SkyBound Universal Replacement Trampoline Safety Pad - Spring Cover Fits 8ft 10ft 12ft 14ft 15ft Frames - Comfortable, Long Lasting, and Water-Resistant

Easy assembly and fit perfectly. Has held up all summer!

A lot of people have posted reviews and are upset that it comes as one piece. From looking at all of them, there is a common thread. Those that buy the "Standard" pad get one that is a single piece. Those that buy the "Premium" get a pad that is two pieces/halves, velcro'ed together.(For the reviewer who called another one a liar, please see my attached photo of the pad installed on our trampoline. You can clearly see where it is partially un-velcro'ed... I circled it in green)So if you want two pieces (easier to install and more sturdy as well) pay a little extra to get the premium version. That's what we purchased and it was easy to install, didn't require removing the net, and fit perfectly on our Skywalker 14" trampoline.If you opt for the Standard, that's a great product too... just a little less sturdy and it's a single piece. So if you have a net, you'll have to take it down from the poles, slide the mat on & tie it down, then reattach your net.Hope this helps your decision... In my opinion, the Premium is worth the extra $5-10.

We have a 12 foot trampoline with posts and a net attached. I installed this pad as I reassembled the jumping mat and net after a long winter. If you have a net, this pad fits pretty well. Just detach the net from the top of the frame and plunk the pad on top, tie it down and then reattach the top of the net to the frame. I was able to tie down the pad pretty easily. I also happened to be lacing up the bottom of the net at the same time, which I would not recommend doing. This pad is pretty wide, and well-covers all the springs and the bottom of the net, so it's a tight squeeze. However, I think it will definitely hold up better than the original pad. The color is bright and makes the trampoline look really new. Overall, a good buy. Don't expect it to arrive the next day if you order in the spring, though. It took 11 days to get ours.

Since this comes in two pieces it's way less of a pain to install, as you can leave the net in place. Fits nice and snug. You'll need some strong fingers to stretch be bungies into place, but it's on securely. It's not specified in the directions, but I'd recommend putting the seams (where the two halves velcro together) off to the sides, away from the entrance.Seems to be just as high-quality (i.e., made of the same cheap foam and shiny blue fabric) as the original pad. I can't comment on durability or longevity (it's been on there two days), but the kids are bouncing again.

Easy to install, sizing is correct

Update: Nearly a year out, and everything I said below still holds. It has held up wonderfully (almost hard to believe it's been almost a year), and this continues to prove to be a great buy.---I don't often write reviews. Rarely, in fact. But for anyone who might be debating whether the quick-install version is worth it, it is. Unequivocally. Just get it. I did a fair amount of research before buying this, and this exceeds my expectations so far. I had this installed within minutes without having to do anything with the trampoline net. It fits well and looks great, and the padding seems good. I'll update the review if it turns out the product ends up breaking down sooner than is reasonable/there are defects, but from initial impressions, I think that's rather unlikely to occur. The material seems to be of high quality, and these people really seem to know what they're doing. Barring something changing, I've found my new vendor for trampoline products for as long as my kids still want to jump on their trampoline.

The ring itself looks great and has the same feel as the original ring before nature tore it up. The reason I leave off two stars is very simple. These rings are one solid piece with no breaks, and if your trampoline is like mine, the net is on the inside of the ring. So there is no way to place the ring along the outside over the springs unless you remove the entire net system. Since that would take at least a couple of people to accomplish, especially since I have a basketball hoop on one of the polls, that choice is virtually unacceptable. If they just made a seem that you could un-Velcro so that you could separate it and wrap it around the trampoline, and then re-Velcro the ring back together, it would be absolutely perfect and a one-man operation. So even though I paid almost $60 for it, I still cut the ring at a specific point so I could wrap it around the trampoline and then I just duct taped it back together and it works fine. I just don't have that much time to commit to bringing in extra people, taking down the net, putting on the ring, and then putting back up the net. So if your trampoline is like mine, just be aware that you will either have to cut the ring to save yourself time and manpower, or get some friends and take down your entire net in order to put it on. Adding a Velcro seam seems like such a simple idea that I'm surprised they didn't think of it.

Hoping this UV spring protection stands up under the Arizona sun. It appears to offer ++ spring protection, fun blue color and sturdy material so we are hopeful it performs better than the original one that came with our trampoline!

Tout est parfait ! Super facile à installer et belle qualité

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parfait merci!

Works well

Excellent quality and fast shipping.