Sportspower 5-Station Swing Set

Comments about Sportspower :

This is a great deal and a nice product. Need to contact the company though we could not complete full assembly, as a major piece to the glidder was not in the package. Hopefully they will give us a good resolve, quickly to the problem. Would still recommend, for the price.

Comments about Sportspower :

We got this swingset for our kids, aged 4 and 1. We've only had it a few months, but it seems to be holding up well so far. It was reasonably simple to assemble. My only complaint on the assembly is that the slide is difficult to attach. It is for younger children, as the description shows. We had no trouble hanging a baby swing, we just omitted the trapeze bar so that there are still two regular swings. It took us about 2.5 hours to assemble. Most of this time was spent attempting to understand poorly written instructions. However, it seems most products these days have poor instructions so I can't hold that against sportspower exclusively.

Comments about Sportspower :

I am sure our grandkids will love this, but the instructions are terrible. Parts not labelled, so everything is your best guess - and frequently you have to take everything apart and start again because you guessed wrong.

Comments about Sportspower :

this swingset is very nice. we bought it hoping that it would serve the purpose. our 2 year old twins went nuts as soon as they went into the back yard and saw it! it functions perfectly! for the price you just can't get any better. buy the ground anchors it will not be stable enough without them. great set!

Comments about Sportspower :

My mom bought this as a present for my two boys, ages 8 months and 3 years at the time of purchase. We have now owned it for about one year. It was very easy to remove one "big kid swing" and put on a baby swing--I did have to buy a tiny bit of hardware to do it. The kids love it, and I think it is nice, but I do have a concern: The glider is set too close to the second swing, so that you cannot allow someone to swing while someone else is gliding, as they crash into each other. I tried switching the trapeze with the second swing, which alleviates this problem. Now, the two swings crash into each other sometimes, but it is nowhere near as dangerous as crashing into that glider. My other concern about the glider is that it swings super fast and high when my four-year-old, who weighs 37 pounds, is on it. I am always very nervous when other children are walking anywhere close to the swingset while he is gliding. It swings around head-level with a one- or two-year-old. As long as I watch it like a hawk, it is a terrific swingset.