free jump trampoline10FT Round Springless Trampoline with Safety Enclosure Net - 10’ Outdoor No Spring Trampoline for Kids, Teens and Adults - 10 Feet Recreational Trampoline with Ladder

What's better than a well constructed unit with easy assembly instructions. My husband helped our son with the assembly as it would have been a challenge by himself. The safety feature of a tight net gives a grandparent peace of mind so our granddaughter won't slip between and fall out. After two years of use it's still in great shape after replacing the net guards. Customer service was helpful and prompt.

First of all, the crazy dayglo orange ribbon and strange Free Jump ad bib you see in my pic can all be easily and safely removed with scissors, which I did first thing after we assembled it. The trampoline now looks like the one in the photos with the exception of the white plastic attachments on the rods, but it still looks clean/nice. People have commented on how nice and modern it looks - WIN. The second (and only other) gripe I have is that this was nearly IMPOSSIBLE to assemble. My husband and I are extremely fit people. We both work out religiously with weights, do yoga, run, etc... We are STRONG. He is very tall (6' 2") which helped as well. But even then, I have never heard the sounds coming out of his mouth that he had to make when we put this together. It was akin to childbirth!!! We discovered that if you put a screwdriver through the rod attachment, you can grab the mat end and work it through, then you use every ounce of (childbirthing) force bracing both of your bodies against the trampoline and get it through if you are lucky. You also need to do a rod on one side first, then go to the other side to attach another rod. DO NOT go in a circle or you will wind up with tension on one side that only an elephant could pull to the other side. You are bending rods to create tension. It is not for the faint of heart or weak of body. Multiply the rod assembly endeavor times 100 and you have yourself a trampoline ready to go! Whew! It definitely was an all-day project, but totally worth it in the end. I think THREE fit people would have made it a lot easier. Four is too many - no room to stand. I wish we had taken a time lapse video of the whole thing so we could laugh at it. Anyhow, it's done and the trampoline is AWESOME! The bounce is INCREDIBLE. I had a trampoline growing up and was a gymnast as well. I know what they are supposed to feel like and this is it. It feels no different than springs and I love that you can bounce to the edge without worry. It's small (because that is all we had room for in our rock area), but my 13-year-old, 8-year-old and I can all bounce on it at the same time no problem. We are above the weight limit a bit (not too much) and I don't see it as a problem. Will it hold up to rain, snow, sun...? That is left to be discovered, but all I know is that for the price, this thing is SOLID, it looks fantastic now that I cut the orange ribbon off, the net is solid, and the bounce is exactly what you would expect from a good quality trampoline. My girls jump on it for 2 hours in the day most days and 30 minutes at night. It's the cure for the pandemic blues in kids!!! But again, do not take my assembly warnings lightly. Two extremely fit, strong people are required for this. Three strong, fit people would be ideal, but you have to all huddle together, so it needs to be someone you know and love! hahaha... If you can't provide that, you won't have a trampoline because it will be impossible to assemble otherwise.

We had to return this product due to lack of space. It went back unopened.