So this trampoline is definitely a nice size for those who don’t want the single jumper trampolines or the huge 12 foot plus ones. This little 5 foot trampoline is perfect for 2 little ones to jump in to pass the time. Set up was a little confusing as the instructions for steps 1-3 have close ups only of the parts so it was hard to figure out what parts needed to be connected first. Once I figured out how to get the base together, setup seemed to fly by. The springs do come with a hook to pull them on with tension. Once the base was on, the poles went on next. They all fit snugly however one was missing the foam cushion padding it needs to avoid any injuries so that wasn’t the best. I can fix it with a pool noodle from the dollar store but again its an added expense that shouldn’t need to happen. After that, net went up and finished with the caps. Bouncing was pretty straight forward. My girls seem to love it. My oldest is 6 and can still jump on it but I can hear the springs straining so I wouldn’t recommend it past 6. The accessories that came with it were nice but most had issues (the basketball hoop had a broken clip, a few plastic balls were flattened and could not be pumped, and the mini basketball lost air after 3 minutes of being inflated).
Overall, it’s a nice little trampoline. It had a few hits and misses so I only docked one star. Still fun for toddlers to bounce in for hours.
Fun trampoline; few hits and misses
So this trampoline is definitely a nice size for those who don’t want the single jumper trampolines or the huge 12 foot plus ones. This little 5 foot trampoline is perfect for 2 little ones to jump in to pass the time. Set up was a little confusing as the instructions for steps 1-3 have close ups only of the parts so it was hard to figure out what parts needed to be connected first. Once I figured out how to get the base together, setup seemed to fly by. The springs do come with a hook to pull them on with tension. Once the base was on, the poles went on next. They all fit snugly however one was missing the foam cushion padding it needs to avoid any injuries so that wasn’t the best. I can fix it with a pool noodle from the dollar store but again its an added expense that shouldn’t need to happen. After that, net went up and finished with the caps. Bouncing was pretty straight forward. My girls seem to love it. My oldest is 6 and can still jump on it but I can hear the springs straining so I wouldn’t recommend it past 6. The accessories that came with it were nice but most had issues (the basketball hoop had a broken clip, a few plastic balls were flattened and could not be pumped, and the mini basketball lost air after 3 minutes of being inflated). Overall, it’s a nice little trampoline. It had a few hits and misses so I only docked one star. Still fun for toddlers to bounce in for hours.