20 Best Outdoor Trampoline For Adults (2022 Updated)

We bought the 15ft version of this trampoline. It was a great experience from the moment we ordered it. It arrived quickly in three boxes and all the pieces were high quality. We were impressed that it came with all of the accessories, spring pad, enclosure, and a rain cover.

We were looking for a trampoline with a higher weight capacity and were glad to find this one so highly rated. I was able to assemble it mostly by myself in about two hours, but needed some help for the enclosure.

Definitely recommend this trampoline.

I bought the 15ft trampoline for my kids (age 12 and 14) and they love it! It took my husband and kids about 2 hours to set up. I’ve heard horror stories about how hard trampolines are to set up, but this one was very easy! It came in 3 boxes.

It included gloves and 2 spring key tools to make putting the springs on a piece of cake. My kids love it. Highly recommend.

So far seams very sturdy. Easy to assemble. Has good bounce. Looks and feels like a quality trampoline. Fast delivery. Handles 2 adults and 2 kids at the same time. Get the 15 footer. Awesome!!! We are Thoroughly impressed.

I was stupider excited about this trampoline. My fiance put it together and set it up for ne in the living room where I watch television and get my workout done. First of all the trampoline is wobbly and squeaky.

I have tightened it so many times and still very wobbly and squeaky. To the point that I have to pull thre handle bar in towards me holding it while I workout. Very irritating. I have had this less than 60 days and the plastic edge cushion has already ripped in three different spots.

I use this for a workout and do some slower low impact and at least an hour worth of fast high impact. On this I completely dread the faster high impact. The actual trampoline bouncy part is way too tight with not enough give ro where it causes my body tremendous amounts of pain.

I am seriously bummed about this trampoline and really wanted it to workout for myself and my family but this is just too much pain. So sorry to have to leave a bad review. But maybe this will help improve your product.

I was pleasantly surprised. It seems well made and does not use springs, but instead heavy duty elastic type webbing which I think makes it a little safer and probably quieter. It definitely takes two adults to assemble it.

at least the part where you first open up the trampoline. It comes with a storage tote bag for when you collapse it again, but we’ll probably keep it open for the remainder of the winter while we virtual school from home during the COVID-19 pandemic.

If your littles need to burn off some energy in between Zoom classes, you can’t go wrong with this. Bonus: It also supports adults.

This trampoline takes a ton to put together. Definitely 2 strong people! Much much harder then I thought it would be. Frustrated! But it has no springs so that is nice. However it doesnt bounce like my other trampolines used to.

I would not buy this one again.

We bought this for my grandson. He absolutely loves it!! I love that safety of the net. My husband even goes on the trampoline with my grandson. We had one minor problem with it. just the outer blue trim got little tear marks in it.

We signed up for the warranty as soon as we got the trampoline. So I emailed the company and they sent us a new nlue trim piece. We recieved it within a few days. Definitely recommend this.

My kids live it. We went down from a 12′ that was damaged in a storm, and I wanted more space in my yard. I didn’t realize how much smaller a 10′ is from a 12′ and would recommend the larger one if you have the space.

I also didn’t realize the weight limit was only 175 pounds. I weigh about 200 and have 2 daughters under 5. They love it when I come on the trampoline with them, and I still do even when we exceed the weight limit.

I take it very easy now and it really seems to hold the 3 of us just fine.

Trampoline super small, made for one child max…frame doesn’t seem like it would withstand any type of wind. Company will use any excuse not to assist with any issues. Not recommended.

Every kid needs a trampoline! I loved mine when I was younger. It’s a great way for kids to burn their energy and have an exciting time playing and jumping and being silly! It’s very easy to assemble so I would definitely recommend.

First trampoline for our twin toddlers, we personally have never had one before either. Set up took us a couple hours max, fairly easy, instructions were fine. The worst part is stretching that trampoline mat onto the frame.

Don’t forget there is a tool for that. My one con is the net is kind of loose and I want it tight as it is pictured. There is a little black rope that comes with this that you don’t have to use, but it is recommended for securing the net enclosure and I will try that along with the clips to see if it tightens better, haven’t gotten that far yet.

