What is the weight max? The top desc says "Trampoline has max user weight of up to 200lbs. (w/one person at a time)" & manufacturer info says 400 lbs.
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I have jumped on it with both my children with a total weight of 330 lbs- so I would go with 400
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We got it for the higher weight rating too. Not that we're doing triple reverse back flips, but I've been on this with my kids for a total of 350 lbs with no issues during or after. Perhaps a better admonishment would be to not have a single person heavier than 250 lbs bounce as I can see the combination of weight AND a lot downward force causing the "tarp" to sag down to half the height of the legs. Even then, the bigger issue would be more for anyone else in the trampoline at the same time that is lighter weight as it could launch them up pretty good like a sling shot.
447909
The person who has been using it is a little over 200lbs. Don't know what the actual weight limit is suppose to be.
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not sure on the max weight, but I've had myself and another on them at the same time at around 350 lbs without problems.
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I believe it's 150-160 pounds, though I knew someone around 200 pounds who had no trouble with it. Hope that helps :)
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Alynne, My owner's manual states , a max user weight of 135 KG,I hope this is help full
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Hi. Yes I believe 1 person could. My husband has put a similar trampoline together on his own. My daughter and I put this one together. It takes a little more strength when you get to the last springs, so I was glad to have her help.
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Alynne,My owner's manual states , a max user weight of 135 KG,I hope this is help full
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I wouldn't put anymore than 60lbs on it, especially if it will be used alot. The springs break easily. My daughter uses a trampoline all day... this one was useless after thirty days.
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Hello, the max gross weight on the inflated surface will be 500 lbs. with no user over 100 lbs. The max users for each component are as followed: 1 Slide, 1 Climbing, 3 Bouncer, and 3 Splash Area. Hope this is of some help to you.
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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. 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... » Read More 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. « Show Less
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/Maximum weight: 500 lbs. /Maximum kids inside at the same time: 5 /Maximum individual weight: 100 lbs
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I think the JumpSport trampoline can hold up to 250 lbs. To be sure, please call JumpSport at 888 567 5867 and ask them. Good luck!
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The sticker on mine says max weight 500 lbs. I purchased mine when I was close to 400 pounds. I am now down to 320, this rollator has been a blessing.
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The age range is 3-12 Years, but the most important aspect is the total weight limit of 500lbs. Because this is a residential grade bouncer, there is a weight limit of 100lbs for each user and a total weight limit of 500lb.
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The companies website says "Total Weight Capacity - 300 lbs". From my experience, we've had numerous children ages 2-9 on it at once and it held up fine. My husband and I have also been on it separately and it didn't falter. The only issue we had with ours was the water hose. It broke after a few uses but when we called the company, they sent us a new one for free, no problem. They were very easy and accommodating. I would recommend this product.
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Just checked my owner's manual and it says "Maximum user weight is 300 lbs." (Must be pretty sturdy!!) I haven't had mine very long so I can't tell you how durable it is. It looks cheap because it's all plastic but I haven't had any problems with it so far. I would just recommend not carrying it by the pedals or lifting the pedals forcefully which might cause them to separate from the bellows and create an air leak.
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I have the JumpSport Trampoline 250 model (which I purchased back in Nov 2012) and the max weight is 250lbs. I believe most of the models are max weight 250lbs, but the 300 series are their commercial models and may hold more. You've asked this question under the Exercise Handle Bar attachment - please note, this is only the attachment bar, purchase does not include the trampoline. The weight limit for my 250 model is noted under the description of the trampoline itself, under the price, on the Amazon site.