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Features
40-inch mini trampoline ideal for cardio workouts
High-quality polypropylene jumping surface supports up to 220 pounds
Hardened steel legs detach for easy storage
Padded skirt covers 36 heavy-duty steel springs
Measures 8.5 inches tall and weighs 15.8 pounds
Description
Idea for aerobic and cardiovascular workout routines for the entire family, this Pure Fun 40" Mini Trampoline is perfect for low impact fitness routines, built with harden steel legs that unscrew for easy storage. It features a padded skirt to cover the heavy duty steel springs and a high quality polypropylene jumping surface design up to a 220lb weight capacity.
Product Details
Product Length:
41.0 inches
Product Width:
41.0 inches
Product Height:
2.0 inches
Product Weight:
16.0 pounds
Package Length:
41.0 inches
Package Width:
41.0 inches
Package Height:
2.5 inches
Package Weight:
16.2 pounds
Average Customer Rating:
based on 77 reviews
Customer Reviews
Average Customer Review: ( 77 customer reviews )
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69 of 70 found the following review helpful:
Unsatisfied Feb 27, 2011
By Fox I purchased this product because I was interested in buying a mini trampoline that didn't require any crazy assembly. The high reviews and many positive comments about this product made me feel confident about buying this. The trampoline was easy to assemble, just as the comments said - simply screw on the legs and you're ready to go. When I first tested it out, I was satisfied with the bounce. However, not even 24 hours later, while using this product, one of the springs broke! The product is advertised as being able to manage with weights up to 220 lbs. I range between 145 - 150 lbs! I was a little daunted at first but it's just one spring right? Wrong. Not even 3 days after that, another spring blew off.
I have purchased trampolines in the past and I have never had one where a spring blew off on the first day (it usually takes months before wear shows). I'm not sure if the product I got was faulty or if the product itself is just of poor quality.
I'm writing this review in case there are others interested in purchasing this product as I was due to the positive reviews. Due to this experience, I am definitely not going to purchase any more PURE FUN trampolines.
61 of 63 found the following review helpful:
Dangerous Mar 30, 2011
By Jenni from the farm This was perhaps the tenth mini-trampoline I have purchased for my home. In the past I used them for exercise but eventually found I got a better work-out from a treadmill. However, my children love jumping on these and will do so for possibly an hour a day each. I have purchased these from Sears, Academy Sports, other sporting good stores under various names, including Weider, and in various sizes from 36-48" diameter. The common ground these share is that they all break. Maybe after one month, and maybe after four, but generally the nylon straps that attach the springs to the frame begin to snap and once it starts to happen the trampoline becomes rapidly unusable. No retailers now carry these locally so I ordered the pure fun one listed here. It lasted less than two months, but this one is different. Instead of breaking at the nylon strap, this one has springs breaking apart at high velocity and flying through the air. My son had a cut on his shin from this happening. The potential for energy expenditure is so great with this sort of device and the footprint is so small that we want to continue to have one for our children. We are tired of accumulating useless pieces of metal from the many frames we have discarded and are now awaiting the arrival of a very expensive Bellicon model that promises to be highly durable with warranties on the parts and replaceable straps. My children are 90# and 150#. I imagine a 30# child might jump on this trampoline for a long time without breakage but I'm afraid that a spring that breaks before the strap holding it in place is very poor quality indeed.
24 of 25 found the following review helpful:
NO COMPLAINTS Feb 19, 2010
By DJ No assembly required - just screw on the legs and you're ready to go. Also, there was no odor (a complaint that people have had about some other brands), so it wasn't necessary to air it out before use. but maybe that's only a problem in hot weather. It appears to be well-made, but only time will tell.
18 of 18 found the following review helpful:
Perfect Economical Trampoline Nov 06, 2010
By alessandrina Although, I admit, I initially wondered about the quality/durability after seeing other rebounder/trampolines selling in the high $100s-$200s, I went ahead and ordered this trampoline based on the reviews here. Well, I haven't had it that long, but so far so good! Super easy to assemble, sturdy, nice bounce (I could see how it might not be as bouncy for a child using it), and I love using it! I prefer that it is not the folding type, as I feel more secure in terms of it's sturdiness. It really doesn't take up much space either. If tipped on it's side, it's easy to store somewhere out of the way. I don't have under-bed space, but I'd imagine it could easily be stored under a bed as well.
How it holds up in the long run still remains to be seen, but right now, I'm super-pleased with this purchase and so so glad I didn't throw away money on a pricier (and perhaps not necessarily better) trampoline.
16 of 16 found the following review helpful:
a great value Jul 31, 2010
By lisa Purchased the trampoline for my kids (7 and 12) and for me. After reading reviews of different trampolines, I purchased this one because it appeared to be big enough without being too big, sturdy and easy to assemble. It's a perfect size, very sturdy, and the only assembly was to attach the legs. My kids love jumping on it, and I love exercising on it; I have joint problems,so it's hard for me to run on hard surfaces.
based on 77 reviews
Unsatisfied Feb 27, 2011
By Fox
NO COMPLAINTS Feb 19, 2010
By DJ
