40 Inch Rebounder Trampoline for Adults, Mini Exercise Trampoline for Adults,Small Indoor Personal Trampoline for Bungee Workout for Silent and Safely Cushioned Bounce

It arrived yesterday and was put together by one person in under an hour. 1. br>br> If you grease the ends and wiggle them in, the three circular tubes for the frame will connect much easier. Put the frame on a carpet and smack it hard if you need to use blunt force for the final section. br>2. To prevent sliding, place the frame against a wall or furniture with the leg stubs up. Place the mat in the frame with the bottom side up.
3. As directed, loop the bungee cords. The tool that came with it was only for one hand and was too thin for my grasp. Wrap the bungee around the bracket side facing down, then pull it from under the frame with both hands to wrap it around the bracket side facing up. To keep the frame from moving, I put one foot on each side of the spot. Wear good-grip shoes and do this on a hard surface.
4. I position the first bungee in a V on the frame to create the most slack for the opposing bungee to go in.
5. I use silicone grease to coat the threads and slowly twist them for the legs. If I feel resistance, I twist the leg slightly or back out and in again.
6. Before attempting to rebound, drink a glass of water, take a nap, and rest. br>br>After decades of being single, I've learned that the right tools can compensate for my lack of strength. In my pajamas, I'm now running barefoot on the trampoline. br>br>What is my gender, size, build, and age? Ms. Swan is a good example of this.

Dominick Barnes

| Feb 10, 2021

I purchased this trampoline after purchasing a spring trampoline for around the same price, which came mostly assembled; however, I felt like I should have been paid to assemble this one, as it was a beast!! Despite the fact that I did it without bothering my husband, I wound up with a bleeding finger and a bruised nail. Pro tip: Learn how to use the tool as soon as possible; it's essential; I was hoping the one they sent wouldn't break. br>Now, the difference between this and the spring one is that this one feels more bouncy, whereas the spring one has a tighter bounce, and I experienced some discomfort in my shins and knees. This one, on the other hand, is quieter and has more bounce, so I didn't feel as uncomfortable, and it was approved by my older child in the spring. The younger one couldn't choose between the two, but she was quiet while bouncing, so that's a win for me as a parent. Also, the weight limit on this one is 100 pounds higher than the spring one, so the husband might be able to try it. Overall, it's a keeper if you can get through the install. The construction appears to be of good quality.

Lawrence Barron

| Dec 05, 2021

In comparison to other mini trampolines I've owned, this one feels extremely sturdy! This is probably my fourth mini trampoline for fitness (yes, they've all broken due to my petite size). Because the bungee cords are easily replaced, I'm hoping that this one will be more repairable. br>When it comes to assembly, this isn't your typical "bear trap" unfolding type. It took a lot longer to put together - To attach the mat to the frame, you must attach each individual bungee cord, which can be difficult even with the tool provided. Because the threads on some of the legs were rough, it was a little difficult to screw them on. On the plus side, this trampoline CAN be safely assembled by just one person, so if you don't have two fairly strong people, this trampoline is a good choice. br>br>p. The instructions provided are utter nonsense, so if you need directions, find a video!.

Anna Hanna

| Mar 21, 2021

My purchase has made me very happy. Although it took some strength, assembly was quick. I followed the directions and alternated between attaching opposite sides. I am a typical 66-year-old woman who does not exercise, so I was physically exhausted after less than an hour of assembly, and my muscles were sore the next day. My 280-pound husband (who did not assist with assembly due to rheumatoid arthritis) found the mini trampoline to be very sturdy and it easily supported him. It will take some time to fully test the trampoline, but even walking on it gives us a better workout than walking the dog, and I am looking forward to progressing to actual workouts. I recommend this trampoline to anyone who wants to increase activity without putting too much stress on their joints.

Carlos Aguirre

| Dec 26, 2021

This rebounder, like the one with straps instead of bungees, should come fully assembled with the bungees attached. It appears to be sturdy and well-made. made. The sellers are extremely pleasant, but in the end, my 70-year-old mother and I were unable to purchase the property. We returned it because my yr old husband thought putting it together would aggravate his sore shoulder even more.

Andre Berry

| Oct 03, 2021

Is it more important to you to bounce or to be quiet? I live in a city, so silence was essential. Quietness gets a five-star rating. I'd give it a 4 or 3-star rating for bouncing. Spring trampolines seem to me to be more bouncy. But it's been a long time since I've been on one. I use it for cardio because it is supposed to be easier on my joints. The durability rating is also a five-star rating. 225 pounds with a weight vest appears to be a good compromise - I only use it on concrete because the rubber stops in the legs and prevents them from sliding. I can't speak to the durability because I've only had it for two months, but so far it's been fine. The price was reasonable in comparison to others on this site (which support up to 300 pounds), and I expect it to last at least 5 years. I'll be furious if it doesn't. AND I WILL KEEP YOU UP TO DATE!.

Christina Allen

| Jul 04, 2021

a group of five-year-old boys under strict supervision! With two people, it's simple to put together. br>br> One person can loop the bungees with the tool while the other keeps an eye on it. It's safe. br>br>Because the jump space is smaller than expected, I'm 5 feet tall and have to be careful with my jumps. It does, however, encourage "controlled" movements. When not in use/supervised, I lean it against the wall to save space instead of using a large trampoline.

Kara Fuller

| Nov 01, 2021