43-Inch Saucer Tree Swing for Kids – 360° Rotating Waterproof Nest Hammock Seat, Tree Straps and Swivel Included
43-Inch Saucer Tree Swing for Kids – 360° Rotating Waterproof Nest Hammock Seat, Tree Straps and Swivel Included
The backyard spot the kids fight over, big enough that they stop fighting
Hang this from the branch and watch what happens: both kids climb on, sit facing each other, push off, and spin. The turn timer, the “it’s my go”, the refereeing from the kitchen window: all of it ends, because a 43-inch saucer seats two at once.
A standard strap swing is a plank the width of one child. This one is a round platform, wide enough that two children get on it at the same time and stay there.
And it spins, which is the part they actually came for.
Forty-three inches across, and that number does the work
The seat measures about 43 inches (109 cm) from rim to rim. Picture a round patio table top hanging from your tree. Two primary-school kids fit across it side by side with room left over; an adult can lie back on it with their knees hooked over the edge and nap in the shade, and plenty of buyers do exactly that.
The outer ring is a thick padded rim wrapped in smooth fabric, so the backs of their legs rest on something soft. The middle is a flat woven mesh that gives slightly under weight and lets rain and leaf litter fall straight through instead of pooling.
Four braided ropes clip to webbing tabs spaced evenly around the rim and rise to a single point above the seat. That four-point layout keeps the platform sitting flat when someone climbs on from one side.
Spins a full 360°, and keeps spinning
Where the four ropes meet, they join a metal swivel. The swivel lets the seat turn a full circle under the rope in either direction while the rope stays straight, so they can spin it as long as they like and it just keeps turning. A rope-and-tire swing winds itself tighter with every turn until it stops and unwinds backwards; the swivel takes care of all of that.
It also means nobody has to push it in a straight line. Kids sit on it, turn themselves and sway, which is the difference between a swing you push for ten minutes and a swing they use on their own all afternoon.
Rated 4.6 by 60 buyers
Three things come up again and again in the reviews: it fits two, it shrugs off rain, and the kids refuse to get off it.
- “My kids live in this hammock. Water just beads off, great purchase.” Jessica V.
- “Absolutely love it: huge, comfy, and survived a full week of rain.” Michael O.
- “Fits two people comfortably, love it.” Adam D.
- “Kids use it nonstop and it’s holding up great.” Justin V.
- “Super comfy and way bigger than I expected, love it.” Zach G.
- “Installation took minutes, super convenient.” Ryan T.
- “Big enough for me and my dog, we both love it.” Rachel O.
- “Heavy-duty and cozy. I nap out here every weekend.” David Q.
Every order is covered by our 90-day risk-free return policy.
The hanging kit is in the box, so it goes up the day it arrives
With most tree swings the straps are a second order, so the box gets opened, everyone is excited, and then nothing happens for a week. Everything needed to get this one into a tree ships with it: the seat with its four ropes, two webbing tree straps with wide protective sleeves, a metal swivel and two locking carabiners.
The straps wrap right around the branch and clip back to themselves. The tree stays untouched, with the wide sleeve spreading the load across the bark instead of cutting a line into it.
You set how high it hangs
The hanging ropes adjust from about 43 to 91 inches (110 to 231 cm), so the same swing works under a low garden branch or a high one.
Hang it low for younger children, close enough that they get on and off by themselves with their feet reaching the ground. Let it out longer for older kids who want to really move, or for an adult who wants to lie on it. Pick a strong, living, roughly horizontal branch with clear space all around the swing’s arc, and it is ready for the summer.
Waterproof, so it lives outside all summer
The seat is waterproof, so it stays on the tree whatever the forecast says. Rain runs off the padded rim and straight through the open mesh instead of soaking into a pad and sitting there.
After a shower it is a wipe with a cloth, or ten minutes of sun, and it is ready again. A swing that has to be packed away is a swing that mostly stays packed away; this one is out there waiting every morning.
Specifications
What comes in the box
Hang it from a strong, living branch with clear room around the arc, and give the straps and carabiners a quick check at the start of each season.
The spot the kids fight over, from $109.99. Choose a color and add the saucer swing to your cart; the straps, swivel and carabiners are already in the box.