Trampoline with Enclosure - Recreational Trampolines with Ladder and AntiRust Coating, ASTM Approval Outdoor Trampoline for Kids

Ok, first off, the assembly was not as easy as portrayed and the instructions really didn't help much however, this is the worst thing about this tramploine.Second, I believe the weight limit is 220 lbs. There have been a few people on this that have weighed that much or a little more that have moderately bounced on it and it seems to hold up very well.On the positive side, once assembled this thing is AMAZING! It's very durable, light weight and very easy to move.The handlebar is set perfectly to allowed both assisted bouncing and independant bouncing! It's even strong enough for a thirty pound child to hang from when they are bored of bouncing.The spring cover works great! The only gotcha is it can capture toes and cause tripping when a child gets off but they can learn to avoid this.Overall, we bought this for our granddaughter because she loves jumping and bouncing. She is beyond pleased with it and it has become an every day staple activity for her when she spends time at our place! It has even help her improve her jumping skills when she's playing around the house or outdoors.I HIGHLY recommend this trampoline if you're looking for one for the child in your life who loves to bounce!

I’m giving it 5 stars only because my kids absolutely love this and sometimes it’s all 3 of us jumping on this thing so it’s super sturdy but here are the cons:I’m an OCD perfectionist and this being my 2nd time putting this trampoline together (had to let go of the first one due to a move) it drives me mad the AVENOR logo is not aligned parallel to the bar. I really tried during the 2nd install to ensure this but as you can see by the pics I failed miserably LOLthe rubber grip part will eventually tear off from use and if you kid like mine who start to chew on it. My mother in law smartly replaced the rubber gripper with another fabric wrapped around.When you first put this thing together you feel like you are going to lose a finger on one of the springs but once you overcome the mental fear hurdle you’ll be okay but you HAVE to make sure you follow this instructions exactly. One time I stretched the spring too far out to another loop and I had such a hard time undoing it.

This is a sturdy, well made mini tramp that my 4 year old granddaughter will love AND be safe on. Once you figure out the tool for putting the springs on, it's not only fun, but satisfying. The directions with the lame pictures are not the most helpful.To use the spring tool:Hook spring on frame first.Place the long end of tool through the other end of spring AND the connection on the tramp deck.Holding the fat end of the tool with a firm grip in your hand, push towards the deck.The spring hook will slide down the long end of the tool and hook onto the deck.Hope this helps.

Do yourself a favor and watch a YouTube video on assembly!! My husband and I were very frustrated trying to assemble this just by reading the paper instructions to the point where we almost returned it. After watching a video, it took no time to build it! Now that it’s built, it’s great! My daughter loves it! It does make a lot of noise when she jumps on it so I would use with caution if you live in an apartment like us! Overall I would recommend this product.

First off, my son is only 18 months old, but LOVES this trampoline. He was wanting to crawl all over it as I was trying to assemble it because he was so excited. I was wanting something to keep him active indoors and help wear out some of his toddler energy. It’s been great for that!I did have some trouble with assembly. The tool for the springs was very helpful and kinda fun to use. The trouble I had was figuring out which way the handlebar was supposed to face. I studied the pictures, but all of them are face on and you can’t tell. I even pulled up a YouTube setup video, but again it was a frontal view and I couldn’t tell. So I ended up putting the handle bar on backwards and the bar was way too centered for him to jump easily. I ended up having my hubby help and we tried it the other way and I think that’s how it’s supposed to look. Easier to jump and the bar is closer to one side of the trampoline rather than dead center. This could be solved with a better side view in the assembly instructions. But again, my son absolutely loves this trampoline and it definitely helps wear him out.

Been through two kids and going strong. They love it.

I assembled this with my dad, who likened stretching the springs to putting on some component of brakes on a car or truck (*ahem* I wasn't really listening, as I was watching with rapt attention how easy the whole spring thing was for him). The tool came in handy, but if you didn't have it for some reason, you could use a long sturdy screwdriver. Our 2.5 year old loves this trampoline - which we purchased because his favorite song is the monkeys jumping on the bed, and as you might imagine, he jumped on everything (couch, bed, stairs). He still does, but now we have a better place to direct our little gymnast. Oh, and the blue cover over the springs stays on just fine, so far - just make sure you put it around each of the feet and cinch it tight.

I wanted something that was safe and sturdy for my 3 1/2 year old to jump on in the house. This was the best purchased I could have made. It is low enough to the ground that I'm not afraid of her getting hurt if she some how falls off, which hasn't happened in the few months of daily jumping. The springs are definitely hard to get on, but that's expected for what you are assembling. I would recommend 2 people put it together or a really strong individual. My 11 to 15 yer old will occasionally bounce on it as well. The handle is sturdy and very helpful. Love it!