I ordered the oval rainbow swing 60" x 32". The weather in the Pacific NW isn't too extreme and the swing is mostly shaded during the day. The swing didn't have any defects or flaws when I received it. The fabric and stitching are good and the frame feels sturdy. It's seemingly well made. Scroll down for updates. I live in a different state, but will add one when I visit.
I bought this swing for my baby nephew. It can be used no matter his age or size. He won't grow out of it and he doesn't have to grow into it like every other outside baby/toddler/child's play thing! He can lay in it as a baby now and sit in it at any age later. It's big enough to share with other kids and adults can use it, too. The height can be adjusted as he grows, the swing doesn't clutter up the patio, yard, or get in the way, and it's easily moved if need be. I added an inexpensive canopy (info below) making the swing like a teepee. The baby is shaded, my sister-in-law can lay outside and read without the sun in her eyes, and the swing itself is protected from sap, bird droppings, sun, and weather. It's a good add-on.
This particular swing was a lot more expensive than the others, but the company sends you a free inflatable pillow for leaving a review and donates a portion of the sale to charity if you go to their website to choose one. I'm hoping the higher price means better quality and longevity, but let's be real... manufacturers can claim whatever and make long life promises, but it's still fabric. You have to do your part and keep your environment and local wildlife in mind. Fabrics breakdown more quickly in very hot, dry, windy, salty, sandy conditions. Especially if left exposed to constant, direct sunlight and other elements. Squirrels chew on things, birds peck and pull the strings for nests... it happens. To extend the life of the swing, I suggest hanging it in the shade, buying/making a cover (wrap around or overhead canopy), or keeping the swing in a garage during long periods of inactivity and/or inclimate weather. Just my two cents.
To help you decide if this is right for you, I included pictures of the instructions and everything this swing comes with: the frame, foam sleeves, fabric cover, 2 sets of hardware (1 being an extra, of course), 2 hanging ropes, 2 tree straps, 2 carabiners, the rotating attachment, and the tool (not pictured, oops) you'll need to fasten the bolts. It was easy and relatively self-explanatory to put together. I did it by myself and it didn't take much time at all.
Assembling Tips: It would be easy to make mistakes when it comes to these three points. 1) Before inserting the curved frame pieces, make sure you have the ends lined up correctly. The smaller ends of the curved pieces need to line up to the bigger ends of the frame's side pieces. 2) Inserting the curved portion of the frame and foam into the cover together as 1 piece was a pain. Insert the foam sleeve into the cover first, then push the metal frame piece through. Sooo much easier. 3) Don't forget to put the screw *through* the opening of the cover's velcro tabs (as seen in my pictures) before tightening the bolts or the tabs won't attach properly.
Canopy: I bought a Flexion 66" x 45" canopy swing cover to block sunlight and/or wind. I used an office clip on the top until a piece of velcro or set of ties can be sewn on. It already has velcro loops in a couple places so I wrapped them around the swing's ropes near the handles so the canopy's sides would stay put while the swing was in motion. The front flaps can be tucked back behind the ropes to keep it open or left hanging for extra coverage. The canopy isn't the correct shape or size, but it was inexpensive, made for outdoors, and works well enough. Lægendary should consider making these themselves.
09/2019 - Swing is 6 months old. The canopy had been taken off at some point and wasn't put back on and the swing has been hanging outside nonstop, but it still looked great. It gets some sun through the trees, but it's never in constant, direct sunlight. Colors aren't faded and there wasn't any damage to the fabric. Frame still felt sturdy and safe, hardware wasn't loose, no visible rust or deterioration.
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Swings provide many benefits for kids
Whether they have special needs or not, every child has sensory needs that swinging can address. We all heard about the 5 senses. But in reality, we have 8 systems that we use to help us navigate and explore our environments. When it comes to our sensory systems, swinging is a fantastic way to engage a child’s vestibular sensory system – the ability to know how to use our muscles in correlation with gravity. This system controls behavior such as balance and movement. And swinging is a great sensory workout for kids looking to build gross motor skills and develop sensory integration.What’s more, swinging helps the brain learn to make sense of speed and direction, which may be beneficial for kids with visual perception issues.
