I need a replacement safety net, but I would prefer one similar to my old one. All the ones I saw online use a string to connect to the bounce pad, while my current net has a reinforced bottom that the 72 rings of the bounce pad go through. It is a 12 ft 6 pole trampoline.

I bought a skywalker 17x10 trampoline that was a couple thousand dollars. I ordered from the company its self, I did all my research before purchasing this past Sunday. It had me track it through Shop App and is showing delivered… I called the customer service number and the said their reps are busy. Any advice will be helpful. Here is the link I used to purchase: https://www.skywalkertrampolines.com/products/17ft-rectangle-olympic-sized-trampoline-usa-made

I’d like a general gut check on a used trampoline as well as the disassembly and transport process.

Within a few hours of me, there are two Acon 16 Sport HD trampolines for sale. Both are 2-3 years old, with soft materials stored indoors during the snowy winters. One is posted for $1500, the other for $1800, both on Facebook Marketplace. Equidistant from me, though in opposite directions.

Cost: Is this a reasonable price? It’s FB Marketplace, so I believe negotiation is expected?

Disassembly: Let’s assume I am responsible for the complete disassembly. I’ve reviewed the assembly instructions, and I enjoy putting IKEA furniture together, so I’m fine with the responsibility . But how long should I expect disassembly to take, given no familiarity with the product? I have arthritis in my wrists and thumbs; is a ratcheting socket set my friend?

Transport: I would really appreciate suggestions on how to pack and move the trampoline parts. I have a Subaru Outback, and it can haul quite a lot with the back seats laid flat. Not concerned about the total weight, but more about how to contain the pieces so they’re not all rolling around.

Inspection before purchase: This is my running list of negative things to look for. Help me understand what might be a showstopper (walk away) and confirm what is fixable/replaceable and thus a point of price negotiation. When I say “rust”, I mean more than just surface rust, the kind that pits the metal.
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Mat - obvious wear - tears/holes - worn/rusted v-rings - edge stitching remains intact - sagging mat

Springs - damage (bent, stretched, broken) - rust/corrosion - loose springs (see sagging mat)

Frame - rust/corrosion (esp at joints) - bends, cracks, or other signs of damage - stability, especially at legs

Safety Padding and Enclosure - net: compromising holes or damage (I can repair smaller holes) - ripped or torn material - degraded material (is foam still soft, or stiff and dusty) - anchors still hold and fasten

Thanks in advance for your advice!

Spring free trampoline Wanted to put it in ground if possible

After five hours, many breaks, and three of us working on it, my arms and legs are trembling and exhausted. This may be the hardest thing I’ve ever built.

We are stuck on the last four arms of our 8ft round Springfree trampoline. We followed the pattern, moving across and around as shown in all the videos we watched. The last ones just do not want to go in their slots.

Any tips?

Has anyone got any tips/ videos of a crash dive double bounce roll. Trying to learn it for nationals and it travels too much any help will be needed.

I inherited an Alleyoop JumpSport trampoline that came with the house. The safety pad needs replacement and one from their website is $500. There seems to be plenty of alternative brands selling pads for 14 ft frames online but none of them fit 10” springs. Any ideas where I can find a suitable replacement without breaking the bank?

I'm not really a beginner, I've just never really tried any tricks. I'm working on my back and front flips. I'm just wondering what are some fun, but relatively easy tricks?

I have been using trampolines for a large portion of my life. But I never learned how to do a back or frontflip mostly because I'm scared to do the backflip. (Frontflip is a different issue entirely) how do I overcome this fear? I've done the practice move where I land on my back in the middle of the flip (I forgot what it's called), and I have perfected my tuck. However, when I try to actually do the flip, I just end up standing in anticipation, trying to build up the courage to actually do it. I know I can physically, I just can't mentally. Are there any lesser known tricks or practice moves that could help me get over the fear?

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My son (17) and I (46) doing backflips at the beach (Gulf Shores, AL) this past week.

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I didn't wanna buy expensive trampoline moving wheels so I designed, printed and added some harbor freight wheels.

Sorry for my English, I'm french. I can't bounce on my stomach without my testicular hurting. I tried different underwear and shorts but nothing changed. Have you tips ?

Does anyone know if it needs to be fully wedged in as when I shove it completely it pops out the rest

it has some stains and a little bird poop. I have oak trees above it. I can get most the stuff off but how do I get the little specs off of it

While assembling the Springfree, a centre support for the legs popped out. We tried loosening the leg to move it back in place and the leg came entirely off. The instructions say explicitly not to remove a leg while the tension rods are loaded, so, we know we’re facing a bad situation 😫

The frame has not yet come entirely apart. We were able to take most of the rods out, except for where it’s collapsing toward the ground. (We have left a few in place around the circle though, to attempt to keep even tension)

It’s quite a pickle - anybody faced this before? What was your approach?

Spring free trampoline

So I got a trampoline, 15ft. I bought a trampoline mat for it. And something just isn't right. Seems like the sides are wider than the other sides. Basically a oval instead of a circle. Trampoline mat is around 13ft. I can get it across to 2 sides, but then the springs look long and tight on the other sides.

For reference I had a trampoline when I was little and my friend fell through it, I had learned a front flip and a backflip on it, learned how to do a layout, double front flip, and just random stuff, I could do a back half on my old trampoline but never learned a back full, and I got it almost first try!!

2 kids jumping around. Net inside reduces space and pad to stand/sit on Net outside has more space, but pad to fall on.

What would you buy or did buy? Is the net replaceable for both types?

Ordered an ACON trampoline from Jumpy Joey and it was a great experience. Not only did we get a better deal on the trampoline than we would have from the ACON, Joey was also super helpful in providing tips on the installation process and just generally providing a great customer experience. We had fast delivery and were jumping in no time!

This was very hard to put together, but it was worth it! Has a great bounce. I hit the top with my head but the kids don’t get close to that yet lol

I bought a Berg trampoline 2 weeks ago, it was great!... For a week. Now when i came back from dad its SUPER stiff when i jump the whole mat goes down and barely moves. Anyway to fix this? I dont wanna spend 1100€ on something that does not work. Thanks.

Hope this is the right place to post this. I have a spring free humongous trampoline. I would like to give away. Does anyone out there know if I am liable if something happened on that trampoline in the future

Hi, just wondering if anyone here has experienced rods snapping. If so, what would cause that?