Overall, we’re thrilled, happy to have the higher wt. limit (instead of the average 220 lbs. ) so we can jump with our kids. They are obsessed and it burns off energy. yes.

We upgraded this after my son outgrew the little 3 inch inside trampoline! He loved the indoor trampoline park so we knew we had to get one for our yard. I love the net it makes me feel better knowing he can’t fall off.

I wish they had this when I was growing up!.

Assembly was way too complicated, none of the sections for the hoop wanted to slide together and the last one took 3 adults and a tree to brace on to slide into place. None of the holes lined up for the bolts so we had to sit and twist and then and swap legs several times.

Missing one short bolt so had to improvise. Also absolutely FULL of metal shavings. our hands sparkle from all the metal shavings in our skin. Some springs are way too tight and others look as pulled as they can get.

On the last spring the v ring snapped and went flying into our faces. Not sure how we can even fix that properly. Bottom section took 3 adults an entire day so I can’t imagine how long the enclosure will take.

Overall there are definitely better options out there for less money. I would honestly return it but we bought it for our daughter for Christmas so we’re past the window.

Good quality trampoline. I like the fact the poles of the safety net have foam and a nylon sleeve over them to protect the foam from all the elements. Instructions were simple enough but this was our 4th trampoline in 25 years.

My girls love them and my grandkids now love to play on them. I just wish it had come with a ladded. This is the first trampoline I have ever bought that didn’t have a ladder. We were able to use the one to our previous one.

Only Negative is 2 of the springs were irregulars because when adding the springs all areas of attachment are suppose to go in from top but 2 had to be put one end in from the bottom. It is still working for the kids but it needs to be changed out.

I wanted to go with the out of stock 16 ft version but didn’t want to wait and miss out on a trampoline for this summer. I picked this moxie version buy upper bounce for it’s higher weight limit. I’m glad I did, it feels robust even with a parent bouncing.

The thin fiberglass net hoop at the top is a nice touch for keeping the netting even and taut. The instructions were poorly crafted with drawings slightly different than actual product. The legs, for example, need to be put on in a particular direction so that the bolt holes align.

The actual legs have no discernable bend but the drawing seems to show one. The rope through the bottom of the netting was very poorly drawn and we didn’t get it fully right until half way though. Overall though, I’m pleased by this trampoline and it’s actually a pretty good size.

Sure 2 more feet would have been nice but maybe not worth the added cost plus higher cost of future replacement mats/nets/pad.

Let me preface this review with the fact that I rarely do reviews and do not like the typical agreement that if you give someone a 5 star review they will give you a free product; that is essentially buying reviews which ultimately skews the search results.

This is a genuine review for all of the reasons below. We got this trampoline for my son’s 7th birthday and it arrived in three boxes. Assembly was pretty easy; I put it together by myself in about 45 minutes to an hour and referenced the directions a handful of times.

My kids loved it and it seemed very sturdy! The net kept my kids from bouncing out several times, including them bouncing into it at full steam. Unfortunately, less than a week after assembling it a severe convective storm blew through our neighborhood and flipped the trampoline into the neighbor’s yard, folding it in half.

The stakes that are included did little to anchor it (not a complaint; more on that later) and it was damaged considerably. After retrieving all of the pieces and getting an inventory, I realized 5 of the top frame pieces were bent beyond repair and 5 of the lower net frame pieces were damages as well, including the hardware.

I contacted the company to see if we could get replacement pieces for the trampoline (not expecting anything for free) and awaited a reply. That night, Lan emailed me for details. Upon providing them, he quickly got the parts I needed in the mail to us, FOR FREE! That is service! Less than a week after the storm our trampoline was reassembled and in perfect shape again! This time I purchased some screw in, spiral type yard anchors and ratchet straps and the trampoline is secured against anything to come.

I would definitely recommend buying from this company!.

Glad I got the 12ft one. A couple of people can be jumping without getting too much in each others way. Took a couple of hours to complete and The instructions could be better but overall it’s pretty easy to figure out.

The quality of the materials are great and I was pretty happy once it started to come together, that I made a good decision on a safe product. My 11,13yr old and wife were jumping in there at the same time and were having a blast.

It held their combined weight (~ 425lbs) pretty easily. Excellent packaging and delivery and love that it included gloves, screwdriver and everything you need to get it done.

