Kids Climbing Rope Swing with Disc Seat | Outdoor Tree Swing & Ladder

Turn a sturdy tree branch or swing frame into a climb-and-swing play spot with this kids climbing rope swing. The thick knotted rope has disc-shaped footholds spaced along its length so kids can grip, climb, and hang on, and the Disc Seat versions add a wide round seat at the bottom for swinging and spinning. Pick a rope and seat set, a wooden rope ladder, or add-on straps and ropes to build out your backyard setup.

Why Kids Love Climbing Swings

Climbing and swinging give kids big, whole-body movement: gripping, pulling, balancing, and spinning. Many parents find a rope swing becomes a favorite outdoor challenge for active kids, and it's a natural fit for children who love to climb and swing. For children with specific sensory or motor needs, an occupational therapist can suggest how play like this fits into a routine.

Choose Your Style

• Disc Seat Swing + Climbing Rope (Blue, Yellow, Red, Green): a wide round disc seat at the bottom of a knotted climbing rope with disc footholds
• Disc Climbing Rope (Green, Blue): knotted climbing rope with disc footholds, no hanging strap
• Disc Climbing Rope + Strap (Dark Green, Red): the climbing rope plus a hanging strap
• Wood Rope Ladder: 5 rungs (approx. 67 in / 170 cm) or 6 rungs (approx. 79 in / 200 cm), each with a connecting carabiner
• Belt Swing Seat: flexible swing seat, color chosen at random; ropes not included
• Add-ons: single extension strap (approx. 2 x 59 in / 5 x 150 cm), a pair of 150 cm straps, an extension rope, or a pair of swing ropes

Specifications

• Climbing rope length: approx. 79 in (200 cm)
• Supplier-rated load capacity: 330 lb (150 kg)
• Materials: thick knotted rope with plastic (resin) discs; ladder rungs are solid wood
• Weight: approx. 2.2 lb (1 kg) for the climbing rope
• Recommended age: 6 years and up (per supplier)
• Includes: the item(s) named in the option you select; tree or beam mounting hardware is not included unless listed

Safety Notes

• Always supervise children during use. One child at a time.
• Hang only from a secure anchor rated for swing use, such as a healthy, sturdy tree branch, beam, or swing frame. Check rope, knots, straps, and hardware for wear before every use.
• Place over a soft surface such as grass, mulch, or play mats, and keep a clear zone around the swing free of hard objects.
• Not suitable for children under the recommended age. Keep loose ropes and straps away from young children when not in use.
• Bring rope and straps indoors in wet weather to extend their life.

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