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All Hanging Hardware IncludedYou’ve been so excited to buy a tree swing and you finally received it – it’s in your hands. So why spoil the excitement in order to run to the store to buy the swing set accessories? With the Laegendary swings you get a complete tree swing hanging kit. Everything you need to get your swing up and running it’s in the box: 2 carabiners, 1 swivel, 2 tree straps, nuts, bolts, washers, wrench. |
Foam HandlesAll of our swing ropes are equipped with foam handles. You can adjust their height based on your needs – move them down on the rope for toddlers, or higher up for taller kids. On top of being more comfortable, the foam handles give your children practice with fine motor skills – by gripping the handles. |
Swivel For Different Kinds Of SpinsSwing, spin or do both at once. All of our swings come with a 4.2x1.6” strong and durable swivel that can be used with Swings, Chairs, Hammocks, Aerial Silks, Hammock Pod Kids Swing, Outdoor Swing and Indoor Children's Hammock Chair Nook, Net Spider Web Round Swing, Outdoor Swing N' Spin, Tree Swing Strap, Saucer Spinner Tree Swings etc. |
Beautiful Packaging For GiftingEveryone knows the excitement and fun of opening and giving a gift! The Laegendary swingsets for backyard are an ideal gift for birthdays and Christmas presents. Thanks to the cute design on each box, we eliminated the need to use wrapping paper, which is typically too light and inky for efficient recycling. |
Giggle and cheer is all you will hear
Swings encourage taking turns and sharing. They provide a safe way for children to exert their energy, have fun and interact with peers and a valuable learning environment where they can develop their physical, emotional and cognitive skills.
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| Price | $201.09 | $49.99 | — | $89.99 | $37.99 | $21.44 |
| Dimension | 40" | 40" | 60" x 32" | 60" x 32" | 60" x 32" | 79" |
| Weight Limit | 700 lbs | 700 lbs | 700 lbs | 700 lbs | 350 lbs | 120 lbs |
| Included Hardware | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Adjustable Height | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Waterproof Material | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
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| Sold By | LAEGENDARY U.S. | BeAmi | YoFit LLC | Trekassy | Trekassy | LAEGENDARY U.S. |
| material | 900D Oxford and Textilene | — | Stainless Steel | Steel, Metal | Steel | Polypropylene |
| seats | 2 | 3 | — | 3 | — | 2 |
| max. recommended weight | 700 pounds | 600 pounds | 800 pounds | 700 pounds | 1000 pounds | 700 pounds |
| age range | Kid | Kid | — | — | — | Baby |
| seat depth | 32 inches | 46 inches | 32 inches | 40 inches | 40 inches | 40 inches |
| frame material | — | Alloy Steel | Polyethylene, Alloy Steel, Iron | Alloy Steel | Alloy Steel | 900D Oxford and Jump Cloth |
| weight | 8.77 pounds | 15.21 pounds | 5.9 kilograms | 8.39 pounds | 14.77 pounds | 6.39 pounds |
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I ordered the oval rainbow swing 60" x 32". The weather in the Pacific NW isn't too extreme and the swing is mostly shaded during the day. The swing didn't have any defects or flaws when I received it. The fabric and stitching are good and the frame feels sturdy. It's seemingly well made. Scroll down for updates. I live in a different state, but will add one when I visit.I bought this swing for my baby nephew. It can be used no matter his age or size. He won't grow out of it and he doesn't have to grow into it like every other outside baby/toddler/child's play thing! He can lay in it as a baby now and sit in it at any age later. It's big enough to share with other kids and adults can use it, too. The height can be adjusted as he grows, the swing doesn't clutter up the patio, yard, or get in the way, and it's easily moved if need be. I added an inexpensive canopy (info below) making the swing like a teepee. The baby is shaded, my sister-in-law can lay outside and read without the sun in her eyes, and the swing itself is protected from sap, bird droppings, sun, and weather. It's a good add-on.This particular swing was a lot more expensive than the others, but the company sends you a free inflatable pillow for leaving a review and donates a portion of the sale to charity if you go to their website to choose one. I'm hoping the higher price means better quality and longevity, but let's be real... manufacturers can claim whatever and make long life promises, but it's still fabric. You have to do your part and keep your environment and local wildlife in mind. Fabrics breakdown more quickly in very hot, dry, windy, salty, sandy conditions. Especially if left exposed to constant, direct sunlight and other elements. Squirrels chew on things, birds peck and pull the strings for nests... it happens. To extend the life of the swing, I suggest hanging it in the shade, buying/making a cover (wrap around or overhead canopy), or keeping the swing in a garage during long periods of inactivity and/or inclimate weather. Just my two cents.To help you decide if this is right for you, I included pictures of the instructions and everything this swing comes with: the frame, foam sleeves, fabric cover, 2 sets of hardware (1 being an extra, of course), 2 hanging ropes, 2 tree straps, 2 carabiners, the rotating attachment, and the tool (not pictured, oops) you'll need to fasten the bolts. It was easy and relatively self-explanatory to put together. I did it by myself and it didn't take much time at all.Assembling Tips: It would be easy to make mistakes when it comes to these three points. 