If I would have known I had to put the chair together completely I wouldn’t have purchased them pulling the fabric down was difficult and keeping it from becoming unglued from the Velcro was hard price wasn’t bad but put them in bedroom instead of living area wouldn’t recommend.

Great item, so easy to assemble, stirdy and great quality. Arrived early and i love it, thanks guys!

This one was for my brother and his kids. They go out at least once a day. The older niece jumps till she is tired. The baby brother likes going in and parents lightly Boyce as he laughs with glee. Parent love it too.

Mine is two years old. Bought it for pandemic and it was amazing purchase. We put sprinkler inside for summer, a small baby pool. For my sons bday we got a cover that makes it look like a kids club house and filled it with small balloons.

Made the birthday a success. The trampoline is just a great purchase.

I bought this for my kids (11 and 7) and they love it. All parts are sturdy and well-made. Also, it provides a spare screw and a nut that are easy to lose. Installation is straightforward, but it takes time (3 hrs in my case because of my inexperience).

The installation will be easier if you have someone else, but it is possible to assemble it by yourself. If I need to do assemble it again, I guess I can finish it within an hour. The instruction manual provides QR code for an installation video, which was very useful.

However, I recommend to read the instruction manual and watch the video. The video misses one important step (fastening bolts for the poles).

Bought last year as a means of exercise for the kids during lockdown. Immediately started having issues with the poles sitting loosely in the provided holes. The big issue is that the metal is not hardened in any way.

Every other trampoline I’ve ever seen has hardened steel at the t-junctions where the poles are inserted. You can usually tell since it’s a gold color. These poles under regular use didn’t lastore than a week, and even after a replacement on my cost through the company, I’m still having the same issue.

Customer service is non-existant since etheu never returned my calls, and I’m now down the cost of the trampoline, the cost of the replacement poles, and my time.

This is an awesome trampoline when new and will give a couple years of enjoyment but for this high of price would hope that you would get 10 years before having to replace so much. We bought this from samsclub.

com in 12/2014 and the net of course only lasted 2 summers which is no big deal as it seems this is inevitable, kind of like pantyhose, they make them not very durable. I’m ok with that though it is somewhat annoying, but this trampoline also needs the mat replaced after only 2.

5 years as well as some springs and also the padding that goes on top of the springs. So the only thing left still functional is the frame. The mat tore where the springs attach so can’t hook springs on that part of trampoline.

Last trampoline we had mat lasted 10+ years even after getting a small tear in the middle of it and have 4 kids who frequently jumped on it at the same time. I know a complete no-no but gives idea of how durable that one was.

So basically for half the cost of a new one I can get all the parts I need to fix it. Ridiculous but what’s a person to do? Seems they are all cheaply built and not to last very long.

I just bought this trampoline a couple of weeks ago. My cousin and I put it together in about 4 or so hours because the instructions were ridiculously C-R-A-P-P-Y. It tells you to put it together one way, then another way like two steps later–just completely all over the place and contradictory.

We had to undo ALL the springs upon realizing the net didn’t match up with the holes for the safety net enclosure poles. The worst part is we did not receive the right enclosure poles. There are (according to the sorry instruction manual) supposed to be three poles that connect to make a long one for the net to attach properly.

We only received enough poles to cover 3 holes. Not only that, but the holes in the poles do not align with the other poles’ holes so there’s no way for us to screw them in. I’m disappointed. Did anyone else have this problem with the enclosure poles? The trampoline itself bounces well.

The instructions and enclosure poles suck miserably and, for that reason, I give 3 stars. Don’t buy this unless you want to risk receiving the wrong items and/or enjoy wasting half your day assembling it and trying to make sense of instructions that might as well have been written in shorthand Greek.

I’m not looking forward to straightening this mess out with Walmart. I’ll probably have to send the stupid poles back which will be incredibly expensive. Ridiculous.

If you’re gluten for punishment and an oval tramp is the 1 you have to have then keep reading. Otherwise buy a square 1 or a round 1. Round is the easiest to set up of all. The instructions are difficult to follow, it is hard to find the oval, but it’s big, fun, we love it so far and after 3 tries we are pros at putting it up and taking it down.

