20 Best Trampoline For Safety (2022 Updated)

Perfect for my daughters who have been begging for a trampoline for years. My husband and 13 yo assembled it in about 2 hours. The tool that came with it to get the actual trampoline mat to hook onto the side was a lifesaver! Twelve feet is smaller than their friends’ trampolines, but it’s good enough for us.

The girls have used it all summer and are very happy.

Perfect for my daughter, and a great size. I love this trampoline, and easy set up. The price was worth it. Definitely recommend!

Before I purchase this trampoline, I researched over 100 plus trampolines for about 6 months. I read tons of reviews. Safety was my number one priority. Jumpflex checked all my boxes. Many homes in my subdivision have trampolines, but I never really paid attention to them.

When I locked in on Jumpflex, I realized that my neighbor has a jumpflex trampoline. I chatted with them and they endorsed it. I didn’t assemble it myself. But I watched how easy and quickly the technician from Go Configure assembled it.

The bounce is awesome! We have been using it daily. This company has an A++ customer service. My shipment was delayed at FedEx in TX. When I called Jumpflex, they provided great information and decided that they will ship out another trampoline if the shipment did not move within 2 days.

Even when I called and didn’t leave a message someone called me back. All the boxes arrived together and was intact. I definitely recommend this trampoline. Loads of fun, awesome bounce, great sturdiness and durability.

This product not only provides lots of fun for my family, it also provides peace of mind because of its reputation regarding safety. Absolutely worth the price!.

Had a jumpflex for 4 years before having to replace due to the frame rusting (high environmental salt content). We bought a new trampoline and then during assembly noticed the bolts were much more difficult to tighten (they were not cross threaded).

Had a need to disassemble 6 months later. Many nuts were difficult to remove and some did not come off. I had bo such trouble with the disassembly of the previous rusted tramp frame. Rang and told jumpflex.

New set of hardware being sent, no questions asked – great customer service. However, I honestly feel as though there may have been an issue with the first set of hardware ( no hardening?). Hoping that the new set of hardware does not have the same issue.

Kids are very happy with the trampoline, but Dad has let out more than the odd swear word during assembly/ disassembly. Great product, not perfect. Cannot fault the customer support.

Kinertial x My First Trampoline 7 Ft. Hexagonal Kid’s Trampoline w/ Safety Enclosure Net & Spring Pad (Ages 3 – 10) Great material and super easy to assemble. Follow the instruction manual closely specially to install the springs.

It will be much easier to install springs if follow instruction manuals. My 5 year old and 8 year old boys are loving it. Super fun starter trampoline for a small backyard.

Overall great trampoline, the instructions were a little lacking on putting the net together, which caused a fair bit of extra work. Once it was all put together though it worked well. It’s also not the same one that’s pictured, but it still serves its purpose.

It was a Christmas gift. We put it together yesterday and we all were on it today. So for the short-term it’s a sturdy nice trampoline. We’ll see how it hold up overtime.

Sturdy, good looking, and the kids love it. A little more difficult to assemble than I had anticipated, but otherwise good. Only complaint was a few shipping delays

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.

bought this for the kids for Christmas. Spent 2 hours putting it together. My kids didn’t even get to jump on it. THANK GOD. This should never happen. Customer service wanted me to leave it like this and sent replacement parts.

Seriously? I don’t even know what parts caused this disaster. They wouldn’t even answer if this is a common issue. It literally just collapsed in on itself while I was putting the basketball net together.

Insane. I returned it to the store.

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).

This trampoline has several things that make it high quality and then others that miss the mark. I chose to pay more for this trampoline because I expected for everything to be high quality, but I’m disappointed.

The things that are done well are having vinyl covers over the foam pole protectors. I expect this will help the foam covers last longer since they will have some protection for weather and kids hands.

There is also a tent like pole that goes around the top of the net to give it more stability. That is where the quality stops though. The main disappointment in quality is how the bottom of the net connects to the trampoline mat.

It connects by weaving a string through the bottom of the net and the triangular metal piece where the springs attach. This process by far took the longest of any step and I expect that it will hold up long.

Our previous trampoline’s net connected differently and more permanently. Such a disappointment for the amount of money that was spent on this one.

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.

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.

This is very niec trampoline for young people. Perfect size so they feel safe. The wrap around mesh makes me feel confident that they’ll stay safe.

Not fan of this product.Instruction are not clear and looks and feels cheap . Not recommend this at all ! Sorry

My granddaughter absolutely loves this trampoline! In the summer we put the sprinkler under it to cool off.

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!!!).

This Trampoline shipped extremely fast. Well packaged and instructions to assemble it is very easy. Took one person about 1-2 hours to put together. Very entertaining and helps with core exercise as well.

