My daughter currently has a 15 ft round and loves it but she wants more room to go across and perform a round off and double back handspring. Does anyone know if this is the largest trampoline that Skywalker sells that will provide her with the length and bounce for her goal? My daughter currently has a 15 ft round and loves it but she wants more room to go across and perform a round off and double back handspring. Does anyone know if this is the largest trampoline that... » Read More My daughter currently has a 15 ft round and loves it but she wants more room to go across and perform a round off and double back handspring. Does anyone know if this is the largest trampoline that Skywalker sells that will provide her with the length and bounce for her goal? « Show Less
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They have a rectangle 17 ft. My daughter is a cheerleader and expresses the same thing that she needs length. It's pretty costly well into 1,000 dollars . But I saw it on eBay/ amazon
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I bought the 17x15 oval last summer cause its the biggest one I could find. We love it. Big and lots of jumping room! We love the purple mat too!!!
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My 13 year old grand daughter has the 15 X 17 model and can do this with no problem (she is 5foot 6 inches tall)
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My daughter does a round off back handspring, but not sure if there is room for two back handsprings. I think more room though than our old trampoline. We have been happy with it.
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Yes,I would put my money towards a bigger one for her. I would say it goes up to around six. There wouldn't be that much room for her to jump.
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In my opinion, this one will be too big for her. My sister is about 5 feet tall and likes the 26" Gymnic Bouncy ball instead of this one. Also, the rubber on the this item appears to be weak compared to the Gymnic..hence the cost difference.
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While I no longer have this pool, our pool sort of went up or down a few inches depending on how much water was in it and surface you place it on (since the rubber ring on the top sort of floats a bit). The ring adds a few inches (guessing 4) What we found was that it was great when my daughter was 4-6 years old - we had 3 good years with it. By the summer of her being 6, she wasn't as interested in the pool because 1) she was a swimmer 2) was in summer camp all day and swam a lot and 3) she sn't a dipper - she wants to splash and bounce around - it wasn't big enough for that. She is currently 48" tall. Not sure if that helps with framework. While I no longer have this pool, our pool sort of went up or down a few inches depending on how much water was in it and surface you place it on (since the rubber ring on the top sort of floats a bit). The ring adds a few inches (guessing 4) What we found was that it was great when my daughter was 4-6 years old - we had 3 good years with it. By the summer of her being 6, she wasn't as interested in the pool because 1) she was a swimmer 2) was in summer camp all day and swam a lot and 3) she sn't a dipper - she wants to splash and bounce around - it wasn't big enough for that. She is... » Read More While I no longer have this pool, our pool sort of went up or down a few inches depending on how much water was in it and surface you place it on (since the rubber ring on the top sort of floats a bit). The ring adds a few inches (guessing 4) What we found was that it was great when my daughter was 4-6 years old - we had 3 good years with it. By the summer of her being 6, she wasn't as interested in the pool because 1) she was a swimmer 2) was in summer camp all day and swam a lot and 3) she sn't a dipper - she wants to splash and bounce around - it wasn't big enough for that. She is currently 48" tall. Not sure if that helps with framework. « Show Less
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I have not had it that long, but so far, neither of these issues. My husband is close to the weight limit on it & no problems whatsoever. I assume you are talking stability of the trampoline, & it is very stable. I chose this over one with bands since his weight is higher and thought the bands may not last.
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Measure from the outside of the frame. I have a 12' trampoline (according to the manual) and when I measure the frame, it is 12'. The actual fabric is a bit shorter. This enclosure has sat outside in some narly windy & winter weather and is still holding strong. Even after packing and moving once. In fact, for the winter, I just leave the poles up and pop the top off and let the surround lay on top of the trampoline. Never had an issue.
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The total rebounding surface of the Stamina is 34 inches, which is enough for most stationary exercises like jogging in place but could be too small for side-to-side motions or dynamic exercises like jumping jacks. Beginning exercisers may not even want to perform more advanced routines, anyway, so the Stamina's relatively small bouncing surface shouldn't present a problem. We find that the Stamina does everything first-time users would want in a budget-priced mini trampoline, and it is safe for young children to use strictly for fun as well. http://bestreviews.com/best-mini-trampolines
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I ordered the 17x15 oval for my 8 yo son. This has been the best summer activity. He and his friends have many "battles" in this arena. There is usually 3-4 children at a time on this trampoline. I have a friend whose girls have a round trampoline and they are dying for an oval one llike ours!!
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This was bought for my daughter's trampoline and I initially bought a 12' and then found it was 14' and exchanged it for that size. I don't know the length of the springs but the 14' fit perfectly so I would assume the springs are all the same and therefore a 14' should fit fine. In the event, Amazon is very good to refund your purchase price if you need to try again for the perfect fit.
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The easiest way to answer this question might be to go to their website, find any of these mini-trampolines (such as this very one) and click on the 'compare' button. There, you will find a list with all the features of the various trampolines in an easy to read chart.
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We already put it up for the year or I would go measure it. It's at least 1 ft if not a more. My kids had a blast with it even though it didn't work as a trampoline
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There must be a misprint if you read that about the Skywalker Trampolines 48 In. Round Zoo Adventure Bouncer with Enclosure. Batteries are not needed for this trampoline.
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I think so it is larger that most other kids trampolines. Made for bouncing not doing flips and the like. I have bounced on it myself and it was a work out!
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Hello Lisa - it is always good to check but it is the same trampoline. Hope that helps. Mike.
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Notice in the pic how the legs run underneath the corners of the trampoline mat. Each corner post is almost 60" OD. From one corner leg to the different corner leg is 69" ID. I hope that I explained it so that you can understand. It is a sweet tramp.
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You need the size that fits your trampoline, I have a 15 foot trampoline so I need one that fits a 15 ft.
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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.