Sensory Swing for Kids & Adults Holds up to 300lbs, Double Layer Therapy Cuddle Swing for Kid with Autism (Purple Starry Sky)

I love how easy this was to assemble and hang. Our sensory kids absolutely love this swing!

This swing is incredibly comfortable and sturdy. My child enjoys swinging in it for long periods of time without getting uncomfortable. It's also very easy to clean, which is a big plus!

It comes with everything you need hardware wise to hang it. Easy to install. The fabric is of great quality and well designed. My boys love swinging in this at night before bed as a way to help them wind down and regulate.

We have one of these hanging from our basement rafters that the kids fight over so getting another one. The hardware is substantial and definitely capable of holding more than the weight of any kid. The fabric has no seams and has raw edges. From experience, I know that this is fine and holds up well without ripping or tearing. It also has a slight stretch to it so the kids have fun being cradled in the swing. They are also using it for acrobatics and twisting. Great quality and should hold up for years.

We’ve always had Harkla swings which are excellent quality but were in a pinch after Christmas when our daughter needed a new one. Being adult sized, not all sensory equipment works for her. We didn’t have a lot of money to spend at the moment so took a chance on one the cheaper options. The reviews were good and claimed up to 300lbs so should work right? Sadly, no. This fabric is SUPER flimsy, you can see right through it! It is NOT double layer like the title states it is. It’s a single tacky print on shiny material and not soft at all. It doesn’t truly stretch in a secure way, any give seems to be compromising what little structure is there. The edges are not finished in any way and are already fraying right out of the box. The length is also super short and narrow. Once tied up, the space inside the swing is so small our daughter can’t possibly sit upright in it- and it’s too narrow to suitably lay down fully supported either! There is no way I can see this holding an adult sized person for any significant amount of time without tearing. Maybe a small child but even then, it’s durability is questionable. Super disappointed. Now I have to save up for a Harkla on top of this expense.

We turned part of our garage into a play area for our grandson, it is heated, and he needs somewhere to play with his outdoor stuff in the winter, so we used the front of it to create a space. We already had some eye hooks in the rafters, so we hung this from one of those. He loves this, even I've climbed in to take a quick swing. Has all the hardware you would need for hanging, it's pretty easy to install. My grandson like to swing in it like he's flying, he has a great time with it.

Sensory Swing for Kids & Adults Holds up to 300lbs, Double Layer Therapy Cuddle Swing for Kid with Autism Starry Sky-01We installed this into a beam in the ceiling. We had three people on it and it still held up the hardware alone is extremely nice and heavy duty the material is nice good quality

We’ve had a sensory swing for a few years and it finally got a tear in it. The one I originally bought wasn’t made of the best material. Like, if I went to a reputable fabric store it would have been the cheapest stretch fabric in the store… meant for a costume, not suitable for a real dress or swimsuit, etc. The material in this new swing/hammock is even worse than that.In the pictures (if available) I have the old purple swing and straps, already tied. On the floor next to that is the new blue, starry swing. (They’re both folded in half.) A significant amount of the purple fabric is taken up by a knot on each end and it’s still longer than the new blue one. That means it’s going to be a lot higher off the floor once installed.The new strap is flimsier, the old strap seems like it has another internal layer and this new one does not. The straps take a lot of wear (as you can see in the picture of the old strap).The selvage edge isn’t the same color as the rest of the swing and it also illustrates a lack of quality.The hardware is nearly identical, no concerns about the hardware.If you want to see if a therapy swing is for you without spending too much, this should be fine. You can use it for a while and then get a few yards of nice spandex that should last. Would I trust this material with a 250lb person? No, personally I would not. I don’t know where they get the 300lb limit from. I weigh about 130 and I think if I had my keys on me and they snagged this fabric it would pop like a water balloon.The hardware is good, though, in my opinion. The straps should be okay but they aren’t great. The fabric should be fine under 200lb but I wouldn’t expect to get several years out of the fabric.