Tomser 49'' Quiet Folding Trampoline - Perfect for Indoor & Outdoor Use

jan IA: I was SKEPTICAL about buying a trampoline for exercise but was reading about all of the benefits of rebounding and trampoline exercise for seniors online (I'm 62), plus all of my friends said that I was going to break my legs or injure myself! LOL, I went ahead and bought it rebelling against their warnings! I love this way of exercise. It does not hurt my joints to bounce on it (granted I don't bounce way up in the air as a child would but I get a good workout). I turn on my music and bounce away. I do not have to have any instructor showing me how to do anything, I just do my own thing. If I want an instructor UTube has all kinds of videos that I can use. I bought the 43" one so I have plenty of room to move and not fall off and there is a handle you can install if you need something to hold on to. It is sturdy and very well made. It does not sag at all in the bouncing area. The springs are made of heavy steel and hold the tarp area snug. I am so happy with my purchase and if you are thinking about rebounding for exercise this trampoline will certainly make you happy. Shipping was fast and the instructions for assembly were fairly easy to follow.
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United States on Jul 04, 2022

Jclnrs: 1st off, this thing is super easy to assemble. You are not stringing to springs yourself. If u skip the handlebar (which is fun, but totally unnecessary) you can break down or assemble in like 3 mins, rt.

Its very portable because of this.

I got it for my son who is autistic and has adhd, so great way for him to funnel his energy. I wanted a trampoline I didn't have to walk around myself since we use it daily. I also jump on it, and the 43 in is totally fine.

Onto the customer service part, I originally bought this model about a year ago. Zero problems and then one day a spring popped out (the fabric that was attaching the spring to the trampoline). So the actual spring was intact and it stayed hooked in on the other side. This is important bc if u have ever had a spring break on you on go shooting off randomly it's bad. Obviously. It's a piece of metal traveling at high velocity suddenly and unexpectedly.

I was a little annoyed bc who wants to replace one of these every year? My son had a tendency to pick at things, so whether he helped the fabric unravel or it was just a chance defect who knows

I contacted the...

United States on Jun 21, 2022

JK: Trying to be fair. The assembled trampoline is nice. It is quite study/stable. The adjustable bar is a great feature. In general, we like it.

Here are thee three annoying CONS:

ASSEMBLY. Other reviewers were right. Assembly is a problem. The written directions are about 75% helpful. There are not many pieces, so it could be a simple/fast assembly. The problem with the directions is related to the handrail. The skirt has to be installed a certain way to make the handrail possible. The handrail supports need to be positioned in two specific locations. The bolts need to inserted in a certain direction so that they lock in place (not spin around during tightening). The upper handrail needs to be assembled in a certain order for the pieces to lock in place. Add 3-4 sentences (or images) to the directions to give us a chance. Also the thin wrench makes the first 4-6 turns of the bolts very annoying. We used a ratchet (or a thicker wrench) and it was much easier. Yes, Tomser has a video. Great. Now spend 15 minutes and update your directions so that customers don't have to search these reviews and watch/rewatch your video for what could be a relatively...

United States on Jan 06, 2021