Does this bounce good?
461481
The bouncing depends on the child using it. The springs are firm but the child weight will help offset the firmness. Both my sons have and are using it and both have it enjoyed it very much. There are three height adjustments to allow the toy to grow with the child. I think it has really helped with the development of their leg strength. My older sone was walking before age 1 and my other son just turned 9 months and it well on his way of doing the same. The safety of it is also very good, whereas it won't tip over which allows you to put the child in the exersaucer and do other things with the child nearby. If I needed to, I would definitely buy another one without a second thought. The bouncing depends on the child using it. The springs are firm but the child weight will help offset the firmness. Both my sons have and are using it and both have it enjoyed it very much. There are three height adjustments to allow the toy to grow with the child. I think it has really helped with the development of their leg strength. My older sone was walking before age 1 and my other son just turned 9 months and it well on his way of doing the same. The safety of it is also very good, whereas it won't tip over which allows you to put the child in the exersaucer and do other things with... » Read More The bouncing depends on the child using it. The springs are firm but the child weight will help offset the firmness. Both my sons have and are using it and both have it enjoyed it very much. There are three height adjustments to allow the toy to grow with the child. I think it has really helped with the development of their leg strength. My older sone was walking before age 1 and my other son just turned 9 months and it well on his way of doing the same. The safety of it is also very good, whereas it won't tip over which allows you to put the child in the exersaucer and do other things with the child nearby. If I needed to, I would definitely buy another one without a second thought. « Show Less
461482
I think it moves good.. Maybe not as bouncy as my jumperoo. If you are looking for a more bouncy one id recommend the jumperoo from fisherprice. This is great for moving around in there and lots of toys to play with. We used it very little though in comparison to our jumperoo. Hope that helps :)
1666804
It does bounce, I don't know how well it would work for basketball but soccer would work.
1800432
Pump it up until firm. If adults will be hippity hopping around on it (hey, its been known to happen!), you'll want to make it a little less firm. The gauge of the rubber is quite thick and this bounce-on toy is very sturdy for kids up to 100 lbs in my opinion.
1873638
Its not a high bounce like a super ball. If you bounce it hard enough, it will return to your hand.
1749166
No, it does not bounce like a regular ball. It has a slight rebound if thrown at a wall.
446170
No it will not bounce, it is great for an indoor basketball hoop, either over the door or wall. I got this for my grandson who is 8, along with the indoor hoop and he loves it!
446168
No, it doesn't. It's really light and seems to be made of foam all the way through, so while you do get a little bounce, it's nothing like a basketball or tennis ball.
915733
I guess it depends on what you are looking for. it seems to be bouncy enough for our son. I will make it really rock and he does not quite like that yet. I know it is not as bouncy as some of the older ones he has played on but they are 15-20 years old and so the springs are going to have more bounce. I would buy it again if I had to.
62257
I haven't had any issues with bounce. I used it for bounces off of a wall for reps and it performed as expected. I am very pleased with this ball and I would/will buy another one.
2101048
It has a max weight limit of 30 lbs, and I would say a tad smaller than a bouncer, probably should not invest in this.
700304
At higher volumes it does bounce. There are rubber feet to the device but not a stand per se. They are little rubber knobby feet.
281621
The springs are kind of loose though meaning they expand more than others under weight. As far as a bounce, no. But if your attaching to a swing frame they will lickly be to long. I had to replace them only 6 months into use for the elliments in Okinawa rusted them away.
2211846
Depends are you hoping to get some bounce for air to complete flip than no this does not have a lot of bounce to it at all my kids may get a couple inches of air if that however it is quite small but could hold the weight
1589040
It would take some bouncing. For how long I don't know. It is pretty solid.
1679248
Yes, you can bounce on this. It does wiggle a bit due to being on the water but still can jump as a trampoline, great for kids and adults!
1314775
I believe it is. We had purchased an ADULT mini-trampoline with very little bounce as you describe. I believe the higher the weight capacity, the tougher the springs and the less bounce. My son gets a good bounce on this trampoline. You can also try one with a bungee cord instead of springs. We had one with a bungee cord for years but he snapped the cord a few times and it was time for something tougher.
410844
I tested it and yes, it will bounce off a few things within about 6 or so feet of it. Did not bounce off carpeted floor or the ceiling.