360 Degree Spinning Sex Swing

What I bought isn't a big secret. Second, it was extremely difficult to put together. We never were able to get that achieved because 90% of the powdered screws were stripped. This is a terrible product that is a waste of money and time.

Caspian Lester

| Jan 13, 2021

The swing arrived in a box that is quite noticeable: A photo of a mostly undressed woman in a swing with the product's name written in large letters next to it. Because it was too large (I guess) to fit into another, less revealing box, it looked great in the mailroom of my apartment complex. (The box arrived in shattered pieces because it should have been placed in a different box. ) )br>br>Then I attempted to assemble it. The instructions are made up of a single diagram of the swing with arrows pointing to the various parts. Only half of the pieces indicate how they should line up with the other parts, making it difficult to distinguish between them. However, without guidelines for how far to push each piece into the next and in what order, the swing is prone to being off-kilter. Balanced, swaying, and prone to collapsing. So, unless you build it correctly the first time by accident, you'll have to build it incorrectly, risk injury when it falls down, and then rebuild it correctly through trial and error. It doesn't help that the screws that come with the kit are too short and easily stripped. As a result, the product is in fact hazardous. It's also enormous - without instructions on how to put it together correctly, the thing will collapse and someone could easily be hurt. br>br>It's also enormous - without instructions on how to put it together correctly, the thing will collapse and someone could easily be hurt. br>br> Mine was 95" by 66", which is significantly larger than the advertised size. However, 85" x 58" is a colossal size, so make sure you measure the area you'll be using. I can't imagine using it because I'm afraid it'll collapse. br>br>.

Amari Hunter

| Dec 30, 2020

The majority of Americans will find this to be too narrow. Prepare for this thing to dig into your hips/butt in the most painful ways if you're tall (or even just over 5'10"), have hips that measure more than 30 inches, or weigh more than 160 pounds. br>br>The webbing (straps) are only 2 inches wide, which is insufficient, and the padding/cushion could just as well be absent. Also, how about discreet shipping? br>br> Our box, on the other hand, was clearly labeled and open to the public. br>br>As well as the software, the hardware is shaky. Within a few uses, the eyelet bolt that came with it had deformed and bent. My wife is about 5'4" tall and weighed around 140 pounds when we received this. That isn't a significant amount of money. That was too much for this. br>br>Not just this one, but all of these swings need a head rest, and possibly a third support strap for certain positions. If you lie down for more than 10 minutes, your neck will hurt a lot. br>br>Another thing that this requires is: a second bar, straps, or something to keep your hands busy when you're not sitting.

River Rubio

| Jan 29, 2021

The two are nestled together. It was the Trinity brand, and some customers complained that the holes didn't fit the screws. My, on the other hand, fit perfectly, and I'd say it's quite durable. It's already been up to a few "adventures" with no problems. Now that it's at its shortest height, I can't use a chain or even the spring that usually comes with the chairs because it's too close to the ground. However, if I hook it directly onto the stand, I'll be at the perfect height. "Endevours" is a word that can be used to describe something that is I've now added a hammock chair to my collection of items. It really works. If I don't raise the height, I won't be able to use the swivel clip. However, I've been sluggish in my efforts. The instructions are now in the form of a diagram, but putting it together is fairly simple. I recommend two people because doing it alone was difficult for me at 5'4" because it was taller than me. Overall, I think this is a great stand, though I haven't tried all five hook-up points yet. However, I intend to do so with shabari, so it's only a matter of time; the welding on the joints also appears to be quite sturdy.

Spencer Morales

| Sep 19, 2021

I just finished putting this together, and it was a pain! To begin with, several of the welded nuts were either poorly machined or the threads became warped during production, as only about four of the bolts could be installed by hand, forcing me to use an impact driver to complete the job. Power tools are required, which limits my planned use of taking it on trips, and I'm concerned about how many times I can put it up/take it down before the bolts or nuts simply fail. br>br>Because the horizontal supports are a few inches too short, the legs must be forced together in order to attach them. I don't believe this has an effect on its usability or durability, but it does make the joints appear stressed when put together. br>br>We haven't put the stand to its full potential yet, but I gave it a try with my 200-pound weight. I couldn't help but notice the feet sliding across my hardwood floors by a few inches. That makes me doubt the stated weight limit of 400 pounds. br>Trinity should be aware of the following: A cable could be used to connect all four feet near the floor, which would solve the problem.

Jakob HOPE

| Mar 18, 2021

To repeat what others have said, the product does not match the description or the image, and the packaging does not match the image. "The unique design features built-in rings to accommodate a leather sling as well!" says the description, which shows one center hang point and four peripheral hang points. False. There is only one central point and two peripheral points that are diagonally opposite each other. This defeats the whole point of purchasing it in the first place. Trinity appears on the packaging, but the box that arrived is from Topco.

Parker Hill

| Jan 30, 2021