The Mini round is the smallest trampoline option available at 1.9m wide, yet still packs a load of fun into a space saving dimension. If you are tight on space, this might be the best fit.
The Springfree Trampoline’s unique construction has prevented 90% of trampoline-related injuries. The following are the key features that make Springfree the safest trampoline on the market:
Mat rods provide the safest bounce – Springs have a higher risk of injury, and they require maintenance: After years of consistent use, springs can deteriorate and fail. If a spring coil goes bad, it might create serious harm. Springfree’s revolutionary design uses flexible rods instead of springs to achieve the smoothest, most non-jarring bounce possible. The rods are positioned beneath the jumping surface and out of harm’s way.
The hard edges of the standard trampoline surface are removed by the SoftEdgeTM Mat, which is 30 times more shock-absorbent than traditional trampoline pads.
The FlexiNetTM Safety Enclosure maintains the jumper on the trampoline and prevents falls – The FlexiNet enclosure features flexible rods to cushion jumpers and prevent injuries. The jumper is returned to the center, away from the net rods. The zip-down net ensures that jumpers do not fall through the opening.
The frame beneath the jumping surface is hidden from view, as well as from potential injury. The steel frames are also designed to endure severe weather thanks to three layers of rust-preventing coating.
Springfree Trampoline has the same bounce and height potential as a traditional, spring-based trampoline. It pumps less air and instead returns the energy to the jumper. With more porosity, you can achieve more height. Springfree Trampoline mat fabric contains comparable porosity to that of standard trampolines of similar size.
The bounce of a Springfree Trampoline, on the other hand, is smoother and less jarring. The deep, soft bounce of a Springfree Trampoline is kinder to jumpers’ knees and joints.
The Springfree Trampoline’s unique design doesn’t require padding along the edges! The SoftEdge™ Mat, unlike typical safety pads, has a lot more give. The Springfree Trampoline’s edge is comparable to the 70mm thick padding utilized on Olympic-style trampolines.
Traditional trampolines require safety pads to protect the jumper from striking the steel frame, falling through, or getting caught in the springs. However, independent safety testing revealed that these pads do not absorb enough impact to safeguard jumpers from coming into contact with the springs and steel frame. Due to Springfree Trampoline’s superior design that eliminates the springs and steel frame at jumping height, there is no longer any need for safety pads.
The new FlexiNetTM enclosure from Springfree Trampolines is sturdy yet flexible enough to gently guide wayward jumpers back to the trampoline’s center.
Some spring-based trampolines may have enclosures, but they are not flexible and are supported by rigid steel poles, which increase the danger of impact. The enclosure only prevents jumpers from falling off. There’s a danger that these jumpers will strike the springs and frame.
The UV-resistant FlexiNetTM on a Springfree Trampoline protects the surface from deterioration caused by the sun and other severe weather elements.
The FlexiNet™ enclosure system is designed to catch jumpers and return them to the center of the mat.
Even when a jumper intentionally leaps into the top portion of the enclosure, its unique design ensures that he or she is safe. It’s possible for an expert jumper to make the net flex to the ground, but it will nevertheless absorb the jumper’s impact and slow the rate at which he or she hits the ground, minimizing injury.
While the Springfree Trampoline is the only trampoline to achieve a 90% reduction in product-related injuries relative to traditional trampolines, jumper collisions can result in trampoline injuries if more than one person jumps at once. When jumping on the Springfree Trampoline, we strongly recommend following the “one at a time rule.”
The structural load capacity, sometimes called the Static Load Capacity, and maximum single user weight are two important factors to consider when determining the strength of a Springfree Trampoline. The first is concerned with strength, while the second is concerned with safety.
The Structural Load Capacity refers to the maximum amount of static weight a trampoline can support. Because the Springfree can support more than this amount of weight, it is safe to assume that it will not touch the ground until this limit is surpassed.
The maximum single-user weight is determined by how heavy you are and how high you can jump. It’s all about keeping jumpers from ‘bottoming out’ (touching the ground while jumping).