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Tramp or back yard set up

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DR.SHRED
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should i get a tramp maybe in ground or make a back yard  jib  how much do you think a in ground tramp like the ones a gyms will cost   
Sep 13 2009 10:52PM
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asian_andy
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why not both? both are very beneficial. and the ones your talking about. the square tramps cost over 2000. just a get a circle one. they work just as good. thats a hard decision between the two. but backyard setup since u can use it in basically any weather conditions. but im only saying that because i have a gymnastics acadamy down the street from my house. but if you can do both. it will be the ultimate combo.
Sep 13 2009 11:35PM
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DR.SHRED
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my back yard is only big enough for 1 my dad is puting in a turf putting green
Sep 13 2009 11:49PM
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BWalmer
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haha, use the turf putting green for the summer set up, now you got both.

I'm just kidding, that's a tough choice, I guess it depends on 2 things:
What do you like to do more - rails or jumps
What do you want to get better at more - rails or jumps

Personally, I'd go with the summer set up cause at least then you're sort of skiing, while the tramp is super fun, you're not really skiing, you're just jumping on a trampoline.
Sep 14 2009 12:36AM
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DR.SHRED
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what is the biggest circle tramp you can get and what r some good brands
Sep 14 2009 12:48AM
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Malcolm
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id get the tramp. work on your shit in the summer time and you can work on rails at the beginning of the season when there isnt enough snow for jumps yet
Sep 14 2009 12:54AM
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asian_andy
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make sure to get something at least 12 feet and up. they are gay when they are to small.
Sep 14 2009 11:04AM
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skyabamba
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chea dude you gotta find a 14 footer with springs NOT THE SHIT ELASTIC BAND TYPE
Sep 14 2009 12:12PM
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StowePassHolder
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definetely go with the tramp
Sep 14 2009 1:04PM
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50in07
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Do both and make your backyard setup portable.
Sep 14 2009 5:16PM
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Shabangarang
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get a tramp summer setups get old i have both an i use the tramp so much more
Sep 14 2009 5:24PM
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GreenHorn
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tramp is way more expensive
if you get the good ones

but it helped me a ton
but so do summer jibs

so up to you
Sep 14 2009 6:40PM
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DR.SHRED
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i found a 15 footer online dont know if its legit though
Sep 14 2009 11:43PM
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DR.SHRED
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any one else
Sep 15 2009 11:39PM
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snowfreak14
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yo tramps are sick feel like its better only because you can try more shit im the winter on rails if you dont have a tramp your not gonna just try to huck doubles in the winter but you will be working on you spins out if that makes sense
Sep 16 2009 11:36AM
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GKO
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i would pick tramp
Sep 16 2009 12:03PM
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Aaaron.
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tramp hands down.
Sep 16 2009 12:05PM
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DR.SHRED
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actully i cant do doubles on tramps cause it feels wierd but im going to try a double back on snow and see how that  feels
Oct 4 2009 12:21AM
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-james-
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it dosnt have too be a good brand just as long as its not flimsy after 3 weeks of yo and ya bros jumping on it it will get nice and bouncy and sicko!!!
Oct 4 2009 6:13AM
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