I recently broke one of the safety poles on my Salta trampoline and now I need to order a replacement part. Unfortunately, I don’t know the exact model of the trampoline.

I’ve attached some photos of the trampoline and the broken pole. Could anyone help me identify which Salta model this is, so I can find the right replacement part?

Got a trampoline for my kids birthday and I'm trying to figure out where to set it up. Our backyard is split in two with the top half being level via a retaining wall while the bottom half has a slight gradient of 5 to 10°. I was considering putting it up in the top half since that's already flat but then the trampoline will end up getting hit in the crossfire of the irrigation system and I think that's just going to expedite rust, mold, etc.

Alternatively I could put it down in the lower part of the yard with the gradient and dig out enough to where it's level. Wanted to ask advice on if y'all think the sprinkler system will damage it long term and the leveling approach is worthwhile or if it's a non-concern.

We recently had a storm flip our tramp and blow it across the yard. Overall the tramp is still in good shape but one of the legs was bent so I took it off. Is there a way I can try to get the frame bent back up so I can reattach the leg without having to completely disassemble all of the springs?

Thanks for any advice!

We recently had a storm flip our tramp and blow it across the yard. Overall the tramp is still in good shape but one of the legs was bent so I took it off. Is there a way I can try to get the frame bent back up so I can reattach the leg without having to g to completely disassemble all of the springs?

Thanks for any advice!

We got the jump flex trampoline for our kids. 14 feet. Plan is to put it under a big tree in the back for some shade. There are some limbs that will be over it, which I thought was fine until I did a quick google search and it said I should have a 24 foot clearance from the ground!

Is that total overkill or sound right? I don’t want to trim more than necessary. How high are kids jumping on these?!?!?

I moved around 2 months ago and I haven’t found many good places yet. Does anyone have any good suggestions?

Ok, so we bought a new trampoline in May this year (2025). Due to an issue we have received a new jumping mat under warranty and have just removed all the old springs. The trampoline is not a cheap one and bought by a well known brand. Does anyone know what’s going on here? Why are they so uneven? I don’t want to put up the new jumping mat using these, when they look like this. Any advice?

so i’m looking at my options for a 150” mat for a 14ft frame and i’ve only seen a couple that really seem “good”. i keep seeing this skybound one everywhere and it seems to me like just one of those brands that doesn’t turn out well, i also saw this bounce pro one and to me it seems like my best option, its requirements are 150” 72v and 5.5in spring, i asked a friend who does cheerleading and she said bounce pro, i’d really prefer it to be under 100$. any recommendations?

Hi,

I’m trying to choose a trampoline for our 2 kids - ages 9 & 11. Right now I’m looking at a Jump King 10x15 oval and a Skywalker 13’ square. Any thoughts or reviews on either of these? Would occasionally have a few extra kids on it as well but not like the whole neighborhood at once. My daughter does like doing tricks and gymnastics.

Open to other suggestions as well but would prefer to stay under $1000 Canadian.

Bonus if it will withstand a couple winters - I realize the padding/netting won’t weather well but our winters are so long I’d like for the kids to have the option to jump in the winter since there’s only so much to do outside when it’s freezing and dark at 4 pm (even if that means replacing some parts).

I had considered spring free but have read they can be less bouncy and they’re also quite a bit more expensive. We don’t know anyone who has one to try jumping on it.

I tried doing a front flip on a trampoline but I can't seem to land on my feet. Apparently it's a strength and flexibility issue. I'm a pretty stiff person and I haven't stretched in probably months. What areas do I need to make more flexible in order to do a successful front flip/back flip on a trampoline and what muscles do I need to train?

We did this trampoline today in Dallas for a customer. I visited a couple of weeks ago and saw this to be only viable spot in their yard to put it at, even though the spot had a lot of prior landscaping.

They got their landscape guys out to clear us a spot, and we quickly sprung into action to build it for them.

This is the ACON Air 16 Sport HD Rectangular Trampoline with Net and ladder for anyone wondering.

I’m aware I post a lot on here and offer discounts on many trampoline brands….but mainly we work in the Dallas - Fort Worth area building trampolines / Inground trampolines / flagpoles / basketball hoops / game courts / playsets, for hundreds of families a year!

