Zupapa 16 15 14 12 10 8FT Trampoline for Kids with Safety Enclosure Net 425LBS Weight Capacity Outdoor Backyards Trampolines with Non-Slip Ladder All Accessories for Children Adults Family

Is this product truly deserving of a five-star rating? No, it's not quite a nine, but it's close. Here's why I gave it a 45 out of ten. br>br>Amazon's price and free on-time shipping: A perfect ten! br>Excellence: 75 br>Frame quality: 5br>Safety net quality: 9br>Spring pad materials of high quality: br>8br>Spring quality: br>5br>Mat quality: 5br>Included in the package are the following accessories: Directions: (spring tool, ladder, mat cover)br>10 (spring tool, ladder, mat cover)br> br>Installation: br>Installation: br>Installation: br>In 10 (Amazon offers assembly for $160 (a very reasonable price in my opinion), and all you have to do is point and say, "Set it up here. " " It's simple in either case. Our oldest has a friend who has the Alleyoop (AO) power bounce, which is easily the best trampoline available in my opinion. br>br>We were looking to purchase a rectangle type, olympic style trampoline. So that's what we were looking for when we went shopping. If you're familiar with the alleyoop brand, you're aware that their products come at a premium. ($2600). In comparison to other brands, AO has the most springs per size. Unfortunately, the Alleyoop was no longer available. In our search for a suitable replacement, we came across the Acon Olympic style trampoline, which appeared to be comparable to the AO. The Acon received a lot of positive feedback. The Acon differed only in that it had a few fewer springs and a much lower price tag ($1600). When I tried to buy the Acon directly from their website, lightning struck twice, and they were out of stock. We went shopping again, this time with a restock date of a month away. br>br>While looking for the other trampolines, I remembered being impressed with the Zupapa trampoline's reviews and ratings, so I showed it to our two jumpers. They were underwhelmed, to put it mildly. Despite some sneers and reservations on our part, we purchased the Zupapa15' round model. We figured that if the trampoline wasn't up to par, we could always turn to Amazon for help. The Zupapa is $479 for a 15' round. A total of 99 packages were sent. I know, I know! If you do the math, that's a savings of $2100 over the AO. On the first delivery day window, Amazon had it delivered to our door the next morning. br>br>Product arrived in excellent condition, with no missing parts. br>The unboxing was straightforward and well-packaged for ease of use. Quality: br>br>Quality: br>br>Quality: br>br>Quality br>The product is of excellent quality. The blue tarp material is the only one that causes concern (I'm not going to beat a dead horse here). This was something we were well aware of prior to making the purchase, so it came as no surprise. If it fails too soon, we'll contact Zupapa through Amazon. br>br>Setting up the foundation: This trampoline should be easy to assemble, and the instructions are not difficult to follow. My advice to you is to take it one step at a time. Assemble the frame loosely, then tap above each support with a rubber malet (or a small block of wood and hammer) to secure the structure. Start by quartering the mat as directed in the directions, then add one spring between each of the four quarters, and so on until all 108 springs have been added. have been set up br>br>Assembly of the Safety Net. Because I had to work the pole and insulation back and forth a bit during insertion, I wrapped a small piece of duct tape around the two-piece net pole junction. br>br>Assembly Time: The base took me and two young helpers (11 and 13) about an hour to put together, including unboxing, and the net took about 45 minutes. Total time to assemble 1: br>br>Size: My son (who despises round trampolines) was pleasantly surprised by the size of a 15' round trampoline. My son invited his friend over, the same one who set the bar with his olympic style AO, and the jumping began. br>br>The Zupapa easily accommodates three jumpers with no noticeable bounce loss. br>br> The tricks started after a couple of bounce checks. Flipping. (fronts and backs), single and double ball outs, splashes, back-to-back layouts, and combinations (flip twists). DAMN! My son's friend was able to perform all of the aerial acrobatic tricks he could at home on his AO. br>br>I'm sure you've figured out why we gave this trampoline a five-star rating. We're happy to give it a 5 star rating after receiving two thumbs up from the pro, two large smiles from the round tramp critics, and $2120 in our bank account. I'll update this review as needed in the future, as the trampoline settles in or if any issues arise as a result of daily jumping, until old man winter returns. You will not be disappointed if you purchase this product.

