TRIPLETREE Trampoline with Safe Enclosure Net 10-Foot, 661 LB Capacity for 3-4 Kids, Waterproof Jump Mat, Ladder for Indoor and Outdoor

If you ask my kids, they were beyond excited to finally have a trampoline. The 10 foot size is perfect for our smaller area of backyard. This trampoline has been keeping my kids active for their recess time during their remote home schooling. And any and all other hours afterwards.The box arrived with everything inside, including a spring puller, gloves, extra hardware & spring. The gloves came in handy for assembling the frame & pulling the springs. The shipping box is solid and can definitely be reused for storing the trampoline.Constructing the frame & legs was fairly easy and attaching the mat & springs required some strength. The blue spring mat ties underneath to the springs & the netting also clips to the mat buckles. The netting secures tightly to the frame and keeps my kids from falling off. The bounce is just right for my 7 & 8 year olds. The zippered door has a beefy zipper & snap buckles if needed. The netting poles also attach to the frame with the included hardware.Overall the trampoline is well built & should hold for many years to come. I will most likely take it down for the winter and colder months to help prolong the life.

This trampoline was super easy to set up. We were missing a few pieces because the package was damaged in shipping, but seller Desonic did an amazing job of resolving that issue. My kids enjoy jumping on it, and even I'll get on it with them every so often to jump with them. Have to get my exercise somehow during this quarantine!

We’ve been staying at home a lot and one of my kids is not active. We got this trampoline so she would go outside more to hang out with her brother and it worked! They love spending the evening jumping around with each other. Then when it gets dark, our whole family would lay on there to look at the stars. We’ve been able to fit 4 adults and 2 toddler kids laying down to relax. If an adult is jumping around on the trampoline, I recommend just 1 at a time. If it’s toddlers or little kids, 2-3 jumping around is ok.With setting up, the instructions can be a bit confusing since it wasn’t clear on paper. But since there are not too many parts, it wasn’t too difficult to figure out which part goes with which. We had two people setting it up and it took about 30 minutes. One thing to note is that before you put on the net, you need to put in the blue foam bars as cushion. We left the foam bars aside and forgot to do that initially. We then had to unhook the net to add in the foam bars after.To get on the trampoline, there is a small ladder. Once you get in, there is a zipper that you need to pull down to keep the kids from falling out when they jump. Note that the zipper does not stay close the whole time unless you close the snaps. There are three snaps to hold the zipper in place. I recommend closing the top two at all times while using the trampoline.

The COVID-19 stay-at-home orders have kept our family at home for a couple months now, and our children were getting bored (and driving us nuts!) Turns out, it has become a nice distraction for the children (and us) that actually is a lot of fun.PROS- Easy assembly with step-by-step instructions (took about 1 hour)-- You should read ALL the steps through first before attempting assembly so you won't make a mistake and have to start over-- Most steps can be done alone, but one requires the whole base to be flipped upside down. For that step, it's best to have two people work together- Solid material-- In a strange design, however, the base is just stuck together without any real nuts or bolts and actually came loose once when moved. So, be sure to double-check everything after final assembly before use- Good amount of padding- Double zippered entrance that can be operated from inside or outside- Tall netting to keep kids safely inside- Removable ladder at base for hanging off the edge in front of the entrance- Rust-free metal poles, though they are greasy and dirty-- Wear the included gloves to keep your hands clean- Tool included to help tighten the spring tension- Max weight is 661 lbs (4 people max)CONS- Dirty, greasy poles- Base is not very secure when moved-- Double-check all nuts and bolts after moving and prior to use- Instruction manual had pictures of a different model, but the steps were similarTIPS- Read the entire manual through once before attempting assembly. It will save you time having to take thing apart if you missed a step somewhere- Wear gloves- When positioning the trampoline, decide where you want the entrance to be so you won't have to move it later- Adults tend to jump higher, and so obviously, ensure there's adequately clearance aboveOverall, this is a great way to pass time and gain some exercise in the backyard.

We ordered this Trampoline just in time to be home during the Coronavirus pandemic. I think this is the best purchase we have made in a long time!! Now that the playground and meeting up with friends in off the table for a while, we have a fun way to get our kids outside!! It was fairly easy to put together. I was short a nut and had an extra screw (we had a nut at home that worked (that's what she said. sorry)). You def need 2 people to put it together, but it was not too challenging. It was also missing the part that would allow us to attach the ladder and my kids are big enough to just climb in and out. I like jumping on it as much as the kids. I would recommend this product.