1. Make sure you assemble the frame correctly A. the top tubes look the same but are different they are labeled 1 or 2 B. the final oval will consist of 3 twos followed by 3 ones then repeated(2-2-2, 1-1-1, 2-2-2, 1-1-1) this is what makes the oval as the ones and twos have different curvature.

C. you should almost have 17 feet between the center twos D. make sure your T joints alternate around the tramp big, little, big, little and so forth (the bigger ones with the square protruding from it will house the poles for the upper enclosure) E.

you will see from the picture that the bigger T joints will fall between two #2 top tube connections, then a #2 & #1 connection, and two #1 top tube connections. (repeated on the otherside) 2. Next is lining up the mat (probably the hardest part) A.

The longest parts of our mat were marked with a chalk line covered by a warning sticker. Those marks should be centered on the center #2 top tube which is the longest or 17′ spot. We connected a spring on each end to maintain this position.

(The curliest part of the spring “hooks” connects to the mat v-rings, and the other end to the frame slots) B. our mat and upper enclosure came connected with the V rings through the button holes of the upper enclosure (very helpful) 3.

next we assembled the upper enclosure, yes before we finished the mat or installed the pad, and the instructions for the upper are easy enough to follow. (this helps line everything up) A. once the foam sleeves were attached, and tubes together, we attached them to the netting with the caps, tied them as instructed, and raised the upper enclosure.

(The 2 springs should keep the mat in the right position) 4. The spring Pad A. not hard, the instructions are ok, just make sure the slots line up with the poles on the upper enclosre, don’t forget springs must be inserted through the loops at each seam on the pad, and line up the “skywalker” printing on each side of the enclosure door.

You’ll have to remove and replace the two springs in order to get the mat on top of them. 5. Yea! the springs A. the mat should already be lined up in step 2. Our enclosure and mat were about 1 foot off center so we had to take the two springs off and align the mat so the enclosure was lined up with the poles and not twisted.

(we were not going to separated the enclosure and mat to realign it, one foot didnt make a noticable difference) 6. ok really the springs A. you should have the most important 2 in, now just place the springs evenly around the tramp making sure the V-ring of the mat is through the button hole of the upper enclosure and dont forget the seem loops of the pad.

B. We went clock wise and evenly placed a spring at each leg for the first round (the spring tool is very helpful), the second round we put springs between the previous ones, and so on until all the springs are on.

Remember to count evenly or youll get to the end and will be off. 7. dont forget to clean up, ties, caps, straps, get several cold ones and watch the kids go crazy (put that knife away, suicide is not the answer, besides, you did it!!!).

I have been looking for a trampoline that is safe and to get my family more active. This trampoline is all that and more. My six-year-old is in love and it gets her out of the house every afternoon. This is so much fun that we forget that we’re getting in some needed exercise and family interaction.

I find it relaxing and therapeutic sitting in the backyard seeing her jumping and having fun. The trampoline is quiet, no noisy spring sounds. The only noise I hear is the kid’s laughter. The size and shape make it easy to fit into our medium size backyard.

I wanted a trampoline that was not too big that it would intimidate my daughter and my little nieces and nephews and this was perfect. This is a great investment that will grow with my kids and comes with a great warranty that puts my minds at ease knowing the company backs their product.

The net enclosure and the poles on the outside makes it a much safer trampoline. The trampoline is a little expensive but worth it as I feel my kids are safe when they are jumping. It is sturdy and made with quality materials with safety in mind.

I would definitely recommend the Springfree medium oval, If you’re looking for a safe, sturdy ,well-built perfect sized trampoline with a great warranty.

This trampoline is great, my kid loves it and I have comfort knowing she is safe when jumping in it. The oval shape fits nicely in our yard and the basketball hoop is a fun ad on. With that said, the DIY install is extremely difficult.

The video they provide online makes it look like a breeze, but I’m pretty sure the rods of the trampoline they are using in the video have been broken in. Myself (a female) and my friend (also female) who are confident at putting things together didn’t have the muscle strength to get the rods into the trampoline.

And in trying I was sore for several days after. The video claims that if you do the correct technique muscle strength is not needed, once we got two other people to help that were dudes, it still took all 4 of us to get it installed.

