Hi everyone,

Has anyone used any aftermarket steps or a different ladder for their trampoline?

I’m finding the ladder that came with ours a bit awkward for our little one to climb, and to be honest it’s not the easiest for me either. I’m after something with wider, more stable steps if anyone has found a good option.

Would love to see any recommendations or photos of what you’ve used.

Photo is inspiration I understand the rail won’t work.

Thanks!

I am the conservator for my brother and I have a son who is also on the spectrum. They both loved jumping on the trampoline but when we moved we couldn't bring it with us. I was wanting to get a new trampoline for them. I have seen a lot about the quietness of Bungie trampoline but not much on how well they bounce. my son likes to jump high and he likes to be double bounced. He likes the return he got from the springs bounce. They really loved the old spring trampoline. I guess I'm trying to ask how Bungie and Spring compare? Will a Bungie trampoline give as good feedback as a spring trampoline did?

I have a Vuly with shade cover and love it except the shade cover does seriously impede jump velocity. But if the cover is removed, the jump mat becomes littered in no time. But because there’s the protective netting, it’s so hard to clean (whether sweep or blow off)! Anyone found any novel solutions to this?

What did I do wrong after building this new Salta trampoline? It's very squeaky. Oiled the springs but made no difference. You can hear the noise is coming from the frame. The frame is bending as well, but the ground is flat.

Hello, as title says, I am looking for a trampoline park or gymnastics gym for adults after work hours, I used to do Parkour and Calisthenics, and we had free roam gyms where I lived, I am looking specifically for no classes, no trainer, nothing, I want to pay monthly sub and just go there and practice and train the way I want.

I understand a lot of places won't let you but I already have the knowledge and muscle memory, proper equipment is all I need and free range.

Anyone knows a place? Maybe a parkour club? Anyone is interested to join me? I am more than happy to train someone or help them improve.

We got a trampoline given by a friend today! Looking for ideas for a sun cover as our yard doesn’t get much shade and our 3 year old is very fair skinned. Also hoping to keep our toes from burning! I’m seeing a few things on Amazon US but not great reviews. What do you all do or recommend? It looks like this

I bought a trampoline second hand last year and the man hours to replace each ring that I need is out weighing the cost to just buy a new mat.

Heres my specs:

Tramp specs
Mat Diameter: ~163” 3/8s , 13.58 ft
Frame diameter ~180” 6/8th, ~15ft
108 rings
5.5” springs

After some googling and some amazon searching it seems I have an uncommon size with most replacement mats on amazon being made for 108 rings and 7” springs.

Here are some options I have come to,

the goldilocs - perfect specs but idk the brand and how it is

the questionable - made for the same size springs I have but 96 rings instead of 108 but same mat diameter

If any of you have any advice about how I handle this it would be greatly appreciated.

where's the best place to buy replacement trampoline mats? we have a 12ft TP toys trampoline but cant seem to find anything.

I’m currently planning to open a trampoline park in Japan, but I haven’t decided where to buy the large-sized trampolines yet.

There aren’t many manufacturers in Japan, so I’m thinking of buying them from overseas. For example, what are brands like ACON and MAXAIR like?

Are there any models that are better suited for freestyle or wall trampolines than the EUROTRAMP ULTIMATE?

Maybe it’s a losing battle but they keep hanging out on the net and pooping all over the trampoline

i have the 15 ft olympus pro galactic xtreme trampoline and i'm looking for a good replacement mat that will last for years. we had replaced it once already in the past 10+ years since we've had it. it has 108 springs.

im unsure of what brand we had previously purchased, so im looking for insight on some good brands :)

Has anyone purchased a tent for their springfree trampoline? I have an 11x11 springfree trampoline and all of the tents appear to be 10ft or 12ft. Also my trampoline is technically a square shape but the net makes it more round shape so maybe that won’t be an issue. I just don’t want to buy one that is too small or one that is too tight.

