Best Trampolines With Reviews

I ordered this for my granddaughter for her fifth birthday, She was so excited when she called to let me know she got it and to thank me,. Its just what she always wanted, she said. Her uncle who put it together for her was surprised at how safe it is and how easy it was to assemble.. It didn't take him very long either. I think she "bounces" every day. There is plenty of room for her and a friend, who is five also. It is perfect for a child or two and you don't have to worry about their safety when playing in this, its made very well. Pros: very well made, very safe and perfect for an active child., Easy to assemble with no problem

Amazing large 10’x15’ trampoline. Upgraded from a much loved 14’ round that we had for 5 years (year round use). Love that you can get a great bounce from all over the surface area not just the center. Allow several hours (of daylight) to assemble. The frame and attaching the springs (to pull the frame together on the center of the long sides) were the most challenging part. But, success!! Mom and 14 year old were able to complete set up together after the frame was put together with dad’s help. Hope to have many years of enjoyment. Great workout for adults too, love the high weight capacity (500 lbs) just in case you allow more than one jumper at a time. ) HaPpy jumping!

Great trampoline for a smaller yard, and young kids. Had it for a full Canadian summer and it’s still holding up well, and my boys (4 and 7) are very hard on it! Great size for the two of them - I can go on it too, but I only jump when they aren’t in it. Husband (220lbs) will also sit on it with them inside. We’ve had a bigger one, but had to downgrade when we moved. I was worried, but this one still keeps them amused. I’d still get a big one if I had a bigger yard, but for our small suburban backyard it’s the perfect size. Takes up a corner of the yard, but we can still have grass and garden too. Would recommend.

This trampoline is great, once put together. It's fun and seems very safe. You will definitely need at least 2 strong people to do all the assembly. I watched a youtube video before putting it together, which was super helpful (I just put the name of the trampoline and assembly in the youtube search bar, and sure enough, there was a video.) Some people seem to use zip ties instead of threading the string around the whole netting, and I can see the benefit to doing that because I had to unthread and start all over again, and that was frustrating. My son loves it and it provides us with a fun PE activity during home schooling.

The box it came in was perfectly fine, so nothing got damaged during shipment. But one part was put on backwards for the legs, my boyfriend luckily knew about these things or id never figure it out, and one of the poles to hold the net on was completely snapped off so that was a bit of a let down. I couldnt send it back because it was my kids "Easter bunny" gift and how would that have looked? lol but it seems to be fine once I taped it and stuff... Kids have a blast on it, i just hope it lasts atleast a year.

I received this product in exactly the time as promised ~ 2 days which was yesterday. However, altho I received confirmation of the delivery & tracking info, I have never received confirmation of the purchase info which I really need & will appreciate having as soon as possible. I have not had time to assemble the product, but it appears to b e well made. This one is much better constructed than the one I had years ago. Am looking forward to using my Pure Fun mini-trampoline. Thank you, Wayfair. Looking forward to receiving the purchase info sheet by email.

This arrived from Santa 2 years ago when my kids were 3 years old. To this day they still jump on it. It is a great way for the kids to let out some energy. The foam cover on the bar did not last too long, just a couple of months. It has not caused any issue. Every child that comes over is drawn to it and love to jump on it. Would recommend this jumper.

The trampoline itself is fine; it’s the tools provided that are an issue. The screwdriver tool is usable but very slow, so I used a regular screwdriver. The spring hook tool is an abomination for me. The triangular part is so small I could not fit two fingers in that part of the tool. That would be be the best place to put ones fingers. The shaft is way too short to hold comfortably. Ergonomically speaking the springhook is a joke. At least they recommend wearing gloves, trust me you will need them!