🎪 Foldable 36-Inch Kid's Trampoline with Sturdy Handle for Stability and Safety Pad - Convenient Storage, Fitness Rebounder for Kids and Adults - Silent Indoor & Outdoor Exercise Review

So the trampoline is excellent. Our daughter loves it. It would be very easy to assemble but a tab on the handle doesn't fit. It is strong enough without being held in one place.

This trampoline is perfect for us. We have a small apartment, so it's not too big and doesn't bother. It was easy to put together and my daughter is obsessed with it. she is two The handle to hold on to is the perfect height.

Bought for my nephew for his birthday. My kids had one so I was familiar with building them. A little cumbersome to assemble. More specifically, the red outer ring around it. I don't even know if the kid has used it since.

My kids loved it. They used it every day. Even our dog liked it. It was great to burn off all that extra energy. Unfortunately, the steering wheel broke off completely after 2 months and could not be repaired. And the return window is over, what a waste.

Takes up more space than I thought. He jumps on it a lot, but only for a few minutes at a time. It's also hard for him, he throws toys away from himself. That is hard. Sometimes I wish he would break it so I could throw it away. He flipped it himself for not using it properly after a warning. He didn't hurt himself, but he might if he was closer to the coffee table.

I bought this item for my 2 year old grandson at the end of March. He loves his "Hop-Hop" very much, but today the grip collapsed. I thought the bolt might have come loose, but when I tried to fix it, I found that the weld holding the crank brace to the frame was broken—or rather, the weld on the frame was broken and had a jagged hole in it leave behind. as part of. I have a troubled 2 year old who doesn't understand why he can't play his favorite hop hop.

My 3.5 year old loves it but it's not stable at all unless you prop it up with something. I am currently holding it in front of my ottoman otherwise it will tip over. The handle is slightly cracked. The directions are black and white and barely visible, but they're actually pretty easy to put together. I think you get what you pay for. I bought the cheapest one but wish I had spent a little more money so I could jump on it and it would be safer.

The handrail broke in less than 24 hours after our 45kg kid used this trampoline (claimed weight limit is 55lbs). I could buy an adult trampoline to exercise and then everyone could take turns, but I bought this one so the little ones would have a handrail. Assembly was easy as there are no springs and the jumping mat was already attached to the metal frame. But it was more of a headache than necessary to line up the screw holes on the handrail so that it would break so easily.

gifted to my 2 year old son for his birthday, she loves it! According to the age recommendation, she is at least 3 years old, but she has a very good grip and does not jump too close to the edge. That's great! Assembly was easy enough, but it took a few tries to line up all the holes to get the screws in. As is the case with most similar items, if we tried one way the holes wouldn't line up in one place. And if we tried another way, the holes in the other wouldn't match. It took two of us to…