Pro Trampoline Replacement Jumping Mat | Compatible with Round Frames | Perfect Bounce, Water-resistant, UV Resistant

After about 5 years a lot of the stitching, which holds the metal bits, which hold the springs is breaking. Need to replace now, but it's nearly double the price.Edit - just realised I had been mostly using 8.5” springs, when they should have been 9”. Perhaps if I’d used the correct springs it would have lasted longer.

Son has had this replacement mat on for approx 3/4 mths now, already the stitching has come away from 6 of the v-links. Dangerous and clearly not within health and safety measures.my son uses the trampoline in the correct way by only jumping in the middle.I have tried to email and have been unsuccessful in resolving the issue will now take this to trading standers.

We got the right size for our unit but it was a bit baggy. We looked at previous reviews and they had suggested criss crossing the springs to increase tension as it may be age that has stretched the springs??? I don’t know. But that did work out. I was a little concerned that it may weaken it and I won’t allow heavy adults on it now. But the kids have been bouncing non stop and no issue.

Excellent replacement for a skin that the "D" ring webbing had failed on in multiple locations (the trampoline was at least 6 years old and is left assembled and uncovered all year). Skin fitted perfectly and the tester (11 year old daughter) reported it was "stiffer" than the old one i.e. was not stretched and so gave a very good bounce. Fitting was dead easy albeit with a hastily made DIY spring puller without which I would never have pulled the last springs in so if you don't have a spring puller I would advise buying one at the same time as the skin (the instructions recommend using one and I don't think you would manage without it or would risk injury). The delivery was excellent on the standard free delivery, it came on the second day after ordering and although I have prime it was not prime eligible. Great price. Kept daughters happy towards the end of the summer holidays.

Not quite as bouncy as the original but still great and well worth the money. Easy to fit, I did it myself in about 30 mins and the kids are delighted.

My daughter's original mat, which had lasted about 6 years had a tear in it and was becoming a liability, so a replacement was ordered and was straight forward to install, with a bit of instruction. I made a tool with a 2 bits of wood and a long shank screw (you can almost certainly buy a tool for the job aswell), to make attaching each spring to the mat easier and the whole job was done inside an hour. If you need any advice fitting have a look on youtube there are a couple of useful shorts on making the tool and fitting.

I read the 1* reviews first and most said not enough bounce, etc. And indeed when I installed mine it was no way near as firm as the pad it replaced. The problem was that I hadn't noticed that the spring holes in the frame had worn and had become a little elongated and the fact that I was using the original springs didn't help either. I got around this by fitting pairs of springs in a 'V' formation into every second hole on the frame. That made a big difference and my kids say it's as good as the old pad. It's a shame I had to replace the old pad as the only thing wrong with it was that all steel triangular rings had rusted through (be so much better if they made them from stainless steel).

Replaced could trampoline bed 14ft - easy fit seems good but time will tell. Like original but little bit more thin..