Emilio Young

| Mar 01, 2021

In June of 2017, my wife and I bought this trampoline for our kids. I did a lot of research because I was afraid of trampolines. My main concern was safety. One brand kept popping up in lists and articles about the best-built, safest trampolines available. Zupapa. My decision had been made, and I had placed an order for a 15-foot container. model. The product arrived quickly, and the packaging ensured that none of the components were damaged during transit. The assembly time was about 4/5 hours, which was about right for me; remember, you're putting together a large piece of equipment, so it'll take some time. However, that was a solid 4/5 hours of work. Because of the simple and precise instructions included in the packaging, there were no hiccups or hang-ups that slowed down the job. br> Once you've put it together, you'll be able to see and feel why others have given it such high ratings. The Zupapa Trampoline simply feels more durable than the majority of others I've seen. The trampoline's high quality assured me that my children were using a very safe piece of equipment, and that any injuries would not be caused by faulty parts or poor manufacturing. In a nutshell, this trampoline feels like a tank once it's put together, and it's SOLID. When people ask me which trampoline they should buy, I always recommend Zupapa. Because of the high quality of this product, someone who was previously skeptical of trampolines and thought they were dangerous now recommends them to others as a way to encourage their children to get outside and have some old-fashioned fun instead of sitting on the couch playing video games. br> Fast forward to the winter of 17/18. Snowstorm after snowstorm hit the northeast of the United States. I didn't remove the protective netting before the season started (which I will do next winter), and three of the poles that held the netting in place bent during a few windy Nor'easters. This is not a criticism of the hardware; I'm referring to sustained 60 mph winds during a particularly ferocious storm that brought down massive oak trees and caused havoc for several days. Following a thorough cleaning, I got up and took out the trampoline manual, hoping to find some contact information so I could inquire about replacement parts. maxlead is an email address I came across. us@gmail. com. This email is crucial, as it is through it that I met Eda. Eda responded to my email within hours of receiving it at the above address. Eda and I exchanged emails until she understood exactly which parts were damaged and how many I'd need to replace the ones holding up the protective netting. At this point, my family and I took a quick trip out of town, no joke, all the while thinking that when I returned, I needed to finalize everything with Eda so I could get the trampoline fixed before the seasons changed and the kids were itching to get out after a long winter. Well, to my surprise, when we got home, there was a big box from Max Lead with all the parts I needed to repair the trampoline, plus some extras! There is no charge for the parts, and there is no charge for shipping. Eda simply completed the task at hand. We had our first true "Spring" day this past Saturday, and I quickly replaced the bent poles and cleaned up the trampoline; the kids were doing flips and twists for the rest of the afternoon in no time. br> If you're undecided about which trampoline to buy and the Zupapa is within your budget, don't think twice. There is no way you will be disappointed, and knowing how amazing their customer service is gives me even more confidence in my product choice. Thanks to Zupapa for the great product, thanks to Max Lead for great customer service and prompt service, and most importantly, thanks to Eda for the fantastic job you did. Thank you very much for your efforts. br> Guess what's going to happen today? We're getting another six inches of snow.

Annika Craig

| Jan 29, 2021

This took me 3 hours to construct and is very well designed. It arrived in three boxes and arrived in four days. The opposite-side springs and keeping the foam on the poles while inserting them into the net sleeves are the two most difficult parts. Only about ten of the more than 50 springs were a little more difficult, and the poles are a pain to work with because the foam isn't attached to them and slides down as you insert them into the sleeves. br>It's well-packaged and organized, and it's designed for easy assembly. The only tool you'll need is the one that comes with the springs. Everything is included, from a cover for the springs and trampoline to a ladder and even a pair of cotton knit gloves (pic) to keep the grease/oil (or whatever is coating the metal pipes) off your hands. When connecting the springs with the most tension, a few of the triangles (not rings) bent out of shape, but I was able to bend them back into shape (see photo). I began by installing every sixth spring and gradually increased the number of springs as I progressed. I looked at a lot of trampolines before deciding on this one because of the size and weight capacity (over 300 pounds) as well as the number of extras for the price; it's great all around and I highly recommend it.

Abigail Anthony

| Nov 26, 2021