Mini Fitness Trampoline with Bungees – Stable & Quiet Rebounder for Adults, Perfect for Indoor & Outdoor Workouts

This is a great mini trampoline. The frame is stable, and the bounce is tight and supportive. I've used it several times now, and have never felt off balance or not in control while exercising on it. Great value for the money!That said, getting there was an agony. I'm a nearly 65yo woman, with an iron will, and I was determined to get this assembled. There was a fit issue with one of the connection points of the outer hoop, but I was able to finesse it together (with many cuss words along the way). And, dear gawd, the bungees! The included hook tool is very helpful with those. I had to put on some leather gloves, because the handle isn't wide enough to be comfortable. Just a tip if you find the hook tool is hurting your hands.After all that, I still highly recommend.

The media could not be loaded. I have only had my trampoline up for 3 days so far, and I'm already on it all the time! I love it! It definitely requires a some muscle to put it together, because of the tightness of the bungee cord, but that can't be avoided if you want a good quality trampoline, so I'd recommend having a friend or family member help you out. I haven't had any issues with the bungee or the legs or the mat - everything seems really sturdy. It has really good bounce and I love that the bungee design (rather than a spring design) is very quiet. I highly recommend this brand, and will be sure to come back and post an update after a few months of daily use. I hope you find my review helpful!

It takes a bit of muscle to get this together so depending on your ability you might need help. Otherwise goes together easily and fairly quick. Jumping on this vs a spring one is night and day difference. This one is so smooth and quiet. Also I got this because of its heavy weight rating. I’m 280 and it feels very stable.

I’ve had this trampoline for just over one year and have really enjoyed it with no complaints, until today. One bungee cord snapped and upon further investigation almost half of the cords are going out. I’m not a large person but I do use the trampoline daily. I wasn’t anticipating the need to replace the cords annually.

They used to have good ones now there cheap. This is my second purchase from this seller and they completely changed the product.The one that I got the pieces won’t even fit together. The legs don’t even screw on they just keep turning. I had to duct tape the frame together. I used it for 5min and all the bands started snapping off.

I was hesitant to buy this product based on the reviews of how hard it was to put together. But I bit the bullet because I really need a rebounder and wanted to try bungee cords instead of springs which I have had before. I am 61 yrs old, strong but way overweight and outa shape. I put this rebounder together in about 25 minutes taking my time. I did break a sweat doing it. I put it together upside down on top of a bed. #1 put the metal frame together, turn it upside down and place the round jump portion in the middle #2 I took the bungee cords and attached to the hook brought it under the bar, using the tool, also upside down,hook up and then LEVERAGED my weight by sitting on top of the bar with my knees keeping the bar in place, while i OVERSTRETCHED the cords, leaning towards the clip, so it could then easily clip into the groove and sometimes used the thumb on my other hand to guide it in. Then gently pulled out the tool. I'm attaching pics. You have to attach the bungee cords on opposite sides of the round frame so you have them on evenly and that way it wont be so hard to pull the cords by doing all one side then the other. I put six on with spacing and went around filling in the other cords in round robin style. LOVE IT! So much quieter than my old spring rebounder.

I just got my rebounder, so I can't speak much to anything, other than I really like it so far. The quality seems good.For those of you having issues with assembly.... the instructions are horribly confusing, but this is all you need to know:1. setup the frame, then flip it over so the circle is flat on the ground. Place the trampoline part face down in the circle.2. Lift the frame slightly from the ground, and slide the loop part of a bungee under the frame, and loop it into the under side of the plastic attachment.3. Pull the nubby side of the bungee over the frame, and loop it into the other side of the plastic attachment. (The side facing up at you). - I found it easier to use my hands vs the tool included.4. Find the attachment piece approxamently opposite of the one you just attached, and repeat the above steps.5. Repeat steps by placing bungees in intersecting "lines". For example, first bungee set at 12 and 6 (like on a clock), then 3 and 9, 1 and 7, etc. That way you have even tension as you go around.NOTE: the 3rd and 4th bungees will be EXTREMELY difficult to get on, but with two people and a lot of determination, you can do it! After that it gets easier.I hope this helps! Happy bouncing!

Pros:Fun and easy full body workoutDoes not take up much spaceCons:Extremely difficult to assemble specifically the step where you attach the bungee cords(I recommend having someone help you)Poor quality, I received this product october 17. By the 26, two bungee cords broke. Yesterday one broke and today is the 31 and another broke. While it is easy to find a replacement on Amazon, I should not have to replace parts of something that I have not used for more than 2 weeks.