🪂 Enhance Your Trampoline Experience with Gardenature Trampoline Ladder - 3 Wide Step Ladder in Sleek Black Design Review

The ladder is too high for a trampoline. It must lean so far away from the trampoline that it becomes very difficult for children to climb up, especially on sloping steps.

Individual parts appear to be of good quality but when snapped together the bars do not fit together exactly. Even after tightening all the screws with a socket wrench, the assembled stiles can wobble at the extension points, making the ladder appear unstable and flimsy during use.

Overall I am happy with this ladder. I just installed it so only time will tell how it holds up, but setting it up was pretty easy. The bolts struggled their way, but I managed. The supplied screwdriver is missing! Use your own from home lol.

Eh, for $45 I would have expected it to be more stable. My step stool is sturdier and it was 30. I thought it would be better as it was designed for a trampoline but not worth the money I paid. It should have been over 25 in my opinion. Doesn't look like it will last more than a year unless I bring it indoors every time we're not using it.

narrower than I thought but this is my daughter's first big trampoline so I don't really know what a standard is. She's 3 so this will work. All great for a 14 foot trampoline. It's still cold outside, I live in Texas where it gets freaking hot so I'm not sure how that's handling the heat and if it gets too hot for your hands to touch.

This little ladder was easy to assemble. You can remove the link and make it shorter if you like. Easily attaches to any trampoline. My only complaint is that the steps are not flat when the ladder is attached to the trampoline. The ladder is at an angle, so the steps are at an angle as well. It would be better if the treads were attached to the ladder at such an angle that they lay flat when the ladder was attached at an angle.

The bottom of the ladder where you insert the rods was not soldered properly, resulting in one of the rod inserts pointing further forward than the other. Now I have a ladder that is slightly warped and unsecured. The base part should be heavier in my opinion, but in general it seems easy to feel really confident. Hopefully this won't affect my kids being able to use it as they are small but I won't be climbing on it again. For over $50, I expect the manufacturer to do something right. If I…