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What trampoline is a better choice?

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maxstr
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so I've been looking at different trampolines and I'm looking for a good trampoline for practicing tricks that I would throw on the snow in the future. If I'm going to be practicing these tricks I obviously want a nice trampoline that I can get a lot of air on. But I'm debating on spending 250$ on a "ok" circle trampoline or spending 700$ on a good square trampoline.



this is the 250$ 14ft trampoline that comes with the safety net


This is the 700$ 15 foot skywalker trampoline that comes with a safety net


So basically the question I'm asking is the extra 450$ worth the extra 2 feet of air? I don't know very much about trampolines but what makes the square 15 foot trampoline worth so much more? I want a square trampoline because I've herd that u get more air on them, but like I said is a extra 2 maybe 2 and a half feet really worth 450$ more? What one should I buy?
Aug 2 2015 9:22PM
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maxstr
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Mikael13I would look at http://acon24.com/trampolines/. The tramps are expensive, but they are super bouncy, the best garden tramp I know. Here are some edits to prove it :p
https://www.newschoolers.com/videos/watch/823239/Trampoline-self-edit-2010--Triples---Doubles--And-Almost-Cork-1620----
And a landed triple without dub bounce or crossed springs:
https://youtu.be/xeyV6aVKI5U?t=1m3s


How is this trampoline with out a double bounce?
Apr 7 2016 8:32AM
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ModMommy
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Make sure to get the comp level springs!!!
Apr 7 2016 10:04AM
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Mikael13
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maxstrHow is this trampoline with out a double bounce?


The round one is really good, I have jumped on it a few times.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s-BqzZiOQjc
The rectangle one is slightly better, and you might prefer jumping on a rectangular one, but honestly the round one is almost as good and a lot cheaper :)
Apr 7 2016 2:01PM
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maxstr
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Mikael13The round one is really good, I have jumped on it a few times.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s-BqzZiOQjc
The rectangle one is slightly better, and you might prefer jumping on a rectangular one, but honestly the round one is almost as good and a lot cheaper :)


Ok, thanks so much. This is exactly what I was looking for!
Apr 7 2016 3:52PM
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maxstr
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I think I'm going to get the Acon trampoline 14ft. Then buy new springs from MaxAir and a new bed. Anyone have any experience from buying beds from MaxAir? Is this a good idea?
Apr 7 2016 4:42PM
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pkick
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bad idea. springs and bed will cost you 1000+ easily. the acon already looks like a dope tramp that sends you plenty high compared to average round tramps. I have a 300 dollar tramp and it took me 2-3 years to learn every axis up to 720 then misty 9 and cork 10. and that was with plenty of prior experience on tramps. trust me, you dont need a tramp that you can triple on if you have only been on a tramp a few times. I would love to have an acon tramp, you wont need to upgrade from it for a long time
Apr 8 2016 11:43AM
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maxstr
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pkickbad idea. springs and bed will cost you 1000+ easily. the acon already looks like a dope tramp that sends you plenty high compared to average round tramps. I have a 300 dollar tramp and it took me 2-3 years to learn every axis up to 720 then misty 9 and cork 10. and that was with plenty of prior experience on tramps. trust me, you dont need a tramp that you can triple on if you have only been on a tramp a few times. I would love to have an acon tramp, you wont need to upgrade from it for a long time


I agree, I'll just buy the regular acon round 14ft trampoline and practice on that for a while. And if I feel I need more air I'll adjust it. Thanks a lot!
Apr 12 2016 8:32AM
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A^frame
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Trampolines are free. Someone is always getting rid of one. Craiglist/ ask friends with children going to college. I had 3 set up at one point with 2 spares because they do break.
Apr 12 2016 12:25PM
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OceansScurry
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Glad to see your article on which trampoline is the best choice. My vote would be for JumpSport by far... They produce professional grade and safe products that should be included in the discussion. If your readers are looking for safe, fun, affordable, top quality trampolines for children and adults check out: https://www.jumpsport.com. JumpSport has several trampoline options and come with some of the longest warranties in the industry. They are highly rated in tons of reviews. They also work fine in the winter as well as the summer. They are certainly worth checking out!
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OceansScurry
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Glad to see your article on which trampoline is the best choice. My vote would be for JumpSport by far... They produce professional grade and safe products that should be included in the discussion. If your readers are looking for safe, fun, affordable, top quality trampolines for children and adults check out: https://www.jumpsport.com. JumpSport has several trampoline options and come with some of the longest warranties in the industry. They are highly rated in tons of reviews. They also work fine in the winter as well as the summer. They are certainly worth checking out!
Oct 7 2018 6:07PM
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dan38
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Now I wanna know which one OP chose and if it was a good choice
Oct 7 2018 8:47PM
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BigPurpleSkiSuit
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After reading this thread, to my landlord:

Hello, I'd like to rent apt 108 in addition to 208 and make some "adjustments"
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Kyle_J2
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Hi don't you can purchase in 430$. I also brought a tramp in this price. You can look here is 12 perfect Trampolines of 2021 - Buyer's Guide.
Feb 24 2021 1:19AM
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IdahoSpud_
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IMO I think acon tramps are the shit. but if you don't want to spend a g, get a shitty sub 400$ tramp and put Maxair springs on it, by the time you're done it might be around 700 bucks but it well actually send you pretty damn hard.
Feb 24 2021 12:34PM
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