Fetish Fantasy Spinning Fantasy Swing

It Spins

Most swings hang and stay put. This one has a swivel clip between the torsion spring and the frame, which means it rotates a full circle while it swings. That changes what is possible in it – you can be turned rather than repositioned, and the person on their feet stops having to walk around.

Weightless, and Adjusted to Both of You

The straps adjust for height and angle, which is the part that actually matters when two people are not the same size. Positions that normally take real effort to hold become a matter of settling into the right spot and staying there. Padded supports take the back and seat, two stirrups take the legs, and nothing is holding its own weight but the ceiling.

What Comes With It, and Where It Goes

Everything needed to hang it is in the box: a heavy duty steel eyelet bolt, heavy duty link chain, a torsion spring, a metal support bar, two easy-open connecting hooks, the swivel clip and an instruction sheet. A mask comes with it too. The bolt goes into one of two places – the top of a wooden door frame, or a ceiling beam. The doorway is the easier install; the ceiling is the better one, because a door frame boxes in how far you can turn, and turning is the point of this swing. Either way, drill a 5/16″ pilot hole first and screw the bolt in until none of the threads show. Once it is in, leave it there – backing it out and re-seating it weakens the hold.

Take the Weight Off

The first thing you notice is that you are not holding yourself up. Everything you normally brace against – a headboard, a wall, your own arms – is gone, and all you have to do is stay where you are. Then they turn you, slowly, and you find out you have no say in which angle comes next. Try to keep track of where you are facing. You will not manage it, and that is the whole reason this one spins.

Key Features

• 360-degree swivel – the clip sits between the torsion spring and the frame.
• Adjustable height and angle – built for partners of different sizes.
• Two large padded supports for back and seat, two padded stirrups for legs.
• Full hanging kit included – eyelet bolt, chain, torsion spring, support bar, hooks, swivel clip, instructions.
• Nylon straps, metal chain and eyelets – 9 lb, 90-day warranty.
• Ceiling mount only – requires a structural joist.

Setup, Weight and Care

The suggested limit is 350 lb, and there is one step people miss: the torsion spring goes in under 200 lb and comes out above it. Over 200 lb, assemble the hardware without the spring. With two people, count both of you – and remember one partner may be taking their weight on the floor, which changes the number. Keep hands clear of the spring while it is moving, because fingers pinch. Take the slack out and test it with weight before anyone gets in.

Care is a dry cloth only – no water, no chemical cleaners. Inspect the straps, chain and hardware for wear before each use, and store it somewhere dry and cool, away from extreme temperatures.

Why Buy It Here

SpicyGear has been shipping privately since 1996. Every order goes out in a plain, unmarked box with no logos and a discreet billing descriptor on your statement, free over $75 in the USA, backed by a lowest-price guarantee. If a ceiling mount is not an option where you live, the door swings and stands do the same job without the drill.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where does it mount?
Either into the top of a wooden door frame or into a ceiling beam. The doorway is the easier installation, but it limits how far you can turn. A ceiling beam is the better mount for this swing because the spin is the point. Locate the beam with a stud finder, drill a 5/16 inch pilot hole, and screw the eyelet bolt in until no threads show.

How much weight does it hold?
The suggested limit is 350 pounds. Under 200 pounds, use the torsion spring that comes with it. Over 200 pounds, assemble the hardware without the spring. With two people, count the weight of both partners, keeping in mind one of you may be partly supported by the floor.

Do I need tools?
A drill and a hammer. Drill a 5/16 inch pilot hole, then screw in the eyelet bolt – the hammer claw slides into the eyelet and works as a handle to turn it. Once the bolt is installed, leave it in place. Removing and re-seating it weakens the hold.

Does it actually spin?
Yes. A swivel clip sits between the torsion spring and the swing frame, so it rotates a full 360 degrees while it swings. That is the difference between this and a stationary sling.

Will it work for partners of different heights?
That is most of the point. The pads, supports and stirrups all adjust, and the hardware sets how far off the floor the swing hangs, so you can put it where both of you are comfortable.

How do I clean it?
A soft dry cloth only – no water and no chemical cleaners. Inspect it for wear before each use and store it dry and cool.