The bars that is supposed to be a handle was not done properly so one side will not attach to the trampoline. So I can’t use the handles which is better to use for control and stability while jumping.
Just got this and put it together. Assembly is pretty simple and if you have questions there is a video on here to use. Seems pretty sturdy for a bigger person like myself. The biggest issue I have is that you can’t easily fold this up for storage. I assumed based on the heading of this that it would be simple to do. You pretty much have to disassemble it completely to fold it and store it. So you either better plan on leaving this out all the time or plan on plenty of time to assemble and disassemble when using it. this is my biggest issue with this.
This was a pain to put together. As you will see in the photo you cant line up the legs into the holes, they just arent placed right. I ended up cutting two additional holes for the legs that didnt have one once I aligned the rest. But it wont really matter if you have the large open spot over the foldable parts as once assembled you cannot fold this back up... you would have to take it all back apart and then I assume you can fold it as it came (but I dont know how hard it would be to snap out of place). The tools that came with it were not good enough to get the screws tightened.
Once put together it was not level but would wobble on its legs when not on it. On it that wasnt an issue though and it is somewhat addicting to act like a kid. But being this really is NOT foldable it takes up a good deal of room, especially with the bars attached... and they would be difficult and time consuming to remove and put back on. I was hoping I could collapse the bars and tuck it next to a wall when not in use, but thats not the case and it just takes up so much room.
The product seems well made though and easily able to handle my around 160 pounds. Not as expected but not bad. However, it will probably end up being disassembled in my house and barely used, unfortunately.
I’ve been using this consistently for 10 months, 5x a week. Well, it just broke on me. The mat is sturdy and durable, but the springs do not last. Even with their different design, they snap in half anyway. I wouldn’t recommend this if you’re looking for a reliable, year after year, trampoline to workout on.
So, I like that the trampoline is nice and bouncy, and it folds up. It also seems sturdy. My main issue is that I was planning on storing it under a bed, but unfortunately, in order to do so, I need to unscrew all of the legs AND remove the tightly stretched pad. That makes it too much trouble to collapse regularly, IMO.
I didn’t know that I needed to remove the padding, so the first time I folded it up, the padding stretched and tore on both sides. Now I have two holes in the padding that is continuing to grow bigger the more we use it. Also, it appears that the paint wasn’t quite dry when they boxed up the trampoline, so the print is smudged and the pad has white paint on it. So it is brand new and already looks trashed. Overall, I would say that if I could do it again, I would choose a trampoline that folds up more easily.
I keep reading that cheap trampolines are bad for the back, and its true. This was fun, it was erected easily, a great workout, stable, perfect for small spaces, but this ruined my back and joints. Invest in a more $$$$ one.
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Created wrong
The bars that is supposed to be a handle was not done properly so one side will not attach to the trampoline. So I can’t use the handles which is better to use for control and stability while jumping.
Not easily foldable for storage
Just got this and put it together. Assembly is pretty simple and if you have questions there is a video on here to use. Seems pretty sturdy for a bigger person like myself. The biggest issue I have is that you can’t easily fold this up for storage. I assumed based on the heading of this that it would be simple to do. You pretty much have to disassemble it completely to fold it and store it. So you either better plan on leaving this out all the time or plan on plenty of time to assemble and disassemble when using it. this is my biggest issue with this.
Cheap made material on the edge.
The edge ripped apart, it’s not like the first one I bought. They now use very Cheap material.
No its really NOT foldable
This was a pain to put together. As you will see in the photo you cant line up the legs into the holes, they just arent placed right. I ended up cutting two additional holes for the legs that didnt have one once I aligned the rest. But it wont really matter if you have the large open spot over the foldable parts as once assembled you cannot fold this back up... you would have to take it all back apart and then I assume you can fold it as it came (but I dont know how hard it would be to snap out of place). The tools that came with it were not good enough to get the screws tightened. Once put together it was not level but would wobble on its legs when not on it. On it that wasnt an issue though and it is somewhat addicting to act like a kid. But being this really is NOT foldable it takes up a good deal of room, especially with the bars attached... and they would be difficult and time consuming to remove and put back on. I was hoping I could collapse the bars and tuck it next to a wall when not in use, but thats not the case and it just takes up so much room. The product seems well made though and easily able to handle my around 160 pounds. Not as expected but not bad. However, it will probably end up being disassembled in my house and barely used, unfortunately.
Sturdy
It’s so sturdy and tight that it doesn’t have much “ GIVE “ when jumping
Broke in 10 months
I’ve been using this consistently for 10 months, 5x a week. Well, it just broke on me. The mat is sturdy and durable, but the springs do not last. Even with their different design, they snap in half anyway. I wouldn’t recommend this if you’re looking for a reliable, year after year, trampoline to workout on.
Good and not so good
So, I like that the trampoline is nice and bouncy, and it folds up. It also seems sturdy. My main issue is that I was planning on storing it under a bed, but unfortunately, in order to do so, I need to unscrew all of the legs AND remove the tightly stretched pad. That makes it too much trouble to collapse regularly, IMO. I didn’t know that I needed to remove the padding, so the first time I folded it up, the padding stretched and tore on both sides. Now I have two holes in the padding that is continuing to grow bigger the more we use it. Also, it appears that the paint wasn’t quite dry when they boxed up the trampoline, so the print is smudged and the pad has white paint on it. So it is brand new and already looks trashed. Overall, I would say that if I could do it again, I would choose a trampoline that folds up more easily.
Great
I wish I would have gotten it a little wider otherwise its ok im 280lbs and I can jump without issue
Perfect for small spaces and safe, but BACK PAIN/ARTHRITIS BEWARE!
I keep reading that cheap trampolines are bad for the back, and its true. This was fun, it was erected easily, a great workout, stable, perfect for small spaces, but this ruined my back and joints. Invest in a more $$$$ one.
We shall see
Not super easy to put together, paint was gooped up and it was hard to put legs on. We shall see how long it lasts.
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