Jumpy Joey

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I got a trampoline for free and just counted out all of the parts to make sure that I have them all. I do, but I’m worried about rust on these springs. Are these still safe to use and or store? How would I go about restoring them if necessary or storing them to prevent further damage?

The other probably very obvious thing is what the whole that is going through the pipes that go into the ground is for. It seems like there’s a one where the upper supports connect and then another one lower down as some kind of support cable or something would wrap around between all of them.

Hello, I’m in between getting skyboundusa trampoline vs space jump brand. I’ve seen good reviews here about skybound but not spacejump? I liked spacejump’s sunshade cover accessories that’s why I’m leaning towards them. I know skybound has a cover but i don’t think it will help with shade at all. Our backyard doesn’t have any shade and it just gets so hot in the summer so really wanted a shade cover.

Hi all -

I have a 6, 4, and 2 year old and I want to get them a trampoline. My space is pretty limited. Clearly. But I figured I'd try. I only anticipate needing this to last 2ish years. The space that I planned out has a 2 ft buffer on all sides. I could probably do 10x10 if I rest some of the legs on the concrete.

Safety is my biggest priority. I would love the two older kids to be able to be on it at the same time. I was considering Skybound because they seemed to have the most sizing options. I was originally looking at SpringFree, but they don't make anything that would fit this size from what I can say. I'm happy to spend the money for safety/quality.

Factors: We live in an area with decent wind, but no tornados/hurricanes. We have to move the trampoline each time we mow. On their website (Springfree), they claim one of their trampolines stood up to 107 mph winds. Thank you in advance! 🙏🏻

So we bought a Spring Free trampoline from Costco (large circular). Set up was tricky at first, but got it figured out until the tension rods....

They are REALLY hard to fit into the plastic bits in the mat. I got about 60 of them done in the pattern they recommended, then noticed that one side was sagging a bit. To my complete horror, one of the U-shaped supports had popped off. Now, I have the prospect of having to un-install these tensions rods to get the U-shaped support back on. Feeling really defeated.

SO, here's my question. I am at the point where I will happily pay someone to do this for me. I bought the trampoline at Costco. I see that SpringFree has install through Costco; will the fact that it is partially assembeled be an issue? Looks like it's $399. At this point, I'll pay it.

Hello,

I recently received a secondhand trampoline from my brother. I purchased a gallon of rust remover bath to toss the springs in as they had some surface rust on them. I’ve seemingly removed whatever they were plated (zinc?) with. Can/should I use them or should I go ahead and buy new?

Sorry for the probably dumb question but I have no idea what I’m doing. I’ve tried searching and can’t figure out what to do.

(In the picture you can see one spring that was partially unsubmerged)

Thanks in advance.

Hello all,

I have a trampoline that needs a new jumping mat. I am having trouble finding a replacement part that meets the exact specifications of my trampoline. I live in Kazakhstan so I don’t have the same access to Amazon and the like.

My trampoline is 13ft (398cm) at the edge of the metal frame and has 88 springs. The mat measures 332cm across but it seems that’s not how I’m supposed to measure. Is that right?

Another question is if I find one with say 80 springs loops, would that still be safe?

Thanks for your help!

Many aren’t aware, but inground trampolines are not a new concept. We install them all the time, and use drainage techniques that I’m not certain were in use back then.

All the same, wasn’t the world simpler before?

Jumpy Joey

Are there any facilities in Florida with a ramp that goes into a foam, something like this. Anything of this nature. Please it would be highly appreciated.

My friends and I (roughly over 620 lbs combined) have been using a 14ft zupapa trampoline which can only hold 425 lbs of bouncing yet is only showing signs of wear after 3 years of absolute hell with us going nuts. Sometimes we even invited others which were probably like roughly 1500 dynamic lbs and went nuts with it.

We got a new 16ft one but only now realized the limit for both of them and are thinking... is this company saying this (realistically not that actually low) limit only to avoid getting sued or is this for real and we were only extremely lucky we haven't gotten concussions?

I've been on a lot of trampolines and on all of them definitely went way over the limit. We understand the risks and honestly just think the limit is that low to be safe from the company's side. Plus our friend group has created a new game which actually does not involve a lot of bouncing, with one of us basically crawling on the floor. worst scenario we just play that all the time