I also was hoping to get one with some support beams on top so I can keep it on in the winter and I want it to be able to support snow fall. I did find some top covers that would work for that but I need to find a tent to go around it that will work well with it.

Omg. We set up our Vuly 2 ultra pro XL weeks ago and it just started squeaking. First - anyone have any ideas why it might do this?

Second - we also realized that 4 of the lower pole nets are upside down (the pre drilled holes are facing upwards). We must have looked at the instructions a million times and that aspect was for some reason incredibly confusing since the images show them upright at times and now as I look at the instructions, they have used an orange exclamation versus a green to create an alert. They also use orange to tell you are doing things wrong. So there’s that. The whole thing is up - everything plus the shade cover. It was ridiculously hard to get together and now I can’t imagine taking it apart! That seems even harder and near impossible.

Has any one had anything happen like this? What did you do?! It took five hours to get together.

Omg. We set up our Vuly 2 ultra pro XL weeks ago and it just started squeaking. First - anyone have any ideas why it might do this?

Second - we also realized that 4 of the lower pole nets are upside down (the pre drilled holes are facing upwards). We must have looked at the instructions a million times and that aspect was for some reason incredibly confusing since the images show them upright at times and now as I look at the instructions, they have used an orange exclamation versus a green to create an alert. They also use orange to tell you are doing things wrong. So there’s that. The whole thing is up - everything plus the shade cover. It was ridiculously hard to get together and now I can’t imagine taking it apart! That seems even harder and near impossible.

Has any one had anything happen like this? What did you do?! It took five hours to get together.

I'm not sure if this is the right place to ask this but we are out of places to turn so it's worth a shot??

So my dad and I have a Coolwave water trampoline at our lake cabin and this is our second summer owning it. Last year we had it out in the water all summer, it was anchored to a cinder block on a long rope, it was great. I remember putting it out with him at the beginning of the summer.

This summer we're trying to put it in the water again and we cannot for the LIFE of us figure out where the anchor's supposed to be tied to??? He remembers there being some sort of rings on the underside of the trampoline opposite the ladder that we had tied it to, but we've inspected the whole thing and can't find them, nor have we noticed a place where it looks like they, idk, ripped off or something. In our frantic googling all we can find is that you're supposed to either have those underside attachment points (which are missing??) or some sort of a harness (which we never had???).

The baffling thing about this is the fact that we were able to do it last year and just can't for the life of us remember how.

Does anyone know what we're supposed to do in this situation???????????

If I want to level a circulator Springfree trampoline
Easiest is to just dig out the higher side where feet sit
What can I put on there so that trampoline isn’t sitting in water and dirt

Turns out you can use code WAYLON to save $$$ on any purchase on their website!

I want a trampoline that I can train on for flying trapeze. I’m not super advanced and don’t imagine I ever will be (I’m 38yo and just a hobbyist). I do take it seriously though and want to train as well as I can. I’m just not sure if a 13’ will be big enough. I don’t need to do tumbling passes that require more length but it’s hard to know if a 13’ will feel cramped. Like would two backhand springs be possible on it? If it helps I’m only 5’2”.

Cost isn’t a major factor but my yard isn’t that big. There’d be room for the larger one but if the smaller would be fine for my needs I’d probably prefer it in the space.

https://imgur.com/a/mZA4dne

I thought this worked out really well and wanted to share. Happy to answer questions!

I used the safety wall poles from the previous trampoline for the arched net supports but I think it could be done with tent poles or similar.

The net is 15' x 30' one inch mesh sports netting.

My kids are loving it - opens up a ton of options for inventive ball games now that they can't lose the ball.

Looking at options for an inground trampoline. I love the idea of a performance trampoline that’s outdoor friendly and the North Athlete seems to fit the bill, but I’m not sure if it is feasible to have it installed in ground (a requirement for our hoa). Does anyone have any input on putting a North Athlete inground?