1) Before inserting the curved frame pieces, make sure you have the ends lined up correctly. The smaller ends of the curved pieces need to line up to the bigger ends of the frame's side pieces. 2) Inserting the curved portion of the frame and foam into the cover together as 1 piece was a pain. Insert the foam sleeve into the cover first, then push the metal frame piece through. Sooo much easier. 3) Don't forget to put the screw *through* the opening of the cover's velcro tabs (as seen in my pictures) before tightening the bolts or the tabs won't attach properly.Canopy: I bought a Flexion 66" x 45" canopy swing cover to block sunlight and/or wind. I used an office clip on the top until a piece of velcro or set of ties can be sewn on. It already has velcro loops in a couple places so I wrapped them around the swing's ropes near the handles so the canopy's sides would stay put while the swing was in motion. The front flaps can be tucked back behind the ropes to keep it open or left hanging for extra coverage. The canopy isn't the correct shape or size, but it was inexpensive, made for outdoors, and works well enough. Lægendary should consider making these themselves.09/2019 - Swing is 6 months old. The canopy had been taken off at some point and wasn't put back on and the swing has been hanging outside nonstop, but it still looked great. It gets some sun through the trees, but it's never in constant, direct sunlight. Colors aren't faded and there wasn't any damage to the fabric. Frame still felt sturdy and safe, hardware wasn't loose, no visible rust or deterioration.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 28, 2019
Color: Rainbow OvalVerified Purchase
I ordered the oval rainbow swing 60" x 32". The weather in the Pacific NW isn't too extreme and the swing is mostly shaded during the day. The swing didn't have any defects or flaws when I received it. The fabric and stitching are good and the frame feels sturdy. It's seemingly well made. Scroll down for updates. I live in a different state, but will add one when I visit.
I bought this swing for my baby nephew. It can be used no matter his age or size. He won't grow out of it and he doesn't have to grow into it like every other outside baby/toddler/child's play thing! He can lay in it as a baby now and sit in it at any age later. It's big enough to share with other kids and adults can use it, too. The height can be adjusted as he grows, the swing doesn't clutter up the patio, yard, or get in the way, and it's easily moved if need be. I added an inexpensive canopy (info below) making the swing like a teepee. The baby is shaded, my sister-in-law can lay outside and read without the sun in her eyes, and the swing itself is protected from sap, bird droppings, sun, and weather. It's a good add-on.
This particular swing was a lot more expensive than the others, but the company sends you a free inflatable pillow for leaving a review and donates a portion of the sale to charity if you go to their website to choose one. I'm hoping the higher price means better quality and longevity, but let's be real... manufacturers can claim whatever and make long life promises, but it's still fabric. You have to do your part and keep your environment and local wildlife in mind. Fabrics breakdown more quickly in very hot, dry, windy, salty, sandy conditions. Especially if left exposed to constant, direct sunlight and other elements. Squirrels chew on things, birds peck and pull the strings for nests... it happens. To extend the life of the swing, I suggest hanging it in the shade, buying/making a cover (wrap around or overhead canopy), or keeping the swing in a garage during long periods of inactivity and/or inclimate weather. Just my two cents.
To help you decide if this is right for you, I included pictures of the instructions and everything this swing comes with: the frame, foam sleeves, fabric cover, 2 sets of hardware (1 being an extra, of course), 2 hanging ropes, 2 tree straps, 2 carabiners, the rotating attachment, and the tool (not pictured, oops) you'll need to fasten the bolts. It was easy and relatively self-explanatory to put together. I did it by myself and it didn't take much time at all.
Assembling Tips: It would be easy to make mistakes when it comes to these three points. 1) Before inserting the curved frame pieces, make sure you have the ends lined up correctly. The smaller ends of the curved pieces need to line up to the bigger ends of the frame's side pieces. 2) Inserting the curved portion of the frame and foam into the cover together as 1 piece was a pain. Insert the foam sleeve into the cover first, then push the metal frame piece through. Sooo much easier. 3) Don't forget to put the screw *through* the opening of the cover's velcro tabs (as seen in my pictures) before tightening the bolts or the tabs won't attach properly.