This is very similar to the Skywalker trampolines, is sturdy and should last. Felt like a lot of stitching type activity with installation of the safety net, otherwise very easy and quick assembly.

Got the JumpPod 7. 5 a year ago. It’s used in-doors (our basement has a high ceiling# a couple hours a week by my kids #one around 70 lbs, the other around 100 lbs. – Customer support is good. The jump surface had to be replaced under warrantee due to defective stitching.

I had to provide photos of the problem which is a pain; but I think the company is seriously interested in improving the product and this helps. – The stitching on the mat around the curcumference is also failing; but it’s not under warrantee and is not bad enough to be a safety issue.

– Also, after 1 year I began to experience broken springs. They sent some as a courtesy; again, after I supplied photos# but I’ve been losing about one a week #all the springs are the same age after all# so I’m ordering replacements.

Again, the customer support is good because replacement parts are available. I think the design of how the spring attaches to the metal frame could be improved so there is less strain on the end of the spring #they all break in the same place).

– I think the legs are unneccesarily tall. Although our basement has a high ceiling, I think the legs could be much shorter without danger of “bottoming out” and give more jumping room without hitting the ceiling.

All this said, we really like the product because the size is unique and just right for us and at a good price and most of it is nice and sturdy.

Super easy to put together. I’ll be honest, the directions were easy to read and comprehend. However, I did run into a small issue with their directions, in one of the steps, where you’re putting the arms up, it shows you’re required to use 2 ‘reinforce steel’ that per an arm.

There’s 4 arms in total, 2 holes per an arm that require the reinforce steel. Great right? Except they only give you a total of 4. But we made it work with the 4 after I had already used 2 of them for 1 arm.

We’ve had it up since yesterday (April 11) and today the light that goes under the trampoline is broken. The light itself is super cheaply made. Like I’m talking hot glue holding the battery cartridge together and then a cheap plastic that covers.

I mean, I’m not even super worried about the light but for a $200 trampoline, I’m expecting the parts to hold up correctly. Anyway, my son loves it. He has Autism and loves bouncing so the only thing that matters is his happiness.

So that’s my review. I hope it helps other people.

Quality parts, easy to assemble and good step by step instructions. Instructions say 8 screw extentions, so 2 per net stand to be inserted with long screw, but only came with 4 in kit. So, only bottom net stand used 1 at bottom screw.

I did not weave lace on trampoline because there were no holes as identified on instruction so tied lace on net and springs. On net you have to look very closely to find hole guide. Make sure to wash hands often while assembling because metal releases dust.

May need an extra shoe lace to attach net to base. Overall, very great quality and easy assembling. My kids helped me and they are under 8 years old.

We had a very large trampoline but wanted to downgrade sonwe could use more of our yard, this trampoline is perfect size for my 6 yr and 11 yr old. 1 bigger kid or 2 smaller kids could fit as well. This was the only 10ft trampoline with a weight capacity over 150, so that’s good.

The enclosure was a little hard for my husband to complete but he figured it out. I am happy with this trampoline.

The 12′ trampoline is great. Easy to set up, and lighter than I expected it to be. Takes about 3 people to pick up and move, just in case anyone is wondering. The net enclosure around the trampoline is not great quality though.

Zipper broke as soon as second kid climbed in. Too bad this didn’t come with a ladder🤷‍♀️ The material around the edge(that covers the springs) is real flimsy and not great quality. But the kids loved it for the short duration of time we had it so I give it 3 🌟 It Unfortunately did NOT pass the hurricane winds test, that Kansas experienced, for 4 days straight in the month of January.

The frame is so thin that one flip and the whole thing is completely totalled 🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️ It was fun while it lasted. Honestly though I paid too much for this product and would not recommend buying this for more than one child or if you live anywhere that experiences wind like we do.

Compared to my neighbors’ trampolines, this is very sturdy. Would recommend 2 people to put together. The hardest part was figuring out how to put the ring around the top of the net because there were no words with the picture instructions.

However, the ring will help the netting last longer and makes the netting secure. Took about 3 hours to put together. 5 stars for quality. 4 stars for difficulty in assembly. Looks just like photo when assembled properly.

I purchased this item three years ago right before the pandemic hit. I have two teenagers and two toddlers and they have enjoyed every second of it. Up to this point I only had to replaced the foam ring but it mostly due to weather damage.

I have move it from three different locations and still as sturdy as if it was brand new.

BOTTOM LINE: I have owned this trampoline for three years now, and can tell you WITHOUT A DOUBT this trampoline CAN NOT compete with an ally oop rectangle. Save yourself money and time and look for a different platform.

