Outdoor New Design Saucer Tree Swing

WONDERLAND SPORT LIMITED

£13.28

The saucer swing is called mat swing , or flying saucer swing , it is a kind of round net swing , that can be hung to the ceiling, or to the swing frame, whatever steel or wooden frame, and also can be fixed to the tree with an extension rope or straps. And then we can swing on the mat, and this swing can hold more than 600lbs, so it can be suitable for ages 3-103, it passed the GS testing, and also ASTM F1148, no concern ab the safe swing. As this saucer swing is made with soft polyester, and also soft EPE inside, passed the impact test of 50G, so it is much safer and more friendly with small

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