first of all is it bouncy enough for gymnasts and second how mcuh weight does it hold
846700
We find it much bouncier than the round trampolines. It can hold 8 teenagers at a time!
846701
I have no idea how "bouncy" a gymnast needs a trampoline to be, but I can say that we've had 400, maybe 500lbs all on the trampoline at the same time with no problems.
846702
My daughter is a level 9 gymnast and she says it's pretty bouncy. She does all kinds of stuff on it. I'm not sure hiw much weight it holds but we give it 2 thumbs up!
846703
Much bouncier than a round one, but obviously not gym/training quality. I think 750lb max
848157
I'm 5'6 and 130lbs and I can jump on mine and bounce and it holds me quite well but when u get the board u should get new bearings cuz the ones on these suck also my board came uneven so only 2 wheels touch the ground but other then that it is a very nice longboard and worth the money
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.
1354783
I own this bar and believe it is right around 45lbs. It does seem a little thicker than a standard Olympic bar. It's held up pretty well across a spectrum of power lifting routines.
56683
As others have said, it's sturdy. You might notice it flex a little bit. However, with 20 pounds of weight and the design of this bouncer... that flex is normal and won't impair the functioning of it one bit.
1518188
I have a 14-15# version, and like the others have stated, it's got very little bounce. It's great for resistance, and I've been doing floor slams with mine, and it's got only the slightest bounce. If you want bouncy, Valeo's basketball-style medicine balls are great. They have a good amount of bounce considering the weight.
1695162
It's average at best, i had to upgraded to a metal ball swivel to make it useable (it comes with a nylon swivel ball). And I have 500lbs stacked onto the base to stop is from sliding across the floor. Overall it is a great exercise tool.
604134
I purchased this for my son who was approximately 40 lbs at the time. He had a wonderful time in it, though it's not nearly as bouncy as you'd think. A much larger cousin (80 lbs) ended up popping it.
708208
It is probably OK for arm workout. You could C clamp it down if it moves. I don't know hoe heavy it is.
707294
I'm not sure what your question is but we do own this trampoline. My youngest daughter has been involved in gymnastics and has loved it - it's also her place of "refuge" when she wants to think! It is very sturdy - we have had to replace some of the posts and the net when a storm tore it from the ground. (order@1800trampoline.com) After that we also purchased the straps that you can use to anchor it down - very essential. It's large and very sturdy - she can do her back flips and all kinds of gymnastics moves!
1933631
I think the bands are very strong, heavy duty. I also thought that the bands would be safer than springs. I weigh 150-lbs. use it almost everyday, I like it and it has a good bounce.
432820
It's made for small children, so for them, that size it's about the perfect amount of bounce. If an adult steps on it they will just about sink to the ground, but for small children it's just enough tension. At the same time my in-laws have a real small size trampoline (for exercise) and even though my daughter can get good height on that one she has to put some work into it, plus those made-for-adults trampolines have a little too much bounce and can be down-right dangerous. This one is just perfect for the 1.5 to 4 year old age.
429524
This one is very bouncy for a 3 year old. My granddaughter is about 30 pounds and tall for her age(36" tall) and she can bounce on this thing for 30 mins. at a time. It's great fun but not too high.
477427
I'm 6 foot 2 inches and about 290. It rides smooth for me. I haven't owned it for a long time, however, I think if I don't bounce up and down on it and act like a ding dong it should hold up. The biggest challenge for tall people would be the cross bar. If you don't time it right and bring the bar back down first before you move forward your knees won't clear. Not a big deal. Just have to maintain your form.
1403418
I'm not sure. It know would move around a lot unless you figured out a way to secure it to the floor. I think you should email the seller with your question and the weight of the gymnast.
795807
In my opinion a pretty good size person could use this trampoline. We love it. It's sturdy and very easy to assemble. I understand that it will support over 200 pounds.
757278
My daughter got this last year for Christmas & she uses it all the time. She is 13 & under 100 lbs.She does gymnastics.