The guys used the technique recommended and were still putting in large muscle efforts. I think the professional install should be included in the extremely high price of this trampoline. If I was reviewing the install process it would be 2 stars.

Shipping and customer service were wonderful. We don’t live in an area where setup is available so my husband and I assembled the tramp ourselves with the Bilt app. The instructions were reasonably good but there were a couple of points during the installation where we had to throw our hands up and use logic instead of following what the app said.

It went pretty well, getting the rods in was the hardest part. My hubby and I are reasonably fit and strong and it took all we had, plus some chunks of skin, to get some of the rods in place. We were sore for days and I will have a chunky wee scar on my hand to remind me never to take it apart it ever again.

Once the tramp was assembled it is brilliant. Our son LOVES it and we are really happy with how safe and sturdy it feels. The flexor step and sun shade are great additions. Would definitely recommend a Springfree tramp to anyone, especially if there is an install service available in their area.

My kids love this! It’s also a great distraction when Mommy needs time alone. They get plenty of exercise and get really worn out playing on it to the point that bedtime is not that big of an issue. And it gives us all thing to do outside.

Must need!!! Growing up we never had these. I can’t even count how many times I fell off my friends trampoline, but never got hurt. So when my son got on his friends I didn’t think anything about it.

First time and he fell off and broke his leg. So about 2 years later he got brave to get on one, but he said he wouldn’t get on it without a net. These things are the best and he could have avoided a broken leg.

Do not buy this items, the screws to hold the handlebar on we’re missing. We contacted the company now more than a month later they say it will probably be months till they can get the replacement screws.

This was a gift so I feel horrible that it can’t be used safely because of the missing parts. I will not by anything from target marketplace again.

I bought this trampoline to help my daughter and I increase our physical activity in a fun way at home. This is a very well constructed trampoline. VERY bouncy!! I purchased the 12 foot one. It is the perfect size for my daughter and I.

I’d even say a third person could bounce without too much difficulty. The instructions say to only bounce one at a time, but there is plenty room for more than one and the weight limit is plenty high to accommodate more people.

Just need to keep safety in mind I suppose. It took me a couple of hours to assemble. I had one person help with getting the legs on but that was it. The part that took the longest was “sewing” the net barrier on to the bouncing platform.

Still it wasn’t hard to do, and once finished, it is very secure. I would be comfortable with toddlers bouncing on this (with supervision of course) as the net attaches is such a way as to protect the bouncer from getting into the springs.

Definitely recommend.

This trampoline was easy to assemble. Just two of us put it together in a little over an hour. When first jumping on it, it seemed a bit stiff, but it loosened up after repeat jumping. I like that it has a good warranty.

It is important to me that a company will stand behind it’s product. I like that the net connects to the outside so there is standing room if more than one person is on at the same time. The net and spring cover are very tight and secure around the edges, and I like that, however, when leaves or other debris get on the trampoline, you can’t push them over the edge.

I got a little dust broom for that reason. I like that it comes with a stepping mat. The ladder could be a bit more sturdy–the steps are thin and uncomfortable to climb, especially coming out of the net enclosure.

But all in all it is a great trampoline.

We purchased our 15′ trampoline in December 2017 so we have had it for 3. 5 years. It has been used almkst daily since then even when it rains and snows. Our net started to get holes and tears as did the pad last year and finally got so bad we needed to replace them.

I contacted customer service and Jasmine responded. Let me tell you about Jasmine. She has been super responsive, super easy to work with and has provided us with parts. The net wasn’t readily available.

She gave us an estimated time and said she would contact us when it came in. We all know how that usually goes (never get notified). However, we got notified ahead of schedule that it was available. We purchased it but found it did not come with the foam inserts for the poles.

Jasmine was very accomodating and offered to provide them free of charge. So far we have received the pad. We installed it and it fits perfect with tie-down on both sides to keep gaps spots small. Jasmine has provided tracking for the net and post pads and we expect them soon.

Grateful that in today’s world I can still get parts for our trampoline for my kids to enjoy. Some notes about durability: 1. The net and pad held up pretty well being in the sun and weather for 3 years straight.

