can this trampoline be used without the enclosure part...say if an adult wanted to use it for exercise...a small adult.
2068938
Definately not strong enough for an adult to jump on. I think the weight limit is around 60 - 70 lbs. Any heavier than that and you will rip the trampoline from the seams.
2068939
Holds adults (not recommended) up to 160lbs. I haven't seen any one else try.
2068940
I use it for exercise with the enclosures. The only reason you wouldn't want the enclosure is if you are flipping off of it because it is plenty big. Housing have to put the enclosure net, but you will still have poles sticking up. The poles may be what helps it stabilize but I am not completely sure. It actually has been so long that I put it together that I don't remember if you could put it together without the poles.
2068941
Yes but the enclosure is fine im telling you this trampoline is also my grandsons is still in tact and sturdy as the day we put it together I tell you you will not be disappointed
2068942
I think it can be used like that but I'm not 100%. Right now we have the net because we have small children. But that's a good question cause when my kids get older that's a good idea. I would have to go out to the yard and see.
2068943
yes it is extremely sturdy we have taken it inside due to bad weather and my daughter has used it for exercise.
2264108
Honestly you do not want this trampoline enclosure. I bought it to replace the enclosure that came with trampoline I bought at Sams Club. I was very disappointed. It was difficult to get on, there are straps but they do not stay where they are supposed to and it was always slipping own. It finally even tore open. I replace it with this one. http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000ZA0S52/ref=wms_ohs_product?ie=UTF8&psc=1 It is much better. I has a sleeve at the top and stays put.
160836
Yes! Firt nicely. Be careful because the part that was in the direct sun dried out within a 6 month period. Original that came with the trampoline lasted several years. (had it in the exact same spot).
1554270
Unfortunately I don't have an answer for you. I disposed of it years ago when we setup the trampoline.
1879436
No, this trampoline does not disassemble easily and would not be suitable for daily moving.
493249
No. You would have to take off the handle and the legs. I think they named it fold and go because when it arrives, you unfold it until it locks into place, then assemble the handle and legs. Other mini trampolines required you to do a bunch of weird stuff to just assemble the trampoline part. We do not have a playroom, so this was in our great room all the time until Christmas (and new toys came) and now it's in the garage. :-(
1693503
Yes, it can be used without being inflated. I'm very satisfied with this product, and my physical therapist also likes it.
1447307
Yes. We have a 7' trampoline with a net enclosure and we use the Bazoongi Tree House just fine.
1766901
Yes, the enclosure does come with the trampoline. It is actually sewed onto the fabric and cannot be removed.
1096354
Our kids are practicing gymnastics on it and love it. I don't think a trampoline is ever completely safe, but this is as close as I feel you can get to a high performance trampoline that is well built and useable for more advanced practice, including for adults.
473527
Pure Fun has all of their parts for sale separately on their Pure Global Brands website. If you just need the net but not the enclosure, you can go there to purchase. Otherwise, Amazon sells the enclosure with net for each size trampoline. Hope this helps.
1586771
According to its user manual: "Weight on this trampoline should not exceed 250 lbs." However, this info needs clarification. First, notice on Amazon's product page that the ad's photos do not depict anyone bouncing on it. An adult can use it for stretching, as a step-up/step-down platform, for doing resistance exercises, for "walking"/"running" in place, and as a rebounder to be leaned against a wall for tossing a heavy medicine ball against. I weigh 180 lbs, and from my own experience it is completely useless for someone of my weight to be bouncing on as if it were a real trampoline. If someone of my weight tries to gently bounce on it, the frame might hold up (for a while), but the webbing bottoms out and over-stresses the elastics and the fabric retaining loops, which attach the webbing to the frame. I estimate that a person no heavier than about 90 lbs could use it for bouncing, but even then it probably wouldn't hold up longer than about 30-60 hrs.
1314775
I believe it is. We had purchased an ADULT mini-trampoline with very little bounce as you describe. I believe the higher the weight capacity, the tougher the springs and the less bounce. My son gets a good bounce on this trampoline. You can also try one with a bungee cord instead of springs. We had one with a bungee cord for years but he snapped the cord a few times and it was time for something tougher.
1825414
I would say no. there is no way to store this product if you do not fully assemble it. The best place to but it for me was in my daughters room. the trampoline measures 5"6 tall and about 4.5" round. And she still has room to play with her other toys. I hope this helped you.
1096356
It's very hard to answer a question about safety. There is always risk when you use a trampoline, especially when you do gymnastics on it. This trampoline is most probably safer than most round trampolines. It is also much more professional and has much more of a bounce than round trampolines. I bought it for my college athlete daughters who are divers and are used to practicing on trampolines. We are very satisfied with it.
2222273
You should buy them together and put up the enclosure when you do the rest of the trampoline. The poles of the enclosure sort of straighten the legs of the trampoline and give it a firmer base. I did the base first and the enclosure a couple weeks later and noticed a huge difference.
1396204
Well, first of all, you wouldn't want it "level to the ground" or you won't be able to flex the trampoline. I think it goes without saying that you could dig a big hole and put it in that if you want, knock yourself out.