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Trampolines FAQ
Springless trampolines use heavy-duty elastic straps instead of springs, increasing safety while maintaining bounce. This eliminates the risk of pinched fingers and provides a smoother, quieter bounce, making it safer and more comfortable for kids.
When choosing a trampoline, measure your available space to see if a small trampoline or a large trampoline is the better fit. Consider the number of users and your child's age—smaller trampolines are great for younger children, while larger trampolines provide more room for older kids to jump.
The safest trampolines for kids feature strong safety enclosures and durable frames that minimise the risk of injury. Trampolines with an enclosure net provide an added layer of protection to keep children from falling off while jumping.
For bigger kids, it's recommended to have at least an 8ft (2.43) or 10ft (3.0m) trampoline. Most of our trampolines will have a weight capacity of 100kg. While most of our trampolines can accommodate the weight of more than one child, it's recommended for only one user to be actively jumping at a time. Larger trampolines are highly useful simply as spaces for laying down or as a hideaway/hangout spot.

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