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Adjustable Swing Rope 175 cm (Black), 1 pc

Item No: 1283-R130.01.01
The vestibular sense
Proprioception
Gross motor skills

If you're hanging your swing from a tree or another high suspension point, you may need a longer rope. With an adjustable rope, you can extend the length by up to 175 cm. The rope is braided and comfortable to hold on to while swinging, and it's also durable and weather-resistant.

Specifications:

  • Length: 95–175 cm
  • Material: Black braided rope
  • All-weather resistant
  • Soft and easy for little hands to hold on to
  • Plastic reinforcements at the joints
  • Suspension ring and adjustment hook made of galvanised steel.

What makes this product special

How can I strengthen my child’s vestibular sense through fun games?

Find great tips in our Play Guide on sensorimotor development and the primary senses, right here on our blog.
€8.00
In stock. Delivery 2-4 business days

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What makes this product special

If you're hanging your swing from a tree or another high suspension point, you may need a longer rope. With an adjustable rope, you can extend the length by up to 175 cm. The rope is braided and comfortable to hold on to while swinging, and it's also durable and weather-resistant.

Specifications:

  • Length: 95–175 cm
  • Material: Black braided rope
  • All-weather resistant
  • Soft and easy for little hands to hold on to
  • Plastic reinforcements at the joints
  • Suspension ring and adjustment hook made of galvanised steel.
Measures 175 cm.


A swing is great for improving your child's vestibular sense, which in turn improves their balance and ability to concentrate and strengthens their understanding of what way their body is facing.

Furthermore, a well-trained vestibular sense helps your child spin around or stand on one leg without getting dizzy or losing balance, or ride in a car without getting car sick. If you have 5-10 minutes to spare, you can read more about the vestibular sense here.

You’ll find hangers and other accessories for swings here.

How can I strengthen my child’s vestibular sense through fun games?

Find great tips in our Play Guide on sensorimotor development and the primary senses, right here on our blog.

Supports the development of essential skills that are great for your child's well-being and ability to learn:

  • Great for getting your child's body moving, which in turn stimulates their gross motor skills.
  • Benefits your child's vestibular sense, which increases concentration, ability to learn, and balance.
  • This is a great way for your child to improve their proprioception, which strengthens their concentration skills and builds up their confidence to use their body in other types of active play.
Item number 1283-R130.01.01
Maintenance Wipe with a damp cloth
Instructions/rules Danish, English, Finnish, French, Dutch, Italian, Norwegian, Spanish, Swedish, German
Take it with you in the garden
Weight limit (max kg) 70 kg
Size in cm: 175 cm
Item weight 0,19 kg

Delivery time: 2-4 business days

We aim to ship your order as quickly as possible. In most cases, you’ll receive it within 2-4 business days. Occasionally, minor delays may occur.

Please note: During busy periods, such as Christmas or Black Friday, delivery times may be slightly longer.

Returns

You have 90 days to return your purchase. That gives you extra peace of mind, especially when buying gifts. If you happen to choose the wrong toy, you can easily exchange it or return it.

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