The net overall never “closed”very well with the zipper and clasps so we had to fenagle it a bit each time until the zipper broke last year. 2. The ladder rungs are round tube which is a little hard on the feet getting in and out.

Wish it had flatter steps for comfort. 3. The clamps for the poles keep coming off despite tightening them down and using lock nuts. I think the flexibg of the frame when jumping and the running into the net causes them to wiggle loose.

It almost needs a clasp or something to secure the top clamp to the frame. Maybe an indexed notch or set screw. 4. The pole foam is hard to get installed and stay installed as it slips out. We solved this by installing cable ties just under the bottom of the foam but around the sleeve and pole (like tying off a plastic bag).

Overall very satisfied with the trampoline and even more satisfied with the company support after the sale and years down the road.

I specifically picked this trampoline for it’s advertised weight capacity of 330lbs and waited over two months for it to be back in stock. I had already assembled the bottom part and installed al of the springs when I read the tag attached to the mat which to my biggest surprise states that the weight capacity is only 90kg which equals to less than 200lbs.

That’s a huge difference! I am super upset about this because I now have teenagers and need the extra weight capacity. Returning it is not really an option at this point which is really what I would have done had I not already assembled it.

In addition, some of the pieces came damaged. The foam around the poles were ripped on two pieces and the little aluminum inserts that help you snap in the poles were broken in half on three of the pole holders.

Two of the screw holes are not lined up and therefore missing the screws. Not sure what the “Easy Assemble Feature” is. I really wish I could return this item and find one that is more durable.

This is a fantastic way for kids to get some fresh air and exercise. My husband and I put it together in about an hour. It came with two spring pulls and idiot proof directions. The boys, 7&10, play on it for about 90 minute sprees.

We have used a sprinkler on it, and bought the basketball hoop attachment. We left it out in the NY snow with no Ill effect. Highly recommend even for the most anxious of parents! We jump as a family of 4, and it can easily hold us.

This was such a great purchase! First off, it will take another person or possible a third to help you set this up. It took me, my daughter and her friend, who are both 12, almost 5 1/2 hours to put together.

The only thing I would have liked to be better warned about was the enclosure bar on the bottom bars (F1 and F2), they absolutely have to be set on the RIGHT side of the bar (when you’re looking at it) you need to do this all the way around the trampoline.

Also, when putting on the actually mat, you have to put on one end and then walk over and do the opposite end, it won’t work if you go around like a circle, you’ll seriously be screwed then. The paint chips a bit on the bars when putting it together, but no biggie.

I was advised for wherever you live, you need to secure the bottom of the trampoline onto the ground, otherwise a storm or powerful winds will carry the trampoline away. I had no problems with the enclosure and it was pretty simple step by step from the booklet they send with it.

Fed-ex delivered it to my house in 2 boxes(paid no shipping yay!) I just mowed my lawn yesterday and my husband and I picked it up and dragged it 5 feet over to get underneath it and put it back where it was-there was no yellowing of my grass underneath it either.

This was such an awesome purchase! My kids absolutely loved it!.

I was so excited for this item to be delivered for my kids only to get it and the parts don’t fit. It was a absolute headache trying to put this trampoline together. The instructions were simple if only the parts fit together it would have made the setup easy.

Very disappointed with this item. Great price but bad design. We stopped trying after 4hrs.

The instructions say to build this trampoline with two people and it will take 2 hours. Well, when this trampoline came (a 140lb box), and the kids saw it they instantly wanted it built so they could jump.

I decided I would see how far I could get this assembled all by myself (a mom at 5’6″ and 135lbs). First the frame, I will say it is probably best to do this with two people. I was working on this part the longest and I almost gave up because I couldn’t get the trampoline to line up correctly to fit the two last pieces together to make an oval.

Also, placing the legs into the frame is hard and takes a bit of strength. But after a while I was able to assemble the frame all by myself. Next the jump pad and the springs. The instructions was a little different than what I had.

It told me to look for the V with the yellow stitching. Instead, there were two V rings that were different color from the rest on both sides. I counted out the holes on the frame and made sure I was in the middle and placed the two colored V rings.

Then I went to the other side and placed those two colored V rings in the middle on that side. At first the springs hang pretty loose for about the first 10 to 12 you put on both sides. But once you get closer to the curve that goes to the straight part it gets really hard to put in the springs.

