CalmMax Trampoline 12FT 10FT 8FT 14FT 15FT 16FT Jump Recreational Trampolines with Enclosure Net - ASTM Approved- Combo Bounce Outdoor Trampoline for Kids Family Happy Time

  This trampoline is extremely well-made and attractive. I had never owned a trampoline before, so this was the first one I bought for my children to enjoy. I bought a 12 foot trampoline that can hold nearly 400 pounds, which is ideal for me and my kids. It took me about 3 to 3 and a half hours to put it up by myself, and the instructions and assembly were both simple. It takes a little bit of time. To keep the sun at bay, I bought a 12-foot colorful parachute. (This is something I strongly advise. ) The ladder is the only flaw I have with it. ) The ladder won't stay in place for long. To tie the handles on, I needed to find a thin rope. But it's not a big deal. I'm still giving it a five-star rating because the trampoline is excellent and the children adore it.

Paula Shah

| Jul 07, 2021

My 10-year-old son has always wanted a trampoline. a minimum of 5 years Anyway, my wife and I have always opposed them because we understand how dangerous they are in terms of the risk of broken bones, especially when there are multiple children bouncing. (One of the things we liked about trampoline parks before they became popular was the fact that they had a variety of trampoline options. ) The fact that each child has his or her own square to bounce in (even if their square "moves" as they bounce) was particularly amusing. So, as a Christmas present for our son, we bought him this trampoline because trampoline parks still make us nervous about Covid. He loves his new trampoline, and what I noticed about it is that it has a much better bounce than others in its price range ($300-$600). $400). Over the last 20 years, I've probably bounced on 30 trampolines, the majority of which have been with our son. Obviously, you can spend $2500 on a rectangular gymnast trampoline to get even more bounce, but for this price, it's the best bounce I've had on a trampoline that isn't gymnast grade in the last 20 years. My only complaint is that I paid $400 just before Christmas, and the price dropped to $300 a month later, even before I had a chance to set it up! Still, the $400 is well worth it; I just wish I had waited a month to save $100.

Zendaya Tucker

| Mar 26, 2021

I just finished this over the weekend, and while it took some time to construct, it was well worth the effort. We chose not to use the screen for the sides to make it easier to get in and out, but it only took me about an hour to put it together from start to finish. It would be ideal if you could enlist the assistance of two people, but it can also be accomplished by one person, as I did. Just keep in mind that because there are so many pieces, it will take a little longer to put together. Although the package is quite large, you can rest assured that it is of high quality! br>br>A big plus is the nice padded edge, as well as the tall net. Of course, with two young daughters, we had to remind them over and over that no shoving or crazy tricks were acceptable. However, kids will be kids, and we try to have them take turns as much as possible, which isn't happening right now. br>br>On a related note, if we do need to move it, it is relatively simple to do so. We have a neighbor kid who likes to come into our yard, and we're afraid he'll injure himself if he tries to play with it for any reason, so we've moved it to the side and keep the trampoline top locked up with auto-lock. Ratchet straps that can be retracted. br>br>Overall, it's well worth the money; it supports my 220 pound weight just fine, but I'm not doing any flips. It transports me back to my childhood!.

Braelyn Mayo

| Jan 26, 2021

This trampoline is a huge hit with my son!! We bought it for his 3rd birthday because he is a very energetic child who enjoys jumping. I was afraid of injuring him if I bought him one. It has a ladder and a zip-up enclosure, which I really like. It was simple to install, and my son enjoys it. I would strongly suggest it!.

Kara Finley

| Sep 10, 2021

One of two boxes was specified in the instructions. There was only one box in this set. The instructions ended just before the security netting installation, so that section was skipped, and the next page stated, "Your Trampoline is Ready. " There's got to be a page missing. It is not difficult to understand. I'd recommend having the manufacturer look over your how-to book to make sure it's in line with the documentation. Also, a washer isn't the same as a screw nut. For the most part, everything is fine. Aluminum that is well-made and galvanized. The support springs, in particular, are of good quality. It took about 1 hour to complete. I spent about an hour and a half putting it together on my own. The Hold Spring Tool served its purpose admirably. I used to hate doing the springs on my older trampoline because it didn't have one. They provide two of these tools, making the installation a lot more enjoyable.

Odin THORPE

| Dec 28, 2020

My kids are having a blast on this trampoline, and the smiles on their faces are well worth the hour-long session. It took me an hour and a half to put it together. It was fairly simple to put together; all I had to do was follow the step-by-step instructions. step-by-step instructions br>br>The protective netting is a great safety barrier to keep the kids centered on the trampoline, and the bright green circle around the edge encourages them to stay closer to the center as well. br>br> The metal legs are very sturdy, and due to the trampoline's overall weight, there is no movement when they jump on it. br>br>I discovered that the ladder was a great foresight because the kids use it to climb up and, more importantly, to get down. br>br>I was worried that the springs would make a lot of noise, but I was pleasantly surprised to find that they don't squeak as loudly as I expected.

Sloan Cowan

| Feb 23, 2021