AconFIT 55in Trampoline Hexagon, Mini Fitness Rebounder White

It’s a little tight when jumping. Be careful with your knees. Not bad though, still using and enjoying it.

I bought the Acon Fit Hexagon rebounder with the handlebar.Positives: Actual rebounder is sturdyNegatives:The handlebar is far from sturdy as it is even bent. The handlebar moves around. The bungees aren’t very tight, which gives you a deep bounce. For my arch & knee issues, I needed a rebounder with a tighter bounce as I was having pain after 3 times of use. Prior to purchasing the Acon, I bought a cheap rebounder from Amazon. Honestly, it functions so much better than the expensive Acon. Given my difficulties with the Acon rebounder, I decided that it wasn’t for me. I requested a return. I found out that once the box has been opened, the rebounder isn’t returnable & that I was advised by Acon customer service to sell it on marketplace. After writing a review on Acon’s website about my struggles, someone contacted me & said that the customer service associate “hears” that the circle rebounder has a tighter bounce. (It should be noted that my review was deleted on the Acon website. I’m wondering how many other reviews were deleted that dealt with the same issue. Acon’s lack of transparency is very frustrating. Clearly, they delete any negative reviews for their rebounder.) The customer service rep said that If I would ship the rebounder back to Acon & pay the restocking fee, they will send me a circle rebounder. By the time I pay for sending a 40ish pound rebounder back to Acon & the restocking fees, it would have made my mistake of buying from Acon even more expensive. I had already ordered bungees from Bellicon ($151.00) to see if that will help. Oh my gosh! Dealing with Bellicon was wonderful! What a difference. They were super helpful & actually back their products. Don’t waste your money on Acon. They aren’t trustworthy. I work hard for my money.