Trampoline 10FT Recreatinal Trampolines with Safety Enclosure Net ASTM Approved Outdoor Backyards Trampolines for Adults and Kids Combo Bounce Trampoline with Spring Pad Jump Mat and Ladder

My 5-year-old son adores this little trampoline! It went together in no time. With the help of a flashlight, my husband and I completed the task in the dark. It takes some muscle to put the springs on. However, we've been very pleased with it thus far!.

Grayson Mann

| Mar 03, 2021

It took two to three people to put it together. Even when adults jump on it, it is sturdy and feels very stable. For the price, this is an excellent purchase!.

Jalen Collins

| Aug 11, 2021

We put it up the same day we got it; all of the parts are of excellent quality, and the instructions are simple to follow. It also came with a tool to assist in stretching the springs onto the frame.

Aarya Byrd

| Nov 29, 2021

It made me feel as if I didn't want to go through the trouble of doing it myself. However, now that I have a child who is old enough to enjoy a trampoline, I am rethinking my decision. br>br>However, because it is so hot this time of year, I was still dreading the steps of putting the trampoline together. Nonetheless, I placed an order. I reasoned that it would be worthwhile. Yes, it was. br>br>My order was delivered in a single box. I dragged it to a shady part of my yard with a hand truck and then opened the box from the hand truck. br>br>According to the timestamps on the photos I took, the construction took 1 hour and 10 minutes from the time I took the first picture after opening the box to completion! This was significantly lower than expected. This could have been accomplished by one person, but it would have taken much longer. My 8-month-old son My pregnant wife was gracious enough to lend a hand. br>br>The steps were not difficult; I recommend separating the parts and following the directions, which were mostly straightforward; I did use a drill with an Allen wrench bit to connect the poles more quickly. I set up the poles and held them in place while my wife installed the screws, then I went behind her and used the drill to secure them. br>br>A suggestion for when you're putting the springs on: Each time I pulled and tightened the springs, I divided the work in half, which required a little more walking around the trampoline, but it felt like I was doing less work. What I mean is that you should choose four spots that are evenly spaced, then divide them in half and place another spring in each half. Carry on like this in each of the spaces between the springs. This means you're not pulling as much fabric each time, and it seems to make the pulling a lot less stressful than it used to be when we did it one at a time. The most difficult part, in my opinion, was putting up the net. If I had to do it all over again, I would take one step away from the instructions. The netting poles are black in color. hat-shaped pieces of plastic that fit inside the pole and appear to keep the netting from ripping or allowing water into the pole through the netting. Instead of letting it sit inside the top, I wish there was a way to secure this piece to the pole. The reason for this is that it was difficult to slide the poles through the sleeves for the net because it was such a tight fit, and these little black tops kept falling out, forcing us to fish them out and slide them back up the pole, which was difficult because it was such a tight fit. I should have waited and only put the bottom layer of poles up until it was time to do the net in my shot where I don't have the net on but both sets of poles are up. It was only a matter of unclipping the extra layer. There was no need to unscrew anything, so it wasn't a big deal. br>br>However, don't be put off by this. That could be easily fixed with a simple screw, glue, or tape. Even if you don't want to make that small change, this is still a fantastic trampoline. br>br>I'm not a small man, but I've been jumping with my kiddo and haven't felt weighed down. br>br>Since we built it, we've had a get-together with over ten kids, and they all loved it. br>br>The net feels very sturdy and secure. Once it's built, the trampoline is simple to move. br>br>However, I didn't receive any straps or tie downs to secure it in the event of a strong wind, so I'd recommend that as well. br>br>Overall, this trampoline comes highly recommended.

Ian Brock

| Oct 05, 2021

I was easy to put together, my wife and I did it in 2 hours, the material is very good for the price I paid, the mat is soft and resistant, the hooks and springs look and feel thick, which guarantees a long useful life, in addition to that, I already verified that it supports up to 700 pounds, its safety saw works smoothly, the mesh that covers is very good quality, and I do not have to worry about an accident.

Leighton Snyder

| May 28, 2021

It is extremely popular with the children. I like the safety net because it provides a lot more security than the plain ones we used as kids and went flying off of, and the ladder allows our youngest to get on and off without having to have someone right beside it every time they change their mind every 30 seconds lol.

Ava Bender

| Nov 30, 2021

I bought a trampoline for my 2-year-old twin boys and it arrived in seven days. It only took me a few hours to put together. It came with a ladder, which I thought was a fantastic addition. My sons enjoy jumping on the trampoline, and I appreciate the safety features such as the net enclosure. This trampoline is something I would consider purchasing again. The size was ideal at 10 feet, giving me plenty of space in the backyard, and I intend to keep it for a long time, so it appears to be weather resistant. The trampoline bounces nicely as well.

Egypt Lawrence

| Dec 21, 2020