Swing Set Stuff Commercial Rubber Belt Seat with SSS Logo Sticker, Yellow

I have purchased many of these rubber strap swings off amazon looking for the ones they use at the public parks. The $20-$30 knock offs are junk! Don't buy them they will fail in a year. This one is the real deal and is very heavy duty. The steel used is 2x thicker and this swing itself is around 4 lbs. I immediately noticed the difference with this one just in the weight. I will report back in one year to see if this one lasts. So far I am super impressed with the quality of this swing. It cost 2x more but its 2x as heavy duty. My kids tell me its much more comfortable to use as well. We will see.

These are terrific, sturdy swing set seats. If you are reading this review, you are probably a DIY'er like me and have decided to build it once and build it right. These heavy duty seats are for you then. I'm 250 lbs, and these seats yield absolutely no give whatsoever even at full-height swinging (you know, where the chains go a little limp then jerk hard on the way down?) Ahh, the joys of testing before the kids get to play.Something worth mentioning is the thickness of the metal connection bars on the seats. They are made of a very thick steel aloy or aluminum; I'd say 3/8ths of an inch if not more. The only trouble with metal of that thickness is that it will require very large quick link hardware in order to pass the seat bar through the quick link opening. If you do find quick links large enough to pass the seat through, that same hardware must then pass through the holes of your swing chain for the final connection. Choose your hardware and chain size accordingly. I used 3/16th chain, which is pretty much the same heavy-duty stuff you will find at a commercial park. Only the larger quick link hardware would accept the seats, but then it was too large itself to pass through the chain holes. I tried varying sizes, all which had either an opening too small for seat, or had a thickness too large for the chain holes. I ended up using large connector clips instead of quick links. Connector clips are similar to carabiners, and are larger with a lower load bearing limit than quick links. However, the larger ones work well for a swing set application, and are still rated well over the range of anything that will sit on these seats.Also notable is the metal on these seats. It has some sort of galvanized coating or weatherproof paint. It's not very thick, but hasn't rusted yet. It's been a few months now, but I live in Louisiana and it stays pretty wet down here. The colors have faded just slightly. We bought a red, yellow and blue seat. Suprisingly, the blue seems to have faded the least. I've been very impressed with them so far though. Good seats like this, stainless steel connector clips, and galvanized chain. That's my best advice for a built-to-last setup.

strong, sturdy and extremely comfortable. What a great product!

Bought the swing for my kids at the ranch. I needed something heavy duty because the other swings kept breaking. I found out why the other day. The 5 Longhorns I have like to play with the swing. They come up and swing their heads to bat at the chains for some reason. So far no broken swing like the last cheap ones I purchased. I don't know what I enjoy more, the kids having fun with the swing or all of us watching the Longhorns play with the swings.

Not much to say, other than these are the real deal. One thing I would mention since I need to type more words as a requirement for this review. The part that attaches to the rope or chain is very thick. I bought some large clips at HomeDepot, like a carabiner, but it screws together rather than a latch and it was not big enough. Keep that in mind.

Appears quality construction and durable materials. Lets see what a few months exposure does to it. Next to salt water and full sun

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