🏀 Trampoline Basketball with Lifetime Warranty Review

My kids love their new basketball net. For the postal part, the instructions were simple. I would put everything in order as the sticks are easy to mix up. I did most of the work myself but I needed help to attach it to the trampoline itself. The only reason I gave it a 4 is because that part was hard to follow and the tutorial video ends just before it needed to be pinned. My trampoline legs bend at the top so we had to make some adjustments and also remove the foam because the bracket didn't…

Bought almost 3 years ago. Not only do the kids love it, my kids and friends play it every day. This tire has been attached to the outside of the trampoline for the entire 4 seasons we have been in Pennsylvania and has held tight. We had our first problem today and I was ready to find a replacement but decided to see if the company sells parts. The rim of the tire cracked and today it broke during the game. I found my old order, found customer service to get the part and not only do they have…

Generally a very strong, sturdy trampoline. Good price. ASSEMBLY: As many have said the instructions are written in a combination of 16th Century English and 3 year old English but I didn't find the assembly that difficult. It took both of us 3 hours and 1 whisky. A few tips: - Make sure the mat is oriented correctly (between the #4 and #5 holes on the long side - 16ft side of the oval - on one of the top long pieces of metal labeled KEY 2 ) - Make sure you attach the net to the mat before…

This is one of the best things I've ever bought for my kids! They can play basketball for hours on the trampoline. The hoop itself wasn't difficult to put together in about half an hour, but I did need another adult to help me attach it to our trampoline pole. It takes one person to hold the hoop/bar in place while another person uses a wrench and tightens the bolts. I highly recommend using a ratchet and wrench to craft this piece instead of the small wrench that comes with the hoop. We have a

how to start. Well, putting it together was a bit fiddly. The back panel is vinyl material and doesn't fit the frame because the material doesn't stretch and the velcro straps aren't long enough to hold it so it keeps popping out. The poles for the frame are the same as for the tent (one pole broke after two days). The actual bracket that holds the tire to the trampoline stand kept slipping even though we tightened it tight. The "aeroball net" didn't match the trampoline net, there was a huge…