Customer Reviews

Cory Everson Rebounding / Jogging 40-Inch Trampoline with Instructional DVD

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The trampoline itself is pretty nice, the DVD was awful! You could not understand anything on it. What a shame, it certainly would have enhanced this product.

We have had this trampoline for a few months now. We bought it for my hefty five year old son who has autism. We took the bar off right away because we found that it just got in the way of fun jumping. The biggest problem with this trampoline is that the loops that hold the springs/gear are not sewn as securely as the appear to be. They keep popping off. Once one loop pops off, the tension is weakened and others start to pop off. To reattach the springs, I use the shaft of a screwdriver (there is no way you could do this with your bare fingers) to leverage the springs onto their metal holders. The other problem that we had with this trampoline is that my son liked to peel away strips of the thin blue vinyl covering. This is just cosmetic though and I have patched it all up with blue electrical tape. Overall, this is a really fun, stable product (six legs) but I think I will try a different brand next time to see if the quality is any better.

This is great for working out and I can use it anywhere inside or out.
The only thing I am not please with is the CD because I felt it did not live up to my expectations. I thought it would be a more creative workouts and I was disapointed. I hope they will improve the CD.

The trampoline is just what I wanted, however it did not have the instructional DVD with it. Bummer, I could really use that.

I did a lot of price comparison and this trampoline was by far the best one with a handle for the best price!!! What I didn't like was that the DVD that comes with it does not use the handle at all. In fact, the woman doesn't even have hers attached! I could have figured out all of the different ways to jump around on my own. What I wanted to learn was different ways to incorporate the balance bar. Oh well, now I just have to order a seperate DVD from someone else.