Canopy: I bought a Flexion 66" x 45" canopy swing cover to block sunlight and/or wind. I used an office clip on the top until a piece of velcro or set of ties can be sewn on. It already has velcro loops in a couple places so I wrapped them around the swing's ropes near the handles so the canopy's sides would stay put while the swing was in motion. The front flaps can be tucked back behind the ropes to keep it open or left hanging for extra coverage. The canopy isn't the correct shape or size, but it was inexpensive, made for outdoors, and works well enough. Lægendary should consider making these themselves.
09/2019 - Swing is 6 months old. The canopy had been taken off at some point and wasn't put back on and the swing has been hanging outside nonstop, but it still looked great. It gets some sun through the trees, but it's never in constant, direct sunlight. Colors aren't faded and there wasn't any damage to the fabric. Frame still felt sturdy and safe, hardware wasn't loose, no visible rust or deterioration.
I bought this swing for my baby nephew. It can be used no matter his age or size. He won't grow out of it and he doesn't have to grow into it like every other outside baby/toddler/child's play thing! He can lay in it as a baby now and sit in it at any age later. It's big enough to share with other kids and adults can use it, too. The height can be adjusted as he grows, the swing doesn't clutter up the patio, yard, or get in the way, and it's easily moved if need be. I added an inexpensive canopy (info below) making the swing like a teepee. The baby is shaded, my sister-in-law can lay outside and read without the sun in her eyes, and the swing itself is protected from sap, bird droppings, sun, and weather. It's a good add-on.
This particular swing was a lot more expensive than the others, but the company sends you a free inflatable pillow for leaving a review and donates a portion of the sale to charity if you go to their website to choose one. I'm hoping the higher price means better quality and longevity, but let's be real... manufacturers can claim whatever and make long life promises, but it's still fabric. You have to do your part and keep your environment and local wildlife in mind. Fabrics breakdown more quickly in very hot, dry, windy, salty, sandy conditions. Especially if left exposed to constant, direct sunlight and other elements. Squirrels chew on things, birds peck and pull the strings for nests... it happens. To extend the life of the swing, I suggest hanging it in the shade, buying/making a cover (wrap around or overhead canopy), or keeping the swing in a garage during long periods of inactivity and/or inclimate weather. Just my two cents.
To help you decide if this is right for you, I included pictures of the instructions and everything this swing comes with: the frame, foam sleeves, fabric cover, 2 sets of hardware (1 being an extra, of course), 2 hanging ropes, 2 tree straps, 2 carabiners, the rotating attachment, and the tool (not pictured, oops) you'll need to fasten the bolts. It was easy and relatively self-explanatory to put together. I did it by myself and it didn't take much time at all.
Assembling Tips: It would be easy to make mistakes when it comes to these three points. 1) Before inserting the curved frame pieces, make sure you have the ends lined up correctly. The smaller ends of the curved pieces need to line up to the bigger ends of the frame's side pieces. 2) Inserting the curved portion of the frame and foam into the cover together as 1 piece was a pain. Insert the foam sleeve into the cover first, then push the metal frame piece through. Sooo much easier. 3) Don't forget to put the screw *through* the opening of the cover's velcro tabs (as seen in my pictures) before tightening the bolts or the tabs won't attach properly.
Canopy: I bought a Flexion 66" x 45" canopy swing cover to block sunlight and/or wind. I used an office clip on the top until a piece of velcro or set of ties can be sewn on. It already has velcro loops in a couple places so I wrapped them around the swing's ropes near the handles so the canopy's sides would stay put while the swing was in motion. The front flaps can be tucked back behind the ropes to keep it open or left hanging for extra coverage. The canopy isn't the correct shape or size, but it was inexpensive, made for outdoors, and works well enough. Lægendary should consider making these themselves.
09/2019 - Swing is 6 months old. The canopy had been taken off at some point and wasn't put back on and the swing has been hanging outside nonstop, but it still looked great. It gets some sun through the trees, but it's never in constant, direct sunlight. Colors aren't faded and there wasn't any damage to the fabric. Frame still felt sturdy and safe, hardware wasn't loose, no visible rust or deterioration.
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Melissa
Its not just for little kids !
Reviewed in Australia on February 23, 2020Color: Rainbow OvalVerified Purchase
Janet C
Very faded after only a week of use
Reviewed in Australia on February 28, 2021Color: Rainbow OvalVerified Purchase
