OUTINGPET Doorway Jumper: Fun Exerciser Set for Toddlers & Infants (6-24 Months) Review

My son had so much fun jumping around with this. It fits perfectly in the door of our apartment. It's nice to be able to adjust the Velcro around the waist as you grow. My son was so happy that he can free jump unlike his stationary jumper which he doesn't like.

Love the seat and how big and high it is. The only thing I don't like is its stickiness. It takes a lot of effort to jump, so what's the best jump? Something better :). I'm a fan of funny jumpers, not Johnny Jumps! If this design could copy the funny sweater a little more that would be great!

This item is so well made! I'm not worried about my baby at all and he loves it! If you have a big kid you can skip this. I had to tighten the strap to lift him up so that only his toes touched the ground (per the instructions). If you have a tall child and find it uncomfortable to put on the shoulder strap and also have an average door height, do not buy this item!

My son loves to jump. I needed a solution when rinsing cloth diapers. This fully meets the requirements! Breaks into the bathroom door and makes sure he's happy and entertained while I get the job done. I like that it's very heavy and lasts a lot longer than any others I've seen as it weighs 33 pounds. The only thing I would have preferred would be if there was a hinge so it doesn't matter much if it spins in circles.

I have bought many of these for my kids, friends and now grandchildren. It's literally the best. Fits very well in different sizes and the grandson was able to use it up to 6 months as it fits and continues to enjoy it. No padding of blankets or pillows inside to keep them high enough for stability etc. Also withstands a sibling (toddler age) while in it. Daughter loves it - and wished like me there was a cute print on the seat, but overall the style is much nicer than 'regular' lounge chairs.

Tether works reasonably well and the spring is springy but almost impossible to use in an old house with big paneling and/or shorter doors. The trim over some of my doors is about 5.5 inches high and the clamp isn't big enough to span that distance. It only works on doors with a smaller 4" panel. The claim that it can't be used in doors taller than 7 feet (84 inches) is ridiculous. My doors are standard 80 inches; and with a 20 pound kid I had to adjust the strap an inch from its shortest…

This was purchased in August so it has been less than a year since we have used it and not every day and today this horrible device decided to collapse with my son in the seat, jumping and banging laugh and have a great time. Not only is it a sad excuse for Johnny Jumper to snap at him, it also made him feel unsafe sitting in such a chair, which could result in injury or a reluctance to use anything in this manner in the future. It is important. For the consumer reading this, to let you know…