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New trampoline

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double_D
Posts: 778 - Karma: 25
i just tore down my old trampoline because it broke and i had it for like 5 years and now im looking to get a new one thats within 400 bucks but is really worthy...
any suggestions?
Sep 13 2009 4:20PM
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Freeskim@n
Posts: 732 - Karma: 203

look out for jumpking tramp. i will maybe buy one soon. people say they are good i think. also go big and take a 15 feet tramp

Sep 13 2009 4:24PM
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double_D
Posts: 778 - Karma: 25
oh yeah and


+K for help!
Sep 13 2009 4:38PM
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GORlLLA
Posts: 1950 - Karma: 45
I was at Dicks Sporting Goods a few weeks ago and they had a pretty inexpensive tramp. Online they have some 13 footers for like 299 and they seemed pretty decent when i jumped on them at the store.
Sep 13 2009 4:45PM
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double_D
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id perferrably want one with and enclosure

safety first!
Sep 13 2009 4:48PM
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KennyC
Posts: 1922 - Karma: 46

jumpsport.com has some good trampolines. http://store.nexternal.com/shared/StoreFront/default.asp?CS=jumpking&StoreType=BtoC&Count1=759395778&Count2=676536202&ProductID=172&Target=products.asp

thats a link to a 14 footer jumpking tramp. its going to be hard to find a 15 footer under $400

Sep 13 2009 5:24PM
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R-B-B
Posts: 915 - Karma: 28
http://store.nexternal.com/shared/StoreFront/default.asp?CS=jumpking&StoreType=BtoC&Count1=732525050&Count2=649665474

not too difficult, yeah its 430, but still a great deal
Sep 13 2009 6:55PM
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GORlLLA
Posts: 1950 - Karma: 45
You can buy the safety net too...
Sep 13 2009 9:00PM
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jamodeo
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jumpking i geuss
Sep 13 2009 9:35PM
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Che~
Posts: 2108 - Karma: 296
jumpking all the way
try to get a rectangular one too
Sep 13 2009 9:44PM
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twin-tip-hero
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Sep 13 2009 9:58PM
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beowulf
Posts: 893 - Karma: 164
at sams club you can get a 15 foot tramp with net for like 350-400 dollers
Sep 14 2009 8:36AM
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Tinga
Posts: 11349 - Karma: 2,333
i have never really thought safety nets were all that safe. they just make you come down on the frame and springs. i also tore a huge hole in a safety net one time with my toe. tore super easy too.
Sep 14 2009 9:08AM
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I_Am_Mod
Posts: 13214 - Karma: 3,753
that's why i dont understand why people invest in cheap safety nets; if you want to invest in your safety; do it good and get a durable safety net that will actually work.....
Sep 14 2009 9:18AM
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Lemuel
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I don't know how that double mat thing would work well for jumping high.  I feel like it would absorb all your bounce.  And trampolines are safe if you don't have retarded people on it.  I have fallen off my trampoline before, it doesn't hurt.  What were they attaching the ski rope to?  I wrapped mine around a tree.  I have never seen anyone else do it before this video. 
Sep 14 2009 9:19AM
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