40" Rebounder Mini Trampoline for Adults - Wamkos 2021 Upgrade

Kari: My kids have used this more than I have in the past few months, but it's a nice addition to the home gym! No issues so far, so I'm pleased!

Canada on Sep 04, 2022

Tricia: The media could not be loaded.  I bought this specifically for my little one, I didn’t want to go for one of those “little tykes” jumpers because I wanted something that will last him for years to come. Being on the spectrum this really helps him burn his energy. When he’s not jumping he’s sitting on it playing or watching a show. The size is perfect & fits right under my bed. We live in a really small unit… Probably the best thing I ever bought for him!

Canada on Mar 29, 2022

rwrw: I think the pattern was not nice but I noticed another reviewer said they put theirs on inside out for an all black look and that is what I did and it looks great now

Canada on Jan 18, 2022

Amazon Customer: Item arrived on time and as expected. Very easy and quick to assemble (I did it alone). Another user mentioned that they turned the lining inside out and I did the same. The all black looks much better to me. I cannot comment on longevity but so far so good as a first time rebounder purchase.

Canada on Aug 03, 2021

Lorie: So I have this thing that I call LITTLE THINGS, BIG LOVE! It's when I find something that seems so little, but brings me so much happiness...LITTLE THINGS...BIG LOVE! This Rebounder doesn't quite make the cut. I give it a LITTLE THINGS, ALMOST LOVE! If you've ever tried Rebounding or thought of rebounding or looked into rebounding as exercise, I will tell you, it's a pretty great workout. I bought this back in January after doing some research on rebounding. This is a great source of exercise if you get bored easily with exercise and just want something that is quick, fun and still gives you a good cardio workout along with other health benefits (reduction in cellulite, lymphatic drainage to name a few). There are a TON of different rebounders out there that run from CHEAPO to the MACK DADDY. Well, since I was a newbie to rebounding, I wasn't going to go all gung ho and go for the Cadillac of the rebounders so I searched and found this one that seemed to be a pretty much entry-level, maybe like the Ford Escort (I'm dating myself). Anyway, it serves the purpose, however after about 10 uses the springs did start to squeak and now when I'm on it I feel like I'm in a hotel room with...

United States on Jul 29, 2021

KaterinaKaterina: Love this trampoline! I have bad knees and the treadmill/running absolutely destroys them. I’ve been looking for a way to exercise that’s easier on my knees. This product had amazing reviews so I figured I’d give it a try. Definitely did not disappoint! Some reviews mentioned that it squeaks when you jump, but I do not have this problem. It doesn’t make any noise at all. The only thing I do suggest is that you absolutely need 2 people to put it together. Snapping the two halves into place is a little difficult. Other than that, easiest set up ever. This trampoline takes up very little room and is definitely money well spent!

Canada on Apr 29, 2021

Paula Fulks: NOTE: After posting this review, the company contacted me. They refunded my money promptly. I sent them a revised version of the instructions. If they inform me that they have updated them, I will change my rating to 5 stars on the basis of the customer service and the great product.

The trampoline came as a folded top frame, six legs, and a cover (pad) for the springs. First step says remove "safety pins." (Be sure to keep them for Step 3!) Step 2 directs that the frame be opened by "two adults". (I live alone!). Step 3 tells you to "plug in" safety pins "necessarily" (but not where). Step 4 says stretch the pad to cover the frame. Nowhere does it state REMOVE the six rubber feet (small buttons) on the downside of the frame FIRST! Or that the elasticized side of the pad goes on the bottom of the frame. Or (IMPORTANT) that the pad must be fitted over the shafts of those six feet you removed using small holes in the fabric. It's not until Step 7 that you are instructed to take off the feet, but you CANNOT attach the pad until you remove the feet. Step 8 tells you to "tie 2 of pull ropes into the legs" without any explanation of how that is accomplished. There are pictures...

United States on Nov 05, 2020

Maria M.Maria M.: First of all I don’t enjoy running or most forms of cardio but this is hands down my favorite form of cardio now! I do 20 min each morning and rebounding is also great for the lymphatic system. So I put this together myself and I am fairly strong for a petite woman. The hardest part was getting the cover over the frame. I also intentionally put the cover on inside out because I was not crazy about the pattern/design and preferred an all black look. I’ve been using this daily and almost returned it for a much more expensive mini trampoline because as crazy as it sounds, I was skeptical that this would hold up for the price I paid. I tend to believe that we get what we pay for. So far this has exceeded my expectations! Note that it has springs and it’s not like some of the other mini trampolines that are much bouncier. This one is quite firm and I like it. I’ve been following jumping fitness workouts on YouTube by Jakub Novotny and they are the best!! Great (Easy and fun) choreography and music!!! This has actually gone up in price since I bought it too. This is the mini trampoline to buy! No reason to spend hundreds on something especially if it’s a new form of fitness...

United States on May 29, 2020

DMDM: The media could not be loaded.  I'm someone who definitely needs to step up their cardio game, so I wanted to give rebounding a try since it doesn't involve running (which I'm not a fan of) and I can do it in the comfort of my own home, rain or shine. Apparently it's also supposed to help with lymphatic drainage and increase bone density, so if bouncing around on a trampoline for a few minutes each day can potentially stave off illness and osteoporosis, then sign me up! So far, the rebounder is holding up and doing what it's supposed to do. It took me about 5 minutes to set up (most of that time was actually spent wrestling with the camo sleeve - watch my video for tips on how to not make the same mistakes I did), which was great because I was worried that as a 5'4", 115 lb girl I would have trouble setting it up on my own. As for the bounce, I have nothing negative to report, but I do think it would have more spring to it if I weighed a little more. In terms of working out, I definitely felt my leg muscles getting sore pretty quickly - I'm glad I can feel that it's doing something! The one con is that the trampoline had a plasticy factory-fresh smell when I opened it (if...

United States on Jun 09, 2019