55" Kids First Trampoline with Safety Net Enclosure & Red Cover Garden Outdoors

We built this last night ready for grandsons birthday today . It really easy to put together. Sturdy and alot bigger than what I thought. Very happy with it xx

Great value for money, took a while to assemble as the pictures of where to thread the net didn’t match up with what was actually on the net and the safety mat. Also very difficult to thread the balls through we both had bruised fingers after....But once it’s up it looks fab, pretty sturdy for the money and plenty of room for my 2 & 4 year old to bounce together.

I bought this for my 16 month old who is growing up quickly and needs fun games and entertainment. And what an amazing entertainment it is! She can’t yet jump, but she is running, rolling and bouncing around. But I can say it’s great for the next few years, because my daughters cousin has one too, and she is 3.I can’t really give any negatives.Positives-- easy to assemble, but will require little bit of strength and persistence to get the rubbery loops on the jump mat. I ended up with a blister.... but it was absolutely worth it!-looks great-light enough to be able to move it easily-we had high winds recently and no damage done at all.-feels solid and sturdy-definitely read instructions as mistakes may be so annoying... I skipped one step and ended up taking bits apart, to put them back correctly.I would definitely recommend!

I bought this trampoline for my daughter, who is three, will be four in a few months and LOVES bouncing!I wanted a trampoline that wouldn’t take up half our garden like a lot I see on the market but would be safe. It’s a good size for her, will be for 2-3 years yet. There is a big resale market on eBay/Facebook groups for kids garden toys so as long as it lasts a few summers outside with a tarpaulin over it when not in use, I might be able to pass it on.You can’t beat the price at all, very good for the money. I read some reviews on here before purchasing and yes, the netting may be a bit flimsy but what do you expect for £50?! If it happens to ours, a bit of Gorilla tape both sides will sort it out.I didn’t have a problem putting it together, instructions are fine (and it comes with a screwdriver so don’t worry about getting your toolkit out). It’s quite tedious threading the string through the safety net/trampoline but top tip - I used a couple of clothes pegs to stop the string from coming right through/hold it in place when doing it.I’d actually half built it when I had to go off and do something else so left my kids dad to finish it and he mucked it right up and didn’t read the instructions properly - he didn’t add the safety foam to the poles or screw the bottom net to the legs ... and never apparently never wondered why he had foam things or about 10 screws left in the box. Luckily took me 10 minutes to sort it out, without instructions. Just for reference, I’m a woman who works in an office and he works in a practical woodworking job. Common sense actually isn’t all that common, as my dad used to say! So, it’s no problem putting it together, as long as you’re not a Wally.Four stars as another reviewer pointed out, the zip for the door can only be opened from the outside so you hear ‘mummmeeee!’ Or ‘daddeeeee!’ every two minutes when they want to be zipped in or want to get out.

Brilliant! I have assembled inside in a medium sized room and it is perfectly sized, a little hard to assemble as instructions was in Chinese other than that I can’t fault it

Great value for what you get. There are reviews complaining about the instructions and what I'd say to that is, use common sense when you get stuck. It's not difficult to understand what you need to do but it does require some muscle to get those elastics in place. But it's a trampoline what do you really expect. Took about 30minytes to set up.Overall. Great quality and my 2 year old is bouncing away.

UPDATE: After coming up to a year (bought July 2019, thrown away June 2020) we've sadly had to dismantle this and it is now in the back of a scrap van. Slowly but surely it got more damaged. My eldest son manged to break one of the bars by falling into it. But after a few months we noticed rust around the joints in the metal frame, which meant the bars eventually all just snapped and came off. We were left with 3 by April. The kids didn't use it over the winter. My eldest son is also only the size and weight of a 6/7 year old, so not a big lad and shouldn't of been able to snap a metal support pole. The red colour faded very very fast and looked very tatty after the winter. We took the dangerous bars off and left it open without a net, but the loops that hold the trampoline together were snapping one by one. They had frayed and eventually gone. It just became too dangerous to use and we had to take it down, much to the distress of my 4 year old. Really disappointed to be honest, for the money I expected it to last longer!My son is over the moon with this new trampoline! It was a little fiddly to put together, especially threading the bouncy part to the frame! But it was worth all the effort and we had it together within 30 minutes. Bit of common sense and it was fairly simple to work out.I love the colour too :) it's a really lovely trampoline, perfect for younger kids who need to burn off some energy, and it doesn't take up too much room in a medium size garden. Sits on our decking and doesn't move anywhere when he starts bouncing, his last trampoline would move around and bang on the decking when he bounced high :( so we decided to invest in a proper one with sides and it has been really worth it for added peace of mind.

My 2 year old granddaughter absolutely loves this