Gorilla Playsets 04-0008-PK/PK Full Bucket Toddler Swing, Pink Bucket, Pink 60" Plastic Coated Chains, 50 lb Capacity

The links on the swing chain were inconsistent sized and different lengths. This wasn’t compatible with the hooks on Lifetime swing sets. Ordered a different Gorilla swing from Costco that was better quality and compatible without issue.

My son is almost three years old and is just growing out of 3T clothes, and he is always in 98th-99th percentile on growth charts. This seat is just wide enough for him and can be a challenge to get him in and out of (for me, anyway - my husband has less of an issue). It won't fit him next year, but I think he will be able to transition to a standard swing. It's probably plenty big for younger and average size toddlers, but is smaller than commercial swings you see at parks. We have a Gorilla playset (Outing II, I think; for reference I am 5'5" and the swing beam is low enough that I can touch it stranding with my feet flat), and the chains on the swing are really long. My husband doubled up the slack a few times on the ductile hook so it's not hanging down loosely. This is good news if you have a taller set, but the coating stops low enough to work on smaller sets, too. We haven't had it up long, but it has rained several times and there is no sign of rust.

Box was a bit heavy when it arrived. The seat seems very well made. The seat is sturdy and holds my son and the 5-6 toys he brings to the swing with him. Can withstand a meltdown like nobody’s business. He is 3yrs about 40lbs and 38” tall. I would recommend this item.

This works great with our Kidkraft swingset. Didn't need any extra connectors since these chains have a nice wide opening in the middle. Highly recommend.

I have bought several swings in the past (I have 4 children), yet was never fully happy with my choices. Then after taking my 8 month to the park, it finally made sense. If he enjoys the bucket swings at the park, why wouldn't I buy it to use at home? I am happy with my purchase for the most part. There is absolutely no assembly required, it goes straight from the box onto the swingset...its that easy! I like that it is easy to get my son in and out of, yet the bucket is deep enough to keep him safe. My biggest concern was if my son leaned forward too far, would he fall out? The answer is no. He leans forward with all his weight and it doesn't even threaten the idea of it tipping him out. The swing is not as flexible as I had hoped, but I'm hoping that with time and use, the flexibility will set in.

Excellent build quality and by far a better swing over the original Little Tykes swing it replaced. The chains included are almost twice as thick as the orignal chains aswell. I dont recommend getting the version of the swing with the lower front collar for toddlers as this supports and protects on all sides. This swing provides good overall support for the back and sides as well as preventing our child from swinging forward due to the level collar all around.

The media could not be loaded.  My grandson loves his new swing! We paired it with tree straps and locking carabiner clips! Win win! He had such fun today! Love that the chain link is wrapped to keep their fingers safe!

We looked at the usual chain stores for a safe sturdy toddler swing and were generally unsatisfied with what we saw. When we found this one on Amazon and read the reviews - overall they were good but inconsistent. We decided to try the Gorilla. Wow, we were so glad we tried it. This swing is like a tank compared to the others we had examined. It has a heavy duty chain, but is coated in plastic so as not to pinch little fingers. The bucket has a high back and we felt completely safe with our two year old granddaughter swinging in it. She is a calm child and not trying to turn flips or anything - could not imagine her turning it over. We had a great time swinging her in this swing.Only criticism: The chain is sturdy but quite heavy - makes the whole swing a bit on the heavy side - needs to have a strong sturdy support to hang it on. Perhaps a chain made of a lighter composite would be better - but undoubtedly more expensive.

Very sturdy and very much like the ones in the public parks. The quality of everything from the plastic,metal attachments and plastic coated chain exceeds expectations.