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Ok NS, help me choose which trampoline

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bob1233456
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Hey guys, im looking for a pretty good rectangular trampoline, i've searchedbared, and came up with a few that look pretty nice.
Which one do you guys think is the best and safest?

Or, just name the trampoline you guys like the best.

thanks in advance
Feb 16 2010 11:16PM
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Joshua.
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my friend has a legit olympic flybed trampoline, I say get one of those if you're willing to drop 2 grand on a blackbed tramp
Feb 16 2010 11:19PM
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bob1233456
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link to buy it online?
Feb 16 2010 11:26PM
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bob1233456
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anyone?
Feb 17 2010 12:59AM
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henrytargett
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my friend has the green one.
this one (http://www.jumpsport.com/pr-Trampolines-AOS-Rectangle.htm#)
and its legit. really bouncy. a bit small though i found.

the green and blue Olympic one look waaaay cooler though.
Feb 17 2010 1:52AM
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bob1233456
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or even this one

Help me NS, i need to decide soon
Feb 17 2010 2:31AM
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[~_~]
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My friend has a 20 x 20 (or similar) Texas Tramp and its amaaaazing. Get the 17 x 15; bouncing in a square is safer than bouncing in a rectangle.
Feb 17 2010 2:39AM
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bob1233456
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anyone?
Feb 25 2010 10:33PM
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soulskier
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i dont know much, but i liked the 11x17 olympic
Feb 25 2010 10:34PM
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GoonThug
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http://www.springfreetrampoline.com/13ftsquare-trampoline
Feb 25 2010 10:47PM
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bob1233456
Posts: 518 - Karma: 27
thanks for the replies, plus karma. If anyone has one of these, or any trampoline, and thinks its good, post a review of it.

thanks
Feb 25 2010 10:50PM
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saucybiscuits
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the fourth one. texas trampolines are awesome. they are pretty bouncy, and they last a long time. you want one thats big enough, but not too big. that one looks to be the perfect size.
Feb 25 2010 11:26PM
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Ian.Ham
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http://www.designswithmerit.com/equipt/egrandmaster.htm
Feb 25 2010 11:59PM
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bob1233456
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bump, im thinking about getting the texas trampoline. anyone have one, or has anyone tried using one?
and how good is the bounce?
Mar 3 2010 11:01PM
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bob1233456
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bump?
Mar 12 2010 12:45AM
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bob1233456
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so it seems like no one has a trampoline...
Apr 2 2010 12:06AM
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COrider
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I thought you needed it soon, and I like octagon trampolines that's what I have. 
Apr 2 2010 10:04AM
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bob1233456
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i did... but my dad wanted to wait until i had some lessons and could do inverted tricks safely.
Apr 2 2010 6:49PM
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thelizards
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lol
Apr 2 2010 6:52PM
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*TURBONERD*
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i have the third, it's quite legit. i havent tried doubles, but they are probably possible even without a double bounce. biggest i've landed is a cork 10
Apr 2 2010 7:24PM
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bob1233456
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thanks, how is its size?

Apr 2 2010 11:20PM
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*TURBONERD*
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pretty good, once you get used to the net its fine. i've landed on the frame once, which hurt like a bitch, and caught my feet in the net a few times as well, which was also a bitch. but that was a while ago. otherwise, it's great
Apr 3 2010 12:18PM
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NCurry
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Checked out your links. The first one would b the best for learning new tricks and you would feel the safest on it for sure. i have a two freinds that have two of the tramps you posted. and the first one is my favorite.
Apr 3 2010 2:38PM
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NCurry
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Checked out your links. The first one would b the best for learning new tricks and you would feel the safest on it for sure. i have a two freinds that have two of the tramps you posted. and the first one is my favorite.
Apr 3 2010 2:39PM
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bob1233456
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alright, hows the size?
and do they have nets on them?
which one does your friend have? your post is a bit confusing.
Apr 5 2010 8:59AM
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Jib-Life
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if you want a proper olympic one, your going to end up ordering it from overseas (Australia I believe). I don't know of many companies that make the beds here in the states, if any.

You could easily have the frame made by any metal working shop, and then just order a bed for $1-5k depending on how high you really want to bounce.

Honestly though, on one of the rectangle tramps from that place in Canada your gonna be able to do everything you'd ever want.
Apr 5 2010 9:05AM
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bout_it
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but when you bounce in a square, you are also bouncing in a rectangle.
Apr 5 2010 10:08AM
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WorthDaMoney
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hes talking about how the is more surface area on the bed, so if you accidently jump to the side you might still land on the bed and not on the grass 4-5 feet down
Apr 5 2010 10:35AM
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WikiWiki
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fuck- we spld pour tramp and i want it back now that its summer
Apr 5 2010 10:40AM
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bout_it
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yo i know man. your sarcasm sensor needs a tune-up.
Apr 5 2010 2:30PM
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bob1233456
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alight, I found a few with nice beds, like Ausi and US String beds. BUt these are really expensive, do you guys think that they are worth it? its about 600 more than than the Sundance one.
And how does a Poly bed compare to a string bed? I've bounced on a string bed at a gym, but never on a rectangular Poly bed.
Apr 17 2010 11:50PM
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icon1234
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Dude your not gonna be a pro skier so why are you spending so much money on a trampoline? Just buy one of the rectangle ones and you will have more then enough air to do anything your capable of doing. Spending 5k+ on a trampoline is ludicrous, esp if its just for fun.
Apr 17 2010 11:54PM
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bob1233456
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well its not 5000, its 2600. Its a lot of money, but I was just wondering if it was worth the upgrade from a normal poly bed trampoline.
Apr 18 2010 12:01AM
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bob1233456
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bump
Apr 25 2010 4:21PM
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5teve.
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yea i would have to say this looks pretty legit to me.
Apr 25 2010 4:24PM
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dynodonkey
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you should buy this guys trampoline:  https://www.newschoolers.com/web/forums/readthread/thread_id/537366/
Apr 25 2010 5:16PM
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eastcoastplanker
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you should look into 40 ounce bounce...best trampolines on the market
Apr 25 2010 5:18PM
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alexat955
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hahahaha almost got me
Jun 13 2010 11:15PM
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gyarados
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all of them look ridiculous
Jun 13 2010 11:42PM
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SDrvpr
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i got the sundance trampoline but size 11 by 14. Its good if your throwing single flips but you have to work to get enough air for doubles.
Jun 13 2010 11:48PM
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2L208
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got with the texas trampolines, the are super bouncy and larger too
Jun 14 2010 12:03AM
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