Headstrom Swing

You can get several different Hedstrom Swings. There are ones with gliders or see-saws or double swings etc. But the one we've got is just the bog standard Hedstrom Junior Single Swing. We got ours from Argos in the sale for just £9.99 but this usually retails for £14.99 - £19.99 depending on which store you buy it from. They still have some of these left at the sale price in a few Argos stores but you've got to be really quick. Hedstrom is a good solid brand name that has been around for years. That's why I was surprised to find this item at such a low price but quick off the mark getting my wallet out. This swing came boxed and had to be ...  Read the complete review

"Really cool, especially the glider ride" this was my 7 year olds son's assessment when I asked him last night what he thought of his new swing frame. The Hedstrom Snowden Multiplay as described in the Argos catalogue: `Two height adjustable rope swings and a glider ride for two children Made from painted steele tube Construction time 2 people x 1 hour Maximum load per ride 45kg Height 181cm, width 154cm, depth 272cm` If you thought that the two "height adjustable" swings sound impressive don't get too excited. The heigth adjustment is done by tying the ropes to the swing frame at your desired ...  Read the complete review

The Hedstrom range are one of the cheapest makers of childrens` outdoor toys on the market. The Brecon multi swing set only cost me £70, but you could most probably get it even cheaper if you shopped around. You know me, I would normally shop around to save myself a few pennies but I opted to go for the catalogue price so that I could pay in instalments. The set consists of a blue and white tubular frame with two swings and a two person glider. The swing rope is very durable and hasn`t frayed at all over the course of a year, also the height is easily adjustable as the rope is threaded through two loops at the top. Both swings seats are made from thick ...  Read the complete review

When we decided to buy a swing for our daughters, we was faced with a vast array of different shapes and sizes and really didnt know which to chose from. In the end we opted for the Headstrom as you seemed to get the most on it for the cheapest money. It consists of two swings and a see-saw. As our youngest daughter is only seven months we did have to buy a seperate baby swing but this would be the case no matter which one we had chosen. The swing has a metal frame and it does come in a flatpack. My husbabd assured me that it was really easy to put up and the instructions were easy to follow. Although you are meant to cement to the swing in, we have just used ...  Read the complete review

A year ago we bought a headstrom swing,It came with two swings and what you would call a glider and the cost was £58.99. The actual frame work surprised me a lot at how strong the frame was. There is no sign of the frame work bending or the bolts rusting, the bolts and nuts have a little plastic cover which stops them from rusting. You are advised to concrete the swing in. The swing comes with four plastic pegs witch gets bolted to the bottom of the frame work and sets in the concrete at a 45 degree angle. Now the kids can go out and play Another product from argos store ...  Read the complete review