What is the weight limit on this? Child is 2, but I still don't want the mat sinking too far for fun jumping.
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I believe it said 50 or 75 pounds. It will not "sink" to the ground - it is a tight screen/surface. It is just like an adult version of a mini-trampoline. My granddaughter is turning 3 next week and she is about 36 pounds and I saw her again last night jumping - there is barely a "divot" in the surface - just a gentle bouncing up and down.. enough to make her very, very happy :) * but she is jumping with all of her weight... it is just enough of a recoil to give the "bounce"
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the box said 200 pound weight limit. our kids love the trampoline! very happy with this purchase:)
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My daughter who weighed about 40 lbs played in it very rough, and it never seemed to be unstable at all. She was very aggressive while trying to learn to flip both frontward and backward, yet, I never saw it tip at all. Would I put two kids into it at the same time, no. Not because of the trampoline's shortcomings, but two kids should never be on any trampoline at the same time. The chance of one or both of them getting hurt is huge. They can't control themselves very well at that age and size and more likely than not, their heads are going to clash together, which is something that should never happen. Keep it's use to one child at a time and you'll have no problems with it.
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Although it is a bouncy house it is not super bouncy for a 2 year old. My daughter was 2 when we bought this and have had no issues.
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There is a 100 pound limit on this trampoline. I bought it for my grandson who is very small 28 lbs and had a disability so he is not as active a jumper as his cousins who are 5 months older and 5 months younger than he is. This is PERFECT for him. However, his very active cousins would have torn this apart very quickly. It's small.....so if he is Active and wants to do flips and such, this may not be for him. My son had to get a much more stable tramploine for his boys.
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The weight capacity is 25 pounds. My daughter I almost 2 and still doesn't weigh that much.
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I'm not sure what the official weight limit is, but I wouldn't allow adults to jump in it. It's not that big. That being said, I have sat inside with my little ones while they jump.
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I believe there is a weight limit of 200 lbs but not 100 percent sure . My wife finds it comfortable and it has helped us immensely . I would suggest the variable pump tho , to soften the pad if necessary .
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We were thinking the same thing. Our son is 8, and can hop on it but not really bounce. We just got it for Christmas so we were thinking the same thing, that maybe if just needs to be broken in, that its new and tight. Plus he's at the bottom of the weight capacity, I wanted him to be able to use it for a while.
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It's about 16 inches deep.!if you over fill it overflows into your yard. I put the extra thick interlocking exercise mats under the landing and pool partial when the kids jumped it would be a softer landing.
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I checked their website (http://www.kidsii.com/brightstarts/p-623-giggle-bugs-activity-jumper.aspx) and it says the weight limit is 25lbs and 30", which seems to be standard for most activity jumpers of this sort. This sucks because my niece is already 22lbs (and quickly growing!) at 7mo old and I want to get her something she can use for awhile.
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I think it will be OK as long as it's under supervision. Since there is no arm rest on both sides, it's easy for a 2 year old to fall down. I would leave the chair at the lowest level which is 24 inches high. The base is almost 18 inches in diameter so it's quite stable unless the child decide to stand up and jump on it.
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Well it says 25lbs...but my 6 month old son is about 22lbs now and it seems to be working just fine. We have it on the lowest setting for his tippy toes to touch the ground....I think it will be fine to use past the 25lbs limit....My husband thinks it should be ok up to about 35lbs.
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I would be careful with a 2 year old. How much longer before he turns 3? My children were 6 and 4 so my youngest is slightly older but not much. My youngest likes to jump off of EVERYTHING so he loves it!
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Yes it can. We don't anchor it down so when a kid jumps off it will push the float a bit, but that makes it more fun. How many??? I would say 6-8 comfortably. (You can get more, but I like to make sure none of the kids jump on top of each other or anything terrible happen) I've had two adults laying on it while several kids jumping off. It's a great product, we absolutely LOVE
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Notwithstanding whatever the manufacturer or amazon says (I'm answering from out experience) the weight limit is no where near 250. It's certainly a bit more than 105, but not that much more. I have four kids and they love the slide. They go down it together and jump on it all the time. It is very durable for children, but I weigh 190 and it would buckle and give weigh if I tried to use it. I have seen some that recommend a support bean made of wood and that would likely increase he weight capacity to 250, but it is for children (12 and I under is my guess) unless it is supported with some undergirding (which is silly). Notwithstanding whatever the manufacturer or amazon says (I'm answering from out experience) the weight limit is no where near 250. It's certainly a bit more than 105, but not that much more. I have four kids and they love the slide. They go down it together and jump on it all the time. It is very durable for children, but I weigh 190 and it would buckle and give weigh if I tried to use it. I have seen some that recommend a support bean made of wood and that would likely increase he weight capacity to 250, but it is for children (12 and I under is my guess) unless it is supported with some... » Read More Notwithstanding whatever the manufacturer or amazon says (I'm answering from out experience) the weight limit is no where near 250. It's certainly a bit more than 105, but not that much more. I have four kids and they love the slide. They go down it together and jump on it all the time. It is very durable for children, but I weigh 190 and it would buckle and give weigh if I tried to use it. I have seen some that recommend a support bean made of wood and that would likely increase he weight capacity to 250, but it is for children (12 and I under is my guess) unless it is supported with some undergirding (which is silly). « Show Less
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The weight maximum is 25lbs (I think this standard?). My son is 19 lbs and he still enjoys going in the glider. It has 6 speed settings so now that he's bigger we typically use 4-6 setting.