How many springs does the 12foot trampoline have
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When I asked my daughter...she didn't count them but said there is a lot, about every 3 to 4 inches. Hope that helps. They love it.
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Not 3 springs. I think internally it only has one spring like the classic Bullworker green handles or brown handles I had both.The spring on the New Classic Bullworker is the strongest I have felt. My older bullworkers are actually relatively soft compared to this New Classic Bullworker. Giving me quite a new and better challenge LOVE IT!.
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We have the 10 foot Ultega. The net is on the outside of the springs and pads. Not that you asked about this, but we really like this trampoline. It is very stable. We've had it for about two years with no problems other than having to replace the spring safety pad
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I ordered this and the safety pad separately. Upper Bounce Super Trampoline Safety Pad (Spring Cover) Fits for 15-Feet Round 10-Inch Wide Trampoline Frames, BlueSold by Cheap Trampoline Parts15 ft. (Frame Size) Round Replacement Trampoline Net for 4 Arch Enclosure System (JumpKing FunRing / Bazoongi) 15 ft. (Frame Size) Round Replacement Trampoline Net for 4 Arch Enclosure System (JumpKing FunRing / Bazoongi)Sold by Cheap Trampoline Parts
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I wondered the same thing when I ordered back in Feb '14. Just measured the 8' Round Skywalker Trampoline that's in my basement and here's what I got: The highest point (end caps atop the netting poles) is exactly 87" (or 7' 3") off the floor. There are just 4" between the tops of the netting poles and the bottoms of the floor joists in my unfinished basement. For my 3-year old, that leaves PLENTY of room for jumping. A little more info that may or may not be helpful to you: Trampoline jumping surface (again, on the 8' Round Skywalker Trampoline in my house right now) sits 21" off the floor. That leaves 66" (5.5') from jumping surface to top of netting poles. This entire thing is about 8' in diameter (measured from the outside of the frame) and has about a 6.5' diameter jumping surface. And it feels very sturdy all the way up to the 190lbs or so we've had in there at any given time. We're very happy with ours, and the little ones love it! Hope this helps!
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That's right. The net encloses the entire trampoline including the springs. The springs are completely covered up by a blue mat. The net enclosure is attached to the poles and then also hooked underneath too.
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The springs are on the inside of the enclosure (under the blue padding). The jumping surface is mesh, similar to most trampolines. My kids thoroughly enjoy using it.
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There are 4 springs included. 2 Blue and 2 Yellow. The Blue Spring has a resistance of 7-28 lbs, and the yellow Spring has a resistance of 9-39 lbs. Each spring is measured by minimum resistance at 15" stretch and 30" for the maximum. So the maximum resistance possible is 134 lbs at full stretch.
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Yes. But it didn't really affect play on the trampoline. I thought that it would and was skeptical about continuing putting it together but it works just fine without them. I think those elastic loops were just to hold the pad in place while you put the springs on, because other than that everything works fine.
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Hi Nate, there are multiple types of workouts. For normal bouncing, we recommend that your feet do not leave the mat. For a more intense workout, you do not need to jump higher, but rather, you need to keep your upper-body at a constant height, thus, working your legs harder. Simply as a safety warning, if you attempt to bounce rigorously and as high as you possibly can, you could potentially exceed 18 inches (1.5 feet) above the jumping surface, thus breaching an 8 foot high ceiling with a 6 foot tall jumper. THIS IS NEVER RECOMMENDED FOR ANY SIZE JUMPER. If you wanted to test for yourself, you could stand on a stool that is about 11 inches tall (when standing on a 12 inch tall Fitness Trampoline, your weight drops the mat height to about 11 inches) and determine how comfortable you are working out that close to your ceiling.
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I don't think this tramp is for adults. It doesn't have enough " bounce" . I highly recommend a trampoline with actual springs.
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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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Hello Lisa - it is always good to check but it is the same trampoline. Hope that helps. Mike.
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It comes with the long pole pads it not pads that cover the springs. This product is specifically for the safety net around the trampoline.
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Hi. The trampoline is awesome and the way the safety netting is set up on the inside makes it very safe as there is no possilility of falling through springs. However, this placement does reduce the inside jumping area by about 6" each side....Probably not big enough for two jumpers over 5..and best for a single jumper.
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Per the description for the 14 ft trampoline: "Weight Limit: 330 lb. This is a heavy duty model"
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The bar comes up about 2 feet from the jumping surface and just shy of 3 feet from the ground. Works great for my 2 year old, but my 7 year old never uses it. Or when he does, he is trying to put all his weight on it and do some "new, cool trick" and it causes the trampoline to rock. The bar is meant for little ones. Definitely not older kids/adults.