Pic need this for cheerleading is it big enough to jump ?
1046470
Only a person up to about 90 lbs could jump on this to get perhaps 15" of height. A 140 lb person would get less height and would only damage it.
807967
It is big enough. I think if you put a lot of weight in it, it might not hold up very long.
2059436
Our zoo park inflatable is currently stored in the attic until after Christmas so I can not go measure the bounce area for you. I can say that it is big enough for my 6,5, and 4 year old to all jump at the same time. (maybe 5' by 8'?) This has been a GREAT toy and I would highly recommend it!
923969
Yes it is, it can hold my friend who's over 200pounds. Barely leaves your foot print and the silhouette print quickly vanishes after use. It's also reversalable for use to give a slightly different angle.
421214
Most ceilings are at least eight feet high so unless you are six feet tall and you jump more than two feet high you shouldn't have any problems. Another idea is to use it outside where there would be no height restriction.
2276166
Yes. My nine year old grandson enjoys it. It says it has a 100 pound limit, but I think it would work beyond that. Giving a nine year old several years of use. It is 4 foot in diameter, which seems quite big in a small room. They would not be able to do much other than jumping. It isn't big enough to do much else. Great for using up kid energy.
1207671
Absolutely. I would not use this as a 'trick' rope i.e. crossovers, etc. But if you're just looking to do standard single understand, double understand, and alternating leg this is a solid jump rope.
1776472
I am 215 lbs and have used two 40 lb dumbbells while jumping. and without the weights I sometimes jump high enough to almost hit the ceiling.
2181151
I think itwould big enough ... then again it probably will depend on the specific activity ... but kids have to learn to adjust and share space in my opinion... my 2 cents... good luck
1151475
I would say yes. It is very well made. I'm sure my son will be jumping and climbing on it when he's old enough.
1894870
You might need a little more space. I did mine in a space approximately 7'x10' and it was a little tight but I made it work. The important thing is having a high enough ceiling to jump rope under.
701595
Read the description. It's listed right there. It's small. Only big enough for two preschoolers to jump safely.
1956021
Yes it will work. It actually takes the place of 2 legs on the Jumpsport. Very sturdy, like the legs it replaces. The top of the bar has a bit of cushion where you place your hands (from time to time).
1833612
It has a little give, I lift weights (squats, deadlift, overhead press) on it in socks and it is comfortable. I think it would be OK for jumping, but haven't tried it. Also, FYI, it has a very strong rubber smell, at least initially. I use it outside and it's OK, but inside the smell may be strong for a while.
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Not very big I can have only 3 toddlers in the jumping area at one time and you need to make sure they don't lean against the sides even with the netting they can fall out
1096355
It seems like so. My girls aren't gymnast but it's big enough, the protective sides are high and sturdy and the progressive bounce double springs make a difference.
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I just measured, and it is 74". My 5 yr old jumps higher than that, so I would be careful if it is too close to the ceiling for bigger kids.