KENSONE 40 48 Foldable Mini Trampoline Indoor Trampoline for Kids Adults Indoor Garden Workout Fitness Rebounder with Adjustable

The product was very good. Easy to assemble and high quality. Read more

Easy to assemble. Sturdy. Great value. Very happy with this purchase. Read more

The media could not be loaded. First off let me say that putting this thing together was a mini nightmare. Ill tell you why: when you unfold your trampoline, do it on a rug or lay a blanket down because the tension is really strong. Doing it yourself is pretty tough and it will snap open and slam onto your floor surface so you really don't want to open it on wood or tile without so soft protection. Once you get it open it snaps into place and is pretty solid. Then putting on the spring cover, there are big and little holes that line up with the hinges and threads for your legs. That part is as simple as lining holes up with tge right areas. Next is your legs. It comes with wide suction cup-like leg covers and also regular end cap leg covers. Im guessing one is for indoor use, the other for outdoor use. You twust your trampoline legs onto the threads to tighten however they didnt all seem to line up correctly nor tighten fully. I corrected this by using plumbing tape on the threads. Now the part that really pissed me off was the handle. The 2 parts that attach to the body have to be held together by screws. The silly little wrench they give u will have u ripping your hair out, so use your own tools. Once you get the base poles attached, your in for a treat: The actual handlebar has a button on each side that u press and align with the hole on the next pole to secure. Well, the buttons were so caked in the enamel coating outside and rusted on the inside , that i couldn't press it in. I hammered the button once or twice to break off the enamel, and then couldn't get the button back out. I now had to put a screw driver into the pole to pop the button back out! I sprayed with WD-40 which seemed to help alittle. Ive included video to describe the problem. As everyone else said, the handle bar isnt very sturdy because of the loose joins, but i just wrapped the bar up at every joint with duct tape and it's pretty solid now. But ill tell ya, Before i calmed down trying to get this damn handle together, i was about to throw it out the window. Regardless of that, once i got it put together, i was surprised how This mini Trampoline is actually pretty sturdy as far as the jumping surface is concerned. There are plenty of springs attached so every bounce is solid and strong and its actually a fun excersise. And The price is right. Read more

UPDATE: I originally reached out to Customer service and was offered no real solution. The seller reached out after seeing my review and immediately asked how they could help. I should have reached out to them first, they were so easy to work with and I would happily purchase from them again now knowing how much they stand behind their products and value their customers. Purchased end of January and within the return window at least 3 springs had broken. The only option available was for me to package and ship back the broken trampoline. I had not expected it to break so I no longer had the box, not to mention it is near impossible to fold. It was great the 3 weeks it worked but would never recommend due to how fast it broke. Read more

Pretty easy to assemble. While installing the legs, I had an issue with one of the legs. I contacted the manufacturer by email. They responded the next day, and tried to trouble shoot. I explained to them that I had already tried to do what they had recommended, and it didn’t fit. They sent me a replacement within a few days. Trampoline works great now! I’m excited to a healthier me! Read more

My kids LOVE to jump on trampolines. We just moved to a fancy schmancy golf course community where we cant have a big trampoline outside. That and we live in South FL where it is always hot and humid outside. So, we have gone through the gambit with "personal" indoor trampolines. We have been averaging needing a new trampoline about every 2 months. We have tried ones that use the bungee cords. They don't last. We tried buying a very expensive one made by an American company, and that one did not last. I really do not know why we cant find a trampoline that could last at least 6 months, but apparently, this is not possible. The trampoline that lasted the longest had metal springs and that's why we bought this one. This trampoline did not last even 2 weeks. The metal is so flimsy and cheap that the hooks/loops for the mat broke. My kids are both tall for their age but my daughter (who jumps the most) is 5'10" and weighs about 150 (we are big ppl. Im female and am 5'10" and her father, my hubby is 6'7" and over 300 lbs but has never set foot on this or any other trampoline due to his size). This trampoline advertises itself as a "heavy duty" one with a weight rating of a max load of 450lbs. 3x!!! what my daughter weighs. Now, I have to pack it up, drive down to Whole Foods, buy another and set it up. Annoying. But I should look on the bright side. I saw that it was broken and was able to return it right away and most importantly my kids DID NOT GET HURT. G*d forbid I missed seeing the broken loops and it failed. It could be so much worse. Maybe pass on this one, especially if you have kids. Read more

Perfect for in the house. My grandson loves it; he wears himself out on it. It is stable. Have had it for about a year and it has held up very well. Easy to move from one room to another when needed. Read more

Great tramp but where the mat connects to the springs has broken in 5-6 places after 2 years. Read more