Playzone-fit Kidtrix Deluxe Doorway Swing Kit – Fun Doorway Swing for Kids – Includes Indoor Sensory Swing – Weight Limit 150 lbs. – Recommended Ages 3+

My kids love it
My kids love this.When we were installing it, we had to really focus on making sure we were following the instructions. At first, I put it up and it didn’t seem very sturdy. I realized that I hadn’t screwed the bar out till it stopped which it says to do in the instructions. Once I did that it felt much sturdier.I also realized as I read the instructions better that one side of the bracket is supposed to go on the outside of the door frame and the other side is supposed to go on the door jamb where the door closes. At first I thought it was supposed to go all the way to the other side of the door frame. I screwed it out completely and realized it wouldn’t fit that way (again, I should have read the instructions better).We have rounded door frames on most of our doors. It worked but I felt like it worked better without rounded doorframes. I was hesitant to put my weight on it but did and it was fine on both the rounded and square door frames.I liked that there were the adjustable straps, especially with having kids different ages there needed to be height differences. In the instructions/picture it shows that the swing attaches to a ring, it also has a ring that you put it through to attach it to the bar. We only got one set of rings. This was fine though because we attached the carabiners to the adjustable straps (I do this for my own hammock and it works great. I didn’t even realize that this was supposed to have another set of rings until I looked closer at the instructions/pictures, I felt it was natural to just attach the carabiner to the strap.)The other thing that took me a minute to realize was that the hammock straps are connected with a small string. It is meant only to hold the straps so they are easy to find and pull out. It definitely isn’t meant to hang on. Make sure you put the actual straps around the carabiner. Maybe this is so you can take the straps out and wash the the hammock? The hammock itself seems super durable and comfortable.My 5 year old says the best thing about it is the hammock. He said it is super fun and relaxing. He also loved the swing. It was a great way to get energy out in the house. My 9 year old said she felt a little big for them, but our door frames are pretty low. The cool thing is that we also have a ninja slackline obstacle course thing that hangs between 2 trees in our backyard and my 9 year old took the hammock, swing and bar out there. They connected perfectly and she had a ton of fun with a bigger space.Overall this was easy to put together and install (especially once I actually read the instructions). It took me maybe 10 minute to figure it all out. Seems like a great toy for inside (and outside if you have something to connect it to!).

A pain to set up, but well worth it!
After substantial cussing and thinking I had a missing part, this swing is really great!I wish the instructions were a bit more clear on things like how to lengthen the bar and how to adjust the width of the blue plastic end pieces or brackets (it took me forever to realize you do that by turning the green knob). Some wording they use like “main gravity wedge” is confusing because I don’t know what that is! Also more pictures of installing the different swings would be helpful. Once you learn it is really easy, just not intuitive at first.I watched a YouTube video of someone installing the whole thing and that really helped me. It shows how to adjust the height of the swings and how to roll up the excess that the written instructions didn’t have.Also just make sure you have a doorframe that fits the requirements—we have an old farmhouse that is anything but standard but we still managed to find one door that worked and was out of the way of the main traffic—cause I’m leaving that puppy up there as long as I can!The kids love it though and is a great way to get excess energy out and to calm down and reset after school.

Love this so much, but.
Right after this picture was taken my ten year old son (96lbs) hung from the bar. As I yelled for him to get off of it, it fell from the frame and the right pressure bracket (blue part) broke when it hit the tile floor. I’m so sad about this, my youngest son that got this for his birthday a month ago, is obsessed with this thing. Now he just keeps saying “weee” and whimpering. My 10 year old is within the stated weight limit so this shouldn’t have happened to begin with. We loved it but I cannot justify spending another $60 on this as we’re just outside of the return window. I would recommend this, but be sure to stay well below the stated weight limit.

We received a faulty product. The bar supplied does not turn to extend at one of the ends as it should, so we cannot fix it to the door frame. Disappointing.