Awesome trampoline. Definitely watch the installation video. You’ll probably still have to look at other videos to see how people got theirs started. Wear gloves and better yet put thin foam padding on the palms. The force to put the plastic rods into place is somewhat significant and can really take its toll on your hands.

One of any kids most awful moments of childhood is getting a finger or toe pinched off my a trampoline spring. Just kidding, it's having a spring fly off and poke am eye out. Both disasters avoided here, and bonus for Mom this thing takes twice as much energy out of the average kiddo than a standard deathtrapoline. The safety net is installed under the pad making it very hard to fall out, and the supports for the kid cage seem to be a much better design than the old standard.One note on assembly: you will need to invite hulk over to push the rods into the pockets under the mat.

Love this trampoline! Nice bounce and looks sharp. We purchased a jumping brand in 2020, but only lasted 2 ½ years before falling apart. Comparing building the 2 different brands, the Spring is a little harder due to the strength needed to put the mat rods in place. Luckily my 16 and 28 years old sons were able to do it. I was no help to them. Use the bilt app for guidance as suggested in the directions. It took them a little over 2 hours to put together. Use gloves. The boys ended up with lots of fiber glass splinters and blisters on their hands.

Really big upgrade from our smaller, lower, cheaper trampoline. Big enough for the whole family, sturdy, and the enclosure bouncy netting also works great to put errant jumpers right back in the mat! Super high bounces for all. Durability has yet to be tested, but it seems solid. And tons of fun!!Assembly…is doable, though difficult. Instructions were good, though I’d recommend watching a couple YouTube videos on technique for bending the rods. It really matters how you hold them, and what angle you’re using to apply pressure. Work gloves are a must.Took about two hours for me (130lb chick) and my 75 y/o dad to do while kids were at daycare. He was most helpful by sitting on the far side to make sure the trampoline didn’t scoot all over the yard as I was putting ALL my weight into bending the rods to install the mat.It took a lot of sweat and some bruises to my palm (in spite of padded work gloves!!) and hip from bracing into the effort, but it was totally doable and worth it!!

A heads up: This trampoline was much more physically challenging to put together than we had thought. We wished we had paid extra for professional assembly! Otherwise, we love this very safe trampoline!

I bought a spring free trampoline which is a great product but more importantly I found this company to be very dependable with excellent customer service. I paid 1899 for my trampoline and the mother company put them on sell for 1499 for Black Friday. I messaged to this company and they refunded me the difference of $400 immediately and answered my request within minutes. I was very pleased that I didn’t have to send this one back and re-order from the mother company for the lesser price!!!!

Worth it but thought it allowed more people should have gone bigger

This is a wonderful trampoline and the kids are enjoying it. One star missing because a foot can still be trapped between the net and the trampoline membrane (And it will on occasion) The Safetynet is not attached to the membrane, Instead it simply slides up Over theFiberglass spring rods and is held up by slight tension towards the membrane. This easily separates when a foot lands right in the corner.This is probably going to be an Infrequent event, Although we’ve had that happen a couple of times. ankle injury, while possible due to this design defect, it’s probably rare. It was not easy to assemble, and watching the videos certainly made assembly less of an impossible task.