Love Swing - Review
I just reinstalled my Love Swing after a recent move, and realized that I never reviewed one of my favorite all time products. And it’s probably a good thing, since I have the ability to let you know that this product has stood the test of the time, at least with me. In researching my review, and looking for new and improved versions of the love swing, I came across quite a few threads and topic discussions calling the Love Swing a fad, similar to a kitchen juicer or bread maker that gets used a few times, then collects dust in a closet. I’m glad to see that those people have been proved wrong.
In the perfect world, this would be the perfect wedding or anniversary gift to give to a friend. In my case, it did become a much used piece of equipment, more like a coffee pot or toaster, not the bread maker or juicer.
There are variations that allow you to temporarily hook up your swing in a doorway or on a stand. I prefer the old eye-hook in the ceiling method, which allows you to place the swing away from doors and walls, and give you 360 degrees of movement. Here’s a hint: Go garage sale hunting, and find a chin up bar or other workout equipment. Having it handy lets visitors think its for the other form of exercise.
The love swing can seem daunting at first glance, looking much like a medeveal torture device. In reality, it is very simple & easy to use once you get used to it. It does require a bit of balance to become properly situated on the straps, but once in place, it not only feels secure but is quite comfortable. (More than one person I know likes to sit in it for watching TV.)
It also is wonderful piece of equiptment for people who have back and hip or knee problems. It takes the pressure off of knees and lower back by putting one person in an upright position. The swing can be adjusted so that in a standing position, your partner is at exactly the right height, and pulling and pushing the swing makes a little movement or motion go a long way.
Once you are comfortable with the standard position, it becomes fairly easy to create new positions that allow the swing to carry the weight of one person. You can even use the box for ideas.