I had to use a lot of strength to get some in. I would anchor my foot against the trampoline leg and pull the spring as hard as I could with the spring tool. I kept each side equal going to put a couple springs one side, then going to the other and putting springs on both end of the other until they finally met.

The last 3 springs where they met it got a little easier to put the springs in again. Then is the padding, it is easy you just have to align it on around the safety net pole holes and then secure it in place with with double D-rings and a strap.

Later at the end, you will also tie elastic ties that are on the pad to the V-rings of the trampoline to further secure it. Next is the safety net, that is the easiest part. The blue stands come in two parts and I had to screw them together and then stand them up.

Then I had to push a pole that is like those poles from a tent through the net and connect the two poles together. That was a bit hard doing myself. I ended up putting the net up on the blue stands to get the oval shape so I could fit the two poles together.

I had to move it around a bit to get it clicked in place. Then you just have to but the net up on the blue stands. It gives you a pattern of how to put it in place. The last step is to secure the bottom of the safety net to the trampoline.

You get 6 pieces of rope and you tie one V ring and then you loop it through the net, then into the next V ring and then throught the net. kind of like you are sewing. Then when you are almost done you tie it on a Vring and start with the next rope.

After that it is done! As one person it took me about 4 hours but it can be done with one person. this mom did it. And my kids love it. They love to bounce on it, it has a nice bounce to it. It fits my small yard well with the oval shape.

The maximum weight is 200 lbs as well.

We purchased this for my grandson for his 5th birthday. I wanted an oval trampoline, but most are really pricey. I was so happy when I came across this one. After reading the reviews and pondering over it a few days, I finally ordered it for store pickup.

It was on time for pickup which, to me, is important. Assembly was actually a lot quicker than I had anticipated. My husband and I did it ourselves with no issues at all. When we got to the last side of the spring attachments, it took a little muscle and it almost seemed like something wasn’t right, because the last springs seemed stretched longer than the first ones we put on.

But once they were all attached, they evened out. This was a great purchase, we are so happy with the quality of it. Our grandson loves it and I know he’s going to get a lot of use from it.

My son loved this!I have an autistic child and expending energy is important! So Is safety! he loves this

Super fun!!! My kids love it. Installation took about 5 hours with a 13 yr olds help. Not too bad. Def recommended

This is a very nice and large trampoline. It took 2 of us to put it together in about an hour, since it was our 1st time putting up a trampoline. Grandkids love it, which it was purchased for. Love the safety netting screen which surrounds the trampoline, it is sturdy and feels very secure with preventing the lil ones from falling out.

It even has a zipper on the netting to help prevent smaller ones from inadvertently falling out. Very Nice!!!.

My son & I are thoroughly pleased with this trampoline. It will definitely be used for alot of years. It is a very sturdy trampoline and not made cheap, you get what you pay for and I will definitely be getting my money outta this trampoline.

I could not be more satisfied.

I ordered this trampoline for my 4 and 13 year old grandkids. It was easy to assemble and they love it. It was much larger than I expected so I would suggest measuring the area you want to place it to make sure it’s a good fit.

We’ve had this trampoline for over two years and it has been a great addition to our backyard. It is quite durable and has held up well through two Minnesota winters! The pad has worn in some spots but overall this is a very solid trampoline.

The net is very secure and has endured my sons bouncing into it thousands of times. Would recommend to anyone looking for some backyard fun!.

Perfect for my 8 and 10 year old daughters. Assembly wasn’t too bad – took two people about two hours. We watched the video several times. 15′ is a great size. The hoop attachment wasn’t as fun as we anticipated – someone was constantly getting out of the trampoline to retrieve the ball.

Also, one of the metal bars to the attachment blew off in a storm so we had to take it down. We purchased alternate anchors (S-shaped screws) and that makes me feel a lot better about this staying put.

Overall – great purchase!.

This was a great purchase – especially the size of the trampoline for the price. The foam has come off a couple of the poles so we have duct taped them on. The rest has held up well in the two years we have had it.

We store inside during the winter as we are in Minnesota. The only negative is the flimsy basketball hoop and the spray for water is too weak so we just use a sprinkler.