ANCHEER 56" Double Mini Trampoline for Kids, Mini Rebounder with 5-Level Adjustable Handle, Parent-Child Trampoline for Kids, Max Load 220lbs, Fun for Indoor/Outdoor

We ordered this one when my kiddo's old trampoline broke. The bar just looked sturdier on this one. My husband put it together and has serious doubts that it will last because of "major design flaws." However, so far it's been really great and sturdy for my little monkey. I will update once we've had it a while.**It's been two months, and so far it's holding up great--better than the Spider Man one from the store. The kiddo plays on it a minimum of an hour a day, sometimes up to 5 or 6, and the only damage is the foam around the bar.

I purchased this trampoline for two 4 year olds and I have to admit, I'm very happy with this purchase. This was an item I ordered and immediately regretted. I knew my kids would love it, it would help get out some wiggles on rainy days, and probably save my couch from certain demise; however was I ready to own a trampoline... with kids?!?I really considered canceling my order, but I'm glad I didn't. The trampoline is a hit and hasn't resulted in any major boo boos. My kids have a blast listing to music and jumping to the beat. The fabric remains taught with my full weight standing on it and the bounce I generate is minimal even with great force; so I know my kids overall "air time" will be suitable for their coordination level. It is a bit of a pain to assemble, simple but tedious when it comes to the leg bolts. Also, we found the bar down the middle to be a bit too high on its lowest setting. We decided to assemble the bar, but not screw it into place with the adjustment knobs. It seems to be sturdy enough, and my kids have put it to the test without issue. I would recommend this trampoline to someone on the fence about trampoline ownership; I have really seen the benefits of having a toy that can also double as an exhaustion tool.Update: it's been about 2yrs, and the trampoline is still hoppin. Unfortunately, the cross bar had to be removed about six months ago, after some older kids decided to try out their parallel bar skills and bent the bar. Luckily, all my kiddos have become coordinated enough to jump without the bar; and its absence has made the trampoline a lot more fun for my (now) six year olds, and their younger brothers. I would still recommend this trampoline, and I would say; consider removing the cross bar after a while, to help keep the entertainment alive.

This is a great, quality product. It was a pain to put together and I don’t plan on taking it apart until we are ready to part with it. One set of holes for the bar across were very slightly off, not affecting the performance at all but making assembly a headache. It may be by design to make the product more sturdy or last longer so just be aware it will take longer than you think to assemble and it’s NOT something that is easy to take down and move around like it describes.

I was looking for a good sized small trampoline for my kids to use in the basement on rainy days, that would also double as a dog bed...no i'm not joking, our Australian shepherd gets too hot on most standard dog beds.this trampoline went together quickly and smoothly and so far the kids and the dog are all enjoying it.

My kids had the first one for 4 years..decided to get the same one again. This is a great quality for this price point. (The old one still works I just got over it being dirty, so got it in a different color ;)

My three little grandkids love this! They also use the bar for trapeze spinning. It's perfect for the house and perfect for them.

First, the overall product appears sturdy and well constructed.My peeve relates to the assembly and instructions, which I’d give a negative star rating.First, as with so many Chinese products, the “directions” are printed on small pieces of paper, with minuscule print and even smaller, poorly illustrated and muddy looking drawings. Additionally, many times the language sure ain’t English, as it appears some poor employee was given a mandarin-English dictionary and told to write out the instructions, with no concern for grammar or syntax.Second, lack of attention to detail. With the early assembly of the support bar, the picture shows putting a bolt oriented vertically. However, the product has a horizontal hole. Now, I’m handy, and it’s no problem for me to understand that manufactured changes didn’t update the instructions, but a novice would have real concerns and might be looking for that vertical hole.The application of bungee cords was a no go. The pictures were so poor, so small, and so unclear, I had no idea what to do, neither did three other people I asked. Is it too much to ask for the manufacturer to spread ten cents a unit more and print on 8x10 paper instead of 3 x 5?The cherry on top of this fiasco was the application of the ‘C’ clamp supports. The carriage bolts used have a square area under the round head. This square is suppose to engage a similar area of the assembly, and the frame does have a square cutout. This is where the lack of attention comes to fore. The square cutouts needed to be on the C clamp, not the frame! The C clamps have a ROUND hole, so the bolt does not fully seat, and for extra frustration- the concavity of the C is not deep enough for the support to engage the vertical support and be flush to the frame. So what you end up with is a not fully seated bolt on the C support that when tightened, as much as possible, is still a full 1/4 inch away from the frame.My guess is that the manufacturer outsourcing to a new supplier to save a few cents and not checking that they met specifications.

Love it !!

We set this up in our living room and it is a magnet for fidgety people. Holds 100kg, so a couple of children or a child and adult. The bar turns it into a mini play structure. I sometimes just hop on for a few bounces as I wander by. The kids do the same. Sometimes they try to get extra Fitbit steps, sometimes they just bounce while chatting, or hang upside down. To be fair - we have only had it a week, so still a novelty, and I don't know the longevity, but so far we love it. I don't love the colour though - if the cover was black it would just blend in, but the red is kind of an eyesore for a regular fixture in our house. But we don't have a big yard and have avoided busy playgrounds due to COVID and we are learning from home - it is great to be able to take an active break for a minute or two - we will deal with the red.