Indoor & Outdoor Playground Equipment Teeter Totters, 360 Spinning Seesaw, Swing Set for Children Exercises Age 3-12

Kids love this! They can use it easily without needing assistance.

We’ve had it a month. It is sturdy and made of a heavier duty material than what we had before. We are hopeful the metal will not break. It requires two people to assemble and it wasn’t fairly easy.

My kids, ages 6 and 7, LOVE this spinning teeter totter. I would definitely recommend getting the one that spins because it adds a whole other dimension of excitement. It’s well made, and though neither of them weight over 50 lbs, it can easily hold much more weight than that! I’m super happy with this purchase.

My kids love this. I promise you this is worth it and verrry sturdy. Ive had it for 2 years now and i havent had issues.also very easy to set up. One person can do it alone

Our family couldn't be happier with this wonderful product. It took a little over an hour to put together. I was amazed at how large the seats are and how sturdy it is especially since we haven't even pinned it down yet. My kids (ages 3.5 & 9) Love it and are so happy with the look and how fun it is with handle bars like a bike. It seems to be a product they can use for many years to come. As an adult, I even tried it out with my 9 year old and was extremely impressed. I would definitely recommend and it's definitely worth the price.

We bought this for our grandchildren 4 years ago and it has been out in the weather in coastal TX and survived very well where everything on the coast is exposed to salt in the air and rusts over time. This has an area of some rust on the middle bottom bars but nowhere else! It does not effect the functionality. It has stood up well and their four children have spent hours having fun on it. They are aged 10 and under and were 6 and under when we got it for them. There can be issues of kids getting somewhat jolted when the other one at the other end doesn’t act kindly or just happens to unbalance the other when not paying attention but there has been no major problems or harm done to them. The ONLY problem is that the seat covers are basically missing. The teeter totter is still usable and definitely used. I am not surprised it has not stood up to the elements all these years but I am going to seek a replacement. Well worth the money and very high quality!

This teeter-totter is super sturdy and lots of fun! Our kiddos have had a blast since we bought it. They are both elementary age and play with it almost every time they go outside. I like the padded seats because at least once a week one kid jumps off and the other busts their rear end on the ground. Because the seats are padded, they don't complain too much about it.The only reason I gave it 4 stars is because some of the screws were messed up that it came with. Fortunately, my hubby is pretty handy so he just went to the hardware store and bought what he needed to fix it.

It’s a see saw that is sturdy, attractive and safe for young children to use. It is compact enough to use indoors or outdoors. Well Like by our grandchildren.

Built to last and looks good too. One of the safer designs I've seen. Gets lots of use!

Love this teeter totter!!! It's durable and such amazing quality. The 360 spin provides hours of fun and my girls absolutely love it!

Excelente

UPDATE: We've had this for almost a year now and it's still one of their favorites in the yard! One of the seat cover backs has ripped, but no other damage and we leave it out year round in the rain. We just had my son's birthday party and this was a big hit with all of the kids.I read so many reviews about this and other spinning teeter totters before deciding on this one, and I'm so glad we chose it! Very sturdy - our boys are big for their ages (7 & 8, both over 70 pounds), and this teeter totter can handle them without issue. I can get one side and they ride together on the other. This is the first thing they go to in our backyard, and they stay on it (off an on) for hours when they're playing outside.I read some reviews regarding the seats bleeding onto clothes and deteriorating after a while, but we have not seen either issue (we've had the totter for only about seven weeks). The seats we have appear to be a hard foam on the inside that does not absorb water, and the red material covering them seems to be waterproof. We've had more than expected rain this year in our area of Florida, and even when the boys go out a short while after it stops raining the seats are dry. The boys have said the seats on this totter are much more comfortable than a comparable totter that their friends have.

For this price...I honestly could not possibly be happier.Based on other reviews, I also bought some 303 waterproofing that people tend to use on boat covers, and convertible tops with GREAT success. I see no reason why a healthy application on the seats wouldn't extend the lives significantly.Took me about an hour to put together. A second person is basically required for a few steps, but can mostly be done alone. Assembly was no real issue. Minimal parts for the size and movement as far as I'm concerned.Took two 200 lbs adults for a ride with no problem.So far from amazon I have bought this, a canvas seat swing, a disc swing and all hardware. I'm about $300 in, and feel I'm well on my way to creating a fantastic backyard play area for my almost 6 year old daughter. Next up is a geometric climbing dome for around 170. I feel I'm coming out WAY ahead of spending 800-1500 for a playscape-in-a-box. As soon as I figure out how to integrate a slide somewhere, playscapes will offer nothing over what I'm doing.People also mentioned chipped paint in places....a-yup. I see that too. Again, a little preventative maintenance makes this a non-issue. All of our cars require some money and attention at least every 3 months with oil changes and the like. A little waterproofing here, a little paint there, for a piece of equipment meant to last years, shouldn't be a huge deterrent.Forgot to mention the 14' circle trampoline with enclosure...got a good deal on that a year ago, around $200.My daughter is over 4 feet tall at her age. This lifts her butt about 4' off the ground at it's highest. PLENTY high enough for her, or any of her reasonably sized classmates (my daughter being unreasonably tall).It is EXTREMELY sturdy. I have no worries about failure. The handlebars in front of the seats do a fantastic job, and have nice, padded grips, and padded center bar just in case.Id does have holes in all four feet if you wanted to mount it to the ground, but I see no NEED to do this, but extra options are always appreciated.The only tools you WILL need are a socket (5/8" if memory serves) and a channel lock/vice grip/something akin. I also needed a hammer for 3/4 pins. One pin slid rright in, no problem...the other three went about 3/4 of the way in, and would not budge. Hammering them in I knew was not the best idea...but they had to be inserted. Luckily, I was gently enough that I didn't mess up any of the threading. Those pins, and the accompanying hardware, were difficult.***TIP FROM PUTTING IT ALL TOGETHER***Those aforementioned pins are the pivot points when this swings up and down. There are two black metal "caps" that go around the outside of the pins, and a short bolt that goes through the cap, in to the pin. You will never, EVER get all for black metal caps snugly in until you tighten the bolts. I fought this for about 10 minutes before the light bulb went off, and I laughed at my own stupidity. Literally 60 seconds later, it was done.I felt the price was a steal. I figured it would be 3-400 for this kind of thing, I was pleasantly surprised. I know my daughter will get years of use out of this. Her 7 and 9 year old cousins love it as well. And her 16 and 17 year old siblings tried to hide the fun they had while playing with all the kids.I will definitely be looking at other gym dandy products after this experience.