Let me tell you a story. When I was 13 I fell in love with the sport freestyle trampoline. At the time a owned an Ally oop circle that I would train on. I invested countless hours perfecting my flips and twists.

The time came when I needed a better trampoline to further my abilities. DISCLAIMER-my parents didn’t let me cross the springs on my circle so was not aware of the fact that my ally oop circle was so good.

and could have been a suitable platform for my progression. Nonetheless, I received the trampoline and was initially impressed by its smooth bounce and large bed/mat. The years passed and I trained on and off, losing interest because of my growing love for soccer.

last spring I decided that, since I had no other sports, I should train again. I began to train again making tremendous progress in a short amount of time. To put this in perspective I had gone from doing double backflips to being comfortable doing triple flips.

The progress I had been making slowed when I, metaphorically speaking, “hit a wall”. I had found the limits of my trampoline. I then crossed my springs and, with the little increase in performance, progressed slowly.

I can say as of today I found the trampolines limit. I am not claiming to have found the limit of flips you can do on this trampoline or anything of that nature, I am claiming to have found some of the trampoline’s features to be limiting.

Let’s start the bounce, the drift ( amount of random directional movement you experience when you bounce) is unreal. I have found myself getting caught mid-air with one leg inside the net and the other outside.

The lengths you have to go when trying to get decent bounce on this trampoline are outrageous. I had to experiment with spring patterns for weeks on end to find the right cross for “optimal performance”.

The net design is poor, and tears easily. The pads are about the only good feature. The trampoline simply cannot EASILY be a platform for triples/ quads. Now here is the common misconception,” if he/she can do it, it’s possible”.

Anything is possible if your the best freestyle trampoline athlete in the world who has been training for 10+ years. Acon promotes freestyle trampoline athletes that make their trampolines look INSANE.

Take sainioaleksi for example, he is the best freestyle trampolinist that uses an Acon. After watching his videos you might think that acon rectangles are “on the same level” as ally oop rectangles. THEY ARE NOT.

To the average trampolinist none of what sainioaleksi does is accomplishable, not to discourage those from trying. I can’t speak on the new “performance package” but I can assure you that acon is not a very capable platform.

I hope that the targeted audience (serious buyers) and that you save yourself soooooo much pain, time, and money and buy an ally oop rectangle. Trust me their is a reason why the industry standard is the ally oop rectangle.

The build quality is superior. if you read this, I hope you find the bounce your looking for!!!!!!.

This trampoline has amazing bounce and feels very sturdy. The kids love it, and I can feel the difference in it compared to lower cost trampolines. It does seem pretty large and heavy as far as the footprint in the yard, and we will need to rotate it occasionally to avoid killing our grass, so it would be difficult.

The only complaint we have is the terrible instruction manual. I have put together cheap Walmart and IKEA things many times and seen much more detailed, clear instructions in $30 items. The poles all look very similar and have no A B C markings or stickers on them to differentiate them.

There are also no lengths written in the manual so you could measure the pole and know for sure you have the right one. That cost us probably an hour or more of wasted time taking apart things and switching out poles.

Those simple extra details could make the process much less frustrating. And honestly, when safety is such a factor for trampolines, and this particular trampoline is very expensive, why not spend a little more editing time and money making sure the instructions are fool-proof and the pieces are clearly marked? There are just giant bags of screws and bolts etc, when other packaging has pieces bagged or separated by step so you always know you’re using the right piece at the right time.

This process took about 5-6 hours to assemble and my husband said he probably could have done it in half the time now that he’s done it or with a better booklet. Hope this helps the manufacturers see that there is a lot of room for improvement in the instructions.

Best family investment I’ve made in a long time. We are out there for an hour every night. Assembly was pretty rough. It took 4 adults (2 engineers) 8 hours to assemble this. They don’t label anything, the photos are vague, and there are 3 boxes with 2 manuals.

(Resort to Youtube) The airtime is incredible with this. I would put it above a quality trampoline park as we have visited many. The only negative I have is the ladder. It’s very steep, has no handrail, and it moves when you step on the pads.

It’s a little scary getting in and out with nothing to hold onto. (Remember this is 4 feet off the ground) Other than that my family absolutely loves the trampoline.

Took a lot longer than the 90 mins it said in the directions. We had an old school (15 year old kind with no safety stuff) that had a weight limit of like 500 lbs. The mat and springs lasted until this year and the spring cover was gone long ago but over all it was very sturdy.

We decided to upgrade to a new “safer” trampoline when the springs started popping off the old one, but the construction does not seem as great. The design of the frame makes it less sturdy and the weight limit is about half of what they used to be (225-250).

