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While most sex swings hang from the ceiling and require you to drill holes (no pun intended), you can also find sex swings that secure right over your door. Ofc, the kind you get all depends on your needs and how you intend to use. A few things to keep in mind as you shop:

Consider the material

When shopping for a sex swing, you want to look for materials that are strong, comfortable, and easy to clean. "Some common sex swing materials include fabrics, such as nylon or cotton canvas, or leather," Uren tells us. "Fabric swings tend to have more padding and are easier to care for, but leather has a more luxurious feel and fits the BDSM aesthetic perfectly!"

Make sure it's comfy

In addition to getting a swing made with comfortable materials, you'll want to look for features that ensure you won't get totally chafed while hangin' around. "For the sake of comfort, you want to look for something that has padded straps to prevent anything from digging in and distracting you from the fun," says Uren. "A head strap is also a must for traditional sex swings to prevent neck ache." And if comfort is your number one priority, then a hammock-style sex sling is your best bet.

Look for bonus features

A basic model is probably the best bet for beginners, but many sex swings come with cool features that'll enhance your sex play. "If you want to be able to swivel around to switch between oral and genital play, you should look for a spinning sex swing," Uren suggests. And if you want a sex swing to use in your bondage play, then you should look for one that comes with added restraints or extra D-rings for you to attach your own.

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