Does this 48in trampoline seem big enough or would you reccomend buying the 60in?
2033988
My kids are 5 (the size of a 6 year old) and 2. They for fine together in this. Be aware though, that the netting rips EXTREMELY easily. Hope this helps.
2033989
We are limited with space so the 48 was perfect for us and my son still has room to grow in it.
967785
I would go with the 58" just so you know you have enough room. I BARELY could get it to work and my width was not much over 58"
1849359
My son is only 40 lbs but we were playing on this at a friend's house and he was in it, along with her 4 yr old... I imagine they were at least 70 lbs together and it seemed to be fine. They're both very active and the trampoline didn't appear to be suffering for the weight (or activity level). The limit on this states 100lbs.
525863
I would definitely recommend the 60" or 72". The 33" is going to be for children under 6. The 60" or 72" she will be able to use through high school. If you have the extra money go for the 72" if not the 60" will do just fine. The 120" is more for experienced tumblers who want to do connecting flips, such as back handspring to a back tuck and still be on the inclined mat. - Cheerleading coach of 3 years and former Cheerleader of 12 years
479481
This is the 60 inch model. I wouldn't recommend purchasing. Many would not stay inflated. The slightest gust of wind tosses them around. In my opinion not worth the money. Hard to tell if they work as intended. Best of luck. Save your money.
922958
My ceilings are only 8ft and that gives us plenty of space for this trampoline. My kids are 3 & 5yrs old and they don't pass the top when they are jumping. I've jumped with them aswell and its still plenty of space.
432821
For our 31 lb 4 yr old it is perfect. She can get some good height on this and really has a lot of fun while using it. There is a standard 3ft round adult mini-trampoline meant for exercise at grandma's house that my daughter also uses and she gets nowhere near the bouncing fun on that as she does with her Pure Fun trampoline at home. I'd buy this one again without hesitation.
261386
It would be fine for a second floor. Does not weigh that much and does not make much noise when being used. I am 5'6" and weight 150. Although I have it on a rubber mat in the basement, I would not hesitate to have it on the second floor. You may want to put a carpet under it to reduce any slippage during use of the trampoline.
816670
I only mounted a 42" on it, but it is a good, solid, well-built mount based on the one I received. As for a 60", I would check to make certain that the mounting is compatible.
2107705
definitely, i bought a 12' water trampoline with a slide and it inflated and deflated it. i also inflated a four person tube and a two person water hotdog. its wonderful i love it!~!!
1360523
It will fit 48ins or more I needed a 60ins or more for me to fit confortable
2223095
Hi, Jilly! My 5 year old has access to a full size trampoline but also enjoys the Little Tikes-along with our 2 year old...it's been great for indoor exercise! The benefit is that they each get the trampoline all to themselves when they're jumping-as opposed to a group of kiddos sharing a big one!
1541067
Recommended is no bigger than a 46". Although I have a 50" on mine and does well. 30lbs max
601131
I just looked at my history and it's not the 60" it's the 70" that I have. I would suggest getting the largest size you can afford, you won't be disappointed!
1602484
It should work fine - we used it on a 12' trampoline and it had a lot of hang-over. We love this canopy! Easy to set up, too.
1481364
Some of the reviews mention some big people using it as a bench. Seems decently sturdy but I wouldn't use it as a trampoline. We've had maybe total 250 worth of people on it with no issues. I'm sure it would take more.
1510160
Yes - I am using it on a 32" trampoline. It would fit up to a 36" trampoline.