Jumpking JumpPOD 14ft Trampoline

Advantages: net for safety
Disadvantages: tearing to net

...I have owned this trampoline for a few years not and it has been fantastic fun. The safety net does its job and the base is very springy.It is a massive trampoline and uses up alot of space. Half of my garden but its alot of fun to use.it is a very strong trampoline and has had no cracks of tears in the elastic base.However by holding on to the net on the way in it has began to rip but i have been able to tie it up and its ok. Also the padding round the two poles have ripped but this is due to constantly holding on to them on entering the trampoline but you can get small steps to help you up. I recommend it to potential buyers as it is a lot of fun despite some of the problems which can occur.It was quite expensive but i think it is worth the money spent on it.... Read review

Ciao members have rated this review on average somewhat helpful

Advantages: great fun, good way to exersice,
Disadvantages: you have to fight the kids off

...As you may have noticed by the title, i am reviewing the 8ft trampoline with enclosure. Which looks different from the one pictured ( but looks nice) and is smaller, but i will get round to that later. PACKAGING : This trampoline and enclosure come in the same box which is about 5ft x 2ft x 1ft and is a rectangle shape. the packaging is quite plain as it is a large cardboard box, with a big sticker on it showing the trampoline and the name of maker. I will add the box is very heavy, i had to have my partner pick it up for me as there was no way i could have lifted it by myself. So if you are a single mum and you want to pick it up, it would be easier if you had someone to help, also i dont think the box will fit into small cars, exspecially with the kids in the back. SETTING IT UP : When you have opened the box, if you have... Read review

Ciao members have rated this review on average very helpful

Advantages: Great exercise for little legs, lightweight, sturdy, lots of fun!
Disadvantages: None.

...My daughter was one on 1st June and I can honestly say that there is not one toy that she does not play with or that we wish she had not have got. Karys (my daughter) loves to bounce. As soon as her legs were strong enough for her to push on them - she bounced. We bought her a door bouncer which she used daily from 5 months old and loved it. So when it came to her first birthday I searched around for a suitable trampoline. The bog standard junior trampolines that have the handle on were quite pricey but also impossible for Karys to get on and off on her own as she is not quite walking unaided just yet. Also these type of trampolines usually state they are for 3 years up which was no good at all. Then I hit the jackpot whilst creating Karys' birthday wish list on the Early Learning Centre website and here my story continues... Read review

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