Sling Springs for Sex Slings

Every thrust bounces back when your sling hangs on springs.

Sling Springs turn a stiff sling into a floating ride. Climb in. Every push from your top sends you up, then the coils bring you back down for the next stroke.

Check each spring before you play. Replace any with gaps between the coils at rest, or a bounce that feels dead. Every pack is backed by our complete satisfaction guarantee.

Count the hanging points on your sling, then pick the pack that covers them.

Key Features

• Float On Every Push: Each spring opens up how your sling moves. You drift up with every thrust instead of swinging back and forth.
• Tension Right In The Middle: We tried spring after spring before we picked these. They sit between too firm and too bouncy.
• Buy 1, 3 Or 4: Grab a single to swap out a tired spring. Packs of 3 or 4 cover every hanging point.
• Fits Fort Troff Slings: Silver steel coils hook straight in. Pair them with our Hammock Hangar mesh sling for a full floating setup.
• Fresh Coils, Cheap Insurance: Gear that carries body weight deserves fresh springs. Swap any that look stretched.

Specifications

Questions

How many springs should I buy?
1 for each place your sling hangs from. Pick a single to replace a worn spring.

When should I replace my springs?
Once the bounce goes dead, a spring hangs lower than its partners or you see open coils with nobody in the sling.

Which slings do Sling Springs fit?
Sling Springs are built for Fort Troff slings. Our Hammock Hangar mesh sling is a direct match.

Note: Wipe the coils with mild soap on a damp cloth, then air dry fully before storing. Inspect every spring before each use. These springs carry body weight, so retire any that look stretched or have open coils at rest.