I know that’s plenty for kids but hey occasionally and adult may want to get on there with their teen. We like the net, though it’s a pain to attach, and the little basket ball hoop is cute but a little high considering it’s easy for a small kid to miss and then you have to get off the trampoline to grab the ball before the puppy runs away with it.

I digress. Overall the trampoline has been pretty good and the kids seem happy with it.

Took me about 7 or 8 hrs to set up by myself. It does come with a spring holder tool which wasnt very clear in reviews. Maybe it was getting dark but the net thing and the basketball thing took a lot of time.

Instructions not clear on those steps and I tried to put it outside the metal when it was inside. I was very organized and methodical but plan early. Helped to have the box it came with to lean it up when assembling the metal ring.

As far as quality, one of the springs was malformed by 90 degrees but still worked. Was missing one of the cheap wraps to hold the cheap basketball hoop. They really made that as an afterthought. There is a fake review of some 110 pd person doing it in 4 hrs.

I find that impossible to believe she was prob. Paid. People would gladly pay 25 more to have a nicer hoop instead of something that looks so red you think your neighbors will shun you. I love how this has 6 metal support bars vs the 3 you see on a lot of trampolines.

That means it wont feel shaky. And the bent angles is just smart.

This trampoline is ok, the instructions definitely need improvement. The basketball goal seems a bit cheaply made. I hope it holds up to weather. Also was missing hardware. The biggest issue is the mat is soooo slick.

Will definitely have to buy grip socks to jump. It is scary slick, like fall on your face even with shoes on. Can definitely not jump with regular socks, you would break your neck. Is this just ours???.

Definitely not worth the price, trampoline the same size as a standard little tikes trampoline. The net as a safety aspect is great. But other than that, not soo secure and the springs are very loose.

I’m giving this 1 star only because there wasn’t missing anything and was delivered early. BUT, the trampoline itself is terrible!! Don’t waste your money buying it. I’ve probably owned at least 6 trampolines thru the years raising 7 children and their friends; 2 are left at home now.

But this trampoline is the worst Ive ever owned. Cheaply made, terrible, silly, flimsy net that will tear up within weeks it’s so cheaply made. Thin, cheap metal frame; terribly cheap padding that they make you put the padding in also!! I can’t say anything good about this trampoline at all.

I only got it because Skywalker trampolines were always out of stock. This one has totally cheap materials and won’t last, I’m totally disappointed in the money I spent as a single mom. I would return it but the boxes got torn up so have no way to return it now.

Spend a little more a buy a Skywalker trampoline; they are the best. Their net has a great patented way it hooks below the very thick padding. The Skywalker trampolines last forever even with multiple aged children jumping on it all the time.

We just wanted a bigger one this time and Skywalker brand were always out of stock so we bought this one. There were NO reviews on this one which sort of concerned me but we really needed to get one so we chose this one.

Big mistake! Even the jump pad has barely any bounce. I feel like i totally wasted $400.

I have had this pile of junk for several months. DO NOT WASTE YOUR MONEY! There were literally no choices in May. My last trampoline was in need of a net/spring cushion and the springs were coming apart.

It did last 5 years through many storms but to replace the parts was the price of a new one. Well I did not consider the fact that this is a much inferior brand than Skywalker. The poles are bent and the net is falling down and ripped.

Today I noticed the spring cover is coming apart. I am afraid to even put a ladder or any way to get on it for fear it would just break in two. My first trampoline lasted 15 years with 4 kids and 4 dogs and many friends who broke every rule you could think of! This one is almost dead and the only one who plays on it is my 73 pound dog!! Five months is a complete joke.

The delivery was the omen when it came weeks late and when I inquired I was told it was all over the floor at Federal Express for some time before someone finally repacked it and brought it to my house.

The trash guys will be getting it next. Very disappointing!.

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.

Great price on a sale. Seems very sturdy with lots of reinforcement. My 7 year old loves it. The hoop and ball are a great addition but do seem a little flimsy but have held up so far. Winter purchase but getting alot of use still! Yet to go through a summer but still looks brand new.

Was perfect for our small courtyard. Net is great and secures well, supports are strong. I didn’t put it together but appeared to go up very quickly!.

The item arrived on time from Ozplaza. living and everything needed was in the 2 boxes delivered. It only took a couple of hours to erect and our grand kids have been having lots of fun using it – we have to use a timer, so that they each get equal turns.

The net around the trampoline is excellent for little kids as they bounce off it and stay safe while having lots of fun and the included basketball ring adds to the fun.

Well put together package. Easy to follow instructions. The only criticism is the pole that holds the basketball ring needs to be identified seperately. When you look at it with the foam on, it looks very similar to the lower safety net poles.

so it need a label or different colour foam to identify it. Apart from that a very good product. My 10 year old grand daughter has been on it every day since I put it together. Well done.