Customer Reviews

Airzone 14' Spring Trampoline and Enclosure Combo

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3 star:		(1)
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Not too hard to put together, but directions are horrible- blurry pictures, not much help. good quality for price. average stability. If you are looking to have multiple jumpers, or an adult to jump, find a different one, this one has a 250 lb weight limit and with an adult on it, you almost hit the ground when you jump.

It took about a week to arrive and was set up in a few hours. This has been a great decision as the kids love it and even the old man did his first flip the other day. Trampoline has a lot of bounce and though 14' seems a little too big the kids don't mind. Safety enclosure is a must. Don't know how we survived as kids.

I have been told the one without springs are safer but I also understand they don't get used for lack of bounce. Maybe that's why they are safer.

should have been a nice presi for the wild boy. However, the parents refused to put it up in the garden due to potential litigation risks, should a neighbour's kid get hurt. What a shame, it's a standard toy in Europe and being really fun and helpful for practicing coordination and physical abilities in kids. Plus I can have some fun too.

Purchased in March prior to a move, as it was on sale. Arrived in June and opened the box, only to find 2 leg pieces missing.

Bravo Sports (manufacturer) policy is missing parts must be claimed within 30 days of purchase, with original receipt, blah blah blah...

Called Bravo Sports' "customer service" number several times to buy the parts they didn't sell me the first time, only to get automated msgs of 160+ minute waits. Gee, that's helpful...

Seems from posts here and elsewhere Bravo can't seem to include all parts, big or small, in its boxes. So buyer beware... you'll likely pay much more in $$ and frustration to get your trampoline up and running if you buy any Airzone unit. Be prepared to fabricate or jury-rig your missing parts, because Bravo can't answer the phone to (re)sell them to you. (BTW, this is our 3rd trampoline, 1st from Bravo, and last from them... we replace every 3 years due to rust, living in coastal areas).

My kids are enjoying this trampoline, I put the bottom together by myself fairly easily. Once we understood the directions to the enclosure part it was easier to put together. That takes at least 2 people. Its a great trampoline especially for the money, I looked at several ads for seperate trampoline and enclosures and this was a great buy.

The Airzone 14' Trampoline is and fun toy and easy to assemble once all the parts are there. It shipped free, so that saved us a lot of money (Thank you Amazon for free super saver shipping!) The trampoline and enclosure arrived in two boxes. After opening our packages and organizing all the parts, we realized that the trampoline was missing the tools to assemble and the screws. We were bummed, but not daunted. We ran down the road (nearest home depot 20 minutes out) and purchased the screws. We used one of the springs to replace one of the missing tools and a wrench to replace the other. No biggy.

Once we got the bouncy part together, we began on the enclosure. Another batch of screws were missing, so we made another trip to home depot and picked up what we thought were the correct screws and washers. In a matter of 24 hours, we assembled the trampoline and enclosure. Our children love it! Thank you Amazon.