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The Master Series Extreme Sling and Swing Stand is a complete freestanding sex sling setup: a steel stand, a leather sling, chains, clips and stirrups in one kit. Because the stand carries the weight, there's nothing to bolt into a ceiling joist or hang from a door, which makes it the practical option for renters and anyone who doesn't want holes in the walls. It goes together when you want it and comes apart again for storage.

How the setup works

Four rings are welded to the top of the stand. The four chains clip to those rings at one end and to the sling at the other, using the eight spring snap clips, so the sling hangs flat between the uprights. The person in the sling lies back with their head on the padded pillow and their feet in the removable stirrups. Straps at the head end adjust, so you can raise or lower their upper body, and the chain length sets the overall height.

Why people choose a sex sling

Lying in a sling takes the body's weight off the hips, knees and back. The partner who's suspended can fully relax while the standing partner has open access and easy control of movement: a small push swings the sling forward and back without either of you working hard. It suits penetrative sex, oral sex, fisting and long, slow sessions where holding a position on a bed would get tiring. If you only have a small spare room, or want something that stays set up as everyday furniture, a wedge or chair will be easier to live with.

Making room for it

This is a big piece of furniture. The assembled stand is about 80.5 inches tall, with a base footprint of 81.75 inches wide by 69.75 inches deep, so you'll need a clear floor area of roughly seven by six feet, plus space to walk around it. A standard eight-foot ceiling gives enough clearance. Set it up on a flat, level floor; a rug is fine, but avoid deep pile that lets the feet sink unevenly.

Using it safely

The listed weight limit is 300 lb for the person in the sling. Check every clip is fully closed before anyone climbs in, and have the standing partner steady the sling while the other gets in and out, since that's when it moves most. Start with the sling low, close to standing hip height, and adjust from there. If you're adding restraints, keep the clips within easy reach so you can release them quickly.

Care and storage

The sling is leather-lined and wipes clean; use a damp cloth with a little mild soap, then a dry cloth, and let it dry fully before folding. A leather conditioner now and then keeps it supple. Wipe the chains and stand with a dry cloth. When you're done, the stand disassembles, so the whole kit can be stored in a closet or under a bed.

Specifications

  • Brand: Master Series (XR Brands)
  • Includes: stand, sling, 4 chains, 8 spring snap clips, 2 removable stirrups; 4 rings welded to the stand
  • Materials: leather, metal, steel
  • Colour: black
  • Stand: about 80.5 in tall; base footprint 81.75 in wide × 69.75 in deep
  • Sling: 38 in long × 21 in wide
  • Weight limit: 300 lb

Comparing furniture? See our guide to sex furniture and chairs, more slings and swings, or the full Master Series range.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Helpful answers about Master Series Extreme Sling and Swing Stand – Complete Set.

Do I need to drill into the ceiling to use this sex sling?

No. The steel stand carries the sling, so there's no ceiling hook, door frame or wall mount involved. That's the main reason to choose a stand kit: it works in a rental and moves with you.

How much space does the stand need?

The base is about 81.75 inches wide and 69.75 inches deep, and the stand is about 80.5 inches tall. Allow roughly seven by six feet of clear floor plus room to move around it. An eight-foot ceiling is enough.

What's the weight limit?

Master Series lists a 300 lb limit for the person in the sling. Don't let anyone bounce or drop into it, and keep a hand on the sling while someone climbs in or out.

What's the difference between a sex sling and a sex swing?

The terms overlap. A sling usually means a flat, hammock-style seat for lying back, like this one, while a swing often means a seat and stirrups hung from a door or ceiling. Here you get a lie-back sling with stirrups, hung from its own stand.

Is a sling good for beginners?

Yes, as long as you set it low to start. Begin with the sling at the standing partner's hip height and the head straps raised a little, so getting in and out is easy. Once you're both comfortable, adjust the chains for the angle you prefer.

How long does it take to set up and take down?

The stand is built to assemble when you want it and come apart for storage. Plan a little extra time the first time round, then clipping on the chains and sling is quick. Keep the clips together in a small bag so none go missing.

Can I add cuffs or restraints?

The rings and chains give you plenty of anchor points for wrist or ankle cuffs with clips. Agree a safe word first and keep the release points within reach. Browse our restraints and cuffs for options.

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