so the Mrs and myself didn't get much of a Valentine's day as she was working and she now going on nights.
I was thinking of suprising her next week. I thought about buying a sex swing to go in the bedroom, then pick a dress for her and some stockings and make her wear that out for a meal. Then when we get home blindfold her and put her in the swing and have a good time.
So my questions are, does this sound a good idea, and also, which swing? Have any of you got one/used one? Is it worth the money?
I've never used a sex swing, so can't comment on that.
But I can say, that if someone bought me a new sexy outfit and then took me out for dinner, brought me home and surprised me with a sex swing I'd be pretty happy :) Not sure if you'd be able to keep her blindfolded while she gets into the swing though, i get the feeling that first time useage might involve her being able to see so you can get positioning and stuff right. Just guessing though having never used one x
http://www.lovehoney.co.uk/product.cfm?p=15239 We have that one. It's good fun. It takes practice and make sure it's secured well to a beam in the loft, I'm a 12-14 and not very light and mine supported me well but I did get sore neck lol
http://www.lovehoney.co.uk/product.cmf?p=15239. We bought this product recently. We used it for the second time on Friday night. (Having a teenager at home can be quite limiting)!! They're such fun. We have a right giggle with it. The sex is pretty awesome in it too! Haven't experimented with different positions yet but its early days. I did find having heels on helped with stability. I would definitely recommend it and if there's a new dress and an evening out in the mix I'd say you're onto a winner! Just one caution, be sure that your ceiling beams are strong enough. 
I've only used slings which are self supporting. The downside with a swing is you need a fixing point. If you want a swing then would recommend getting a few 2x4 sections from a DIY store, bolting them together and spreading the load out over several beams in the roof. You can hide the fixing in the ceiling with an emptied smoke detector that has most of the base removed.
Don't go for the door ones because a door isn't designed to handle the weight and ripping it off the wall could result in injury and will give you a pain in the wallet.
We have this one and we absolutely love it. When you set it to the right height, you cannot miss those perfect spots. It is very comfortable, both her and I have taken turns in it. It absolutely amazed me to learn how much movement and pressure / weight it could take. We had joked about it for a while before I suprised her with it one day. Go for it, you will not be disappointed.
We have that one too, but to be honest we haven't used it for ages. One of the issues we both had with it is the lack of support for your head - your neck muscles get quite sore after a while in some positions.
I made a workaround for this with a ratchet strap, some utility clamps and a cushion, but while I quite like the setting up, adjusting straps and so on, usually by the time everything's ready the OH has lost interest and gone off the whole idea.
I'm thinking of donating it to the local charity shop 