🤸 HelleX Trampoline Galvanized Trampolines – Superior Protection for Bouncing Fun! Review

Very heavy and feels quite long. Haven't used it yet because of the cold weather and they won't put up a trampoline until spring.

Surprisingly our Highwinds trampoline holds up, it's the fourth trampoline but the first one I've had a steak on so I'm very pleased

My last trampoline went over the fence in a storm. My new trampoline is attached to it and has survived two storms, one of which was bad.

This money is worth its money! We had several gale force winds and our trampoline stalled. However, you float up, but the trampoline does not move. You just have to stomp them down again.

Those are good solid bets. They are fat and long. Last night we had a strong gust of wind due to a storm and the trampoline didn't move. This is a good "budget" option, it works well. It is worth taking for peace of mind.

They have worked well for stabilizing my round bird feeder and also as guides for my patio garden hose along the wall of the house from the faucet to the patio. Really strong - they stay in place well even when wet.

I have not used them to secure a trampoline. I used them to attach ropes to the ground from which they stabilized a set of wooden fences while the concrete dried. That way they stayed in the ground and didn't let up the tension on the rope. It was under the constant pull of a heavy weight. I don't know how they handle different weights and reps.

We purchased these brackets to secure our trampoline which was recently lifted and turned over during a storm. We have argued between these and those that are screwed into the ground. We chose them because they were easier to lift out of the ground when my husband went to mow the garden (since they are straight they take a lot less time to remove and install). They are very long, which helps them stay grounded. They are also very strong anchors. IMO the images provided online don't show how…