Do the kids hold on to the rope or do they hold on to the trolley on the zipline?
2032545
Good Afternoon, Robert. You will hold on to the trolley on the zipline. I hope this information is helpful. Please let me know if I can be of further assistance. Sincerely, Sarah-HearthSong Customer Service
2032546
The item you are looking at is just the light up disc that can be attached to the trolley. The disc can be used as a regular tree-swing as shown on the packaging. My kids hold on to the trolley while sitting on the disc to help support their weight. I'm guessing they could also just hold on to the rope, but that is not what I have seen done as the item is used.
1744630
You pull up the buckle in the middle underneath the cover that is between the child's legs, and at the same time pull the straps. You have to grab the 'lower' of the two straps. The straps that are on their shoulders are layered. Grab and pull the lower strap.
1126151
My son does both but I see him tripping and falling off bc of his pants so try to encourage him to take off first. It guess depends on child but I try to encourage him to take it off first.
1196185
No. You have to get back to the starting point which of course is much higher than then ending point. For the kids, I seat them first at the ending point and pull them backwards to the starting point. That is much easier and safer than having them climb a ladder.
2170256
It stays up well. It may begin to droop a little over time but its easy enough to tighten back up. I haven't experienced my kids running into the poles but it's not something the concerns me. The poles are sturdy.
1909410
They retract into themselves and swing down too, it´s a great toy for kids!!!
991165
Actually, yes in our case. They do not latch in any way, although they're not so slippery that they are going to fall apart badly during normal play - an occasional straightening by an older child will be all they need. But in our case, our two year old and her four-year-old brother were constantly intentionally disassembling the rooms, such that they ended up all over the room in which they were playing, and I could see that it wouldn't be long before one or more got stepped in, sat upon, or otherwise unintentionally broken - not to mention the general clutter they caused. My solution was to zip-tie most of the sections together. (A few cannot be attached in this manner because of the way the walls are built.) I did this at least 7-8 months ago, and it really solved the problem. They've basically forgotten that it comes apart at all, and I haven't had to worry about it. When they're older, I will remove the zip-ties.
612758
The chains are not covered but like another responder said, they hold on to the handles, not the chains. 3 & 5 yr. old love it.
2010749
No. I actually used this thing at the end of a zip line (as a stopping mechanism), and ended up wrapping it with duct tape to hold it together.
1162509
I just hang it so the user(s) can climb aboard -- crotch high for really little kids and waist high for those that hold the rope and jump on.
1170566
It is physically attached. I would suggest that you purchase a round vs oval trampoline unless your kids are very young. This oval trampoline is not as bouncy as the round one. Good luck.
1585751
Nope. They are swen together. And it stays "attached" to the kid because they are stuck together. Hope that helps.
1235612
They have paper sticks. It's a softer stick than like a tootsie pop but not so soft that its falling over.
1684387
They don't. That's the problem. Avoid! They snap on bottom but nothing to keep that thing from zip lining in the great darkness
1552018
I don't know the official answer but we use our seat attached to a zip line for kids and adults. We have grown men on it without a worry.
696399
yes. my daughter took her son's down you simply hook the rope through rings
738977
I got the longer one because (1) my grandchildren are between 12 and 16 years old. So thought if they liked it the 25 foot would be better. However, their father has yet to put the cable (or rope) for them to grab if they lose their balance. Since that has not been done I don't believe they are deriving the fun they would have had had the rope/cable been put up. In retrospect maybe I waited to long to get it. Having said that, I felt like if they liked it and used it a lot certainly the longer would be better. I'm just not sure this answer will help you.