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Still not decided - lots of confusing information, but found this info useful: Tips on Choosing Trampolines - how to choose a trampoline. So, has anyone got any experience with Skyhigh? Or BigGameHunters? Or indeed any of my other options? Also a 10x7 oval would have a smaller bouncing area than a 10x7 rectangle.
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My only other options would be perhaps a jumpking octapod 10ft Jumpking OctaPOD but it doesn't have very high specs for the price, and would be a tight squeeze (cue very a unhappy other half! ) or a 7x10 ft ovalpod Telstar 10 x 7ft Oval CLASSIC Jump Capsule - FREE Cover & Ladder which has a better frame, but like I said I have some reservations for the ovals.
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On the plus side tho, their specs seem quite high - 68 7''springs is quite good for a trampoline that size. Nothing compared to the longevity and distribution network of the jumpking brand. There are a couple of good reviews for their other models, including one on this old tread oducts-reviews-505/toys-games-hobbies-reviews-551/605910-best-trampoline-where-please-all.html Plus this article in the Independent 8 best trampolines - Outdoor & Activity - IndyBest - The Independent But other than that nothing! And they seem like a very small crowd, only two stockists (one of which is their parent company, the Big Game Hunters).
I wouldn't want to go for anything smaller tbh.īut - and it's big but - I can't find any reviews for the skyhigh. The skyhigh might be just big enough for them not to bounce into the walls (they are 5 and 2), while not taking up too much space in the garden. I think that's too tight and too much of a risk they'd be hitting the enclosure a lot! Also, this particular model of jumpking has welded joints, and apparently that's the most frequent cause of frame failure. With a budget of £250-350 I'm stuck for choice! There's a 10x7 ft Skyhigh 7ft x 10ft Skyhigh Rectangular with Cover & Ladder or a 9圆 ft jumpking 6ft x 9ft Rectangular Trampoline The jumpking is too small methinks, the actual bouncing surface would only be 7x4 ft. if you bounce at either end you'd still be pulled into the centre of that end. Many websites claim an oval is quite responsive, but a seller admitted to me that an oval is effectively like 2 circles, i.e. Which leaves me with a rectangular, or maybe an octagonal trampoline. How can bouncing off balance and tumbling forward all the time be a safety feature? So I decided I wanted something more responsive with a more precise bounce. Yes they say being drawn towards the middle is a "safety feature", but I suspect it's a selling gimmick. I was originally looking for something no larger than 10ft round, but didn't like the idea of a round one from the start. (His idea of a perfect trampoline is actually a 3 footer :roll:) Acts of nature or Customer Abuse NOT covered by warranty.Son's been begging for a trampoline for ages so hubby reluctantly agreed he can have one for Christmas.Īfter much research, I had my mind set on an 8x11.5ft Jumpking ovalPOD 8ft x 11.5ft JumpPOD Oval, but surprise surprise, having checked the dimensions of my garden, it's too big! I mean it would fit but half the garden would be gone.
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