Review on ASTM And CPSIA Approved ORCC Trampoline - 8FT-16FT Sizes For Kids Family Outdoor Fun! by Scott Kalinowski

This trampoline is great. We have had it for about a week now. First of all, we got the 16ft and it came in three boxes with two deliveries. When we got the first two boxes I began assembling it. From what I could tell, it looked as if the 3rd box we had not yet received may have just been the safety net. Once I got to installing the springs, I only had 30 in the first shipment. So you will not be able to even jump on it after the first two boxes. The next day we recieved the last box and it had the safety net along with the rest of the springs. I believe it was a total of 120? I don't remember at the moment. It was fairly easy to put together. Take note that not all leg extensions have holes and this is very important when it comes to installing the net. Otherwise you will have to swap the extensions around when you are trying to install the net. Ask me how I know? Lol. The safety net was probably the toughest area for me. I could not get the Styrofoam to feed into the sleeves along with the pole. It could have been the heat causing it to be too sticky but it fought me every step of the way. I believe they should maybe shrink the foam girth a little bit or enlarge the sleeves. In the end I just left the foam out and it turned out good. And for anyone looking to purchase this trampoline, you should definitely purchase the cork screw anchors as well. It was pretty windy after I completed the trampoline and with the anchors, it didn't even try to budge. I know the rules says that you should only have 1 person on the trampoline at a time but we all couldn't resist. We had two adults and a child on it and it held up just great. Overall a little pricey but I'm all about quality and I think we got what we paid for.