Customer Reviews

7.5' Foot Trampoline by Bazoongi Kids (BZJP7506)

5 star:		(12)
4 star:		(3)
3 star:		(1)
2 star:		(0)
1 star:		(1)

 

 

This tramp has a better thought-out enclosure than ones we've had before--more secure, with zipper door openings on two sides. Stability and bounce are both good. Our ten- and five-year olds both love it. The only caution I'd have to other purchasers is that the instructions leave out a crucial detail: when you begin assembly of frame, be sure that small holes on all t-shaped pieces face outward. Otherwise, you will not be able to secure upright poles at the end, and will have to dismantle the whole thing. We learned this the hard way. But then, nobody ever accused me of being handy...

We purchased the jumpPod last Christmas for our 8 year old daughter to use as an indoor trampoline
(We have a large home Gym.)Not only do she and her cousin use it daily, But my husband and I (he weighs 190 lbs I weigh 135 lbs) use it almost every day as a rebound exerciser.

I am sure the manufacturer would not advise this, and granted we aren't doing back flips or jumping as hard as we could, but compared to the mini tramps you see at the sports stores this is much bigger, sturdier, and a whole lot more fun! It has a very "soft" bounce unlike some of the others that make you feel like you are jumping on a spring supported potato sack.

We have all been using it it regularly for almost a year now and have only had to replace a couple of springs (my husband gets a little over zealous with his jumping.)

Would and have, highly recommend this trampoline. Very well built, and worth every penny. If you have the room to use it inside your kids will be endlessly entertained!

We also purchased the seperate circus tent cover for the JumpPod. It also is well made easy to assemble, and the girls love using it as a fort/ hideout and place to do shows.

We purchased another trampoline on Amazon before buying this one. The other trampoline frame was a strong as a soda can...my son literally bent it all to pieces. This trampoline frame and design is much, much better and very capable of handling everything our two boys (11 & 8 year olds) can do to it. While I highly recommend the trampoline and the durability of the frame, the net was a disaster. The material and weave they used for the net made it very easy to unravel and cause huge holes in the safety net. We would spend hours sewing the net back together only to have another hole appear the next day.

Fortunately, there is another answer to the net problem than spending hours sewing. We discovered this product on amazon: Trampoline Enclosure Net for 7.5' Frame Using 6 Poles, Installs Outside of Frame -by Upper Bounce.

We were scared to order a part from a different company, but there were no other netting options from Bazoongi. So we took a leap and tried it. The net has six sleeves that slide over the 6 support poles and the fit is perfect. While you do sacrifice the top ring which made the net look taught, the material is a more sturdy webbing and can't tear. We have been very pleased so far after over 3 weeks of use.

We are hopeful that after two different trampolines and now two different types of nets, that this frame and the alternate net will make a perfect and durable combination for our rowdy boys!

5 stars for the frame and trampoline.
1 star for the net

3 stars total.

Having seen the reviews we decided to buy this trampoline. It took a couple of hours for 2 people to assemble and is extremely well constructed. We instantly had a line of kids ready to go in, and they all had happy exhausted faces 30 minutes later having jumped their hearts out. The dual zippered doors are nice, and I can't wait for the circus tent we bought to come out for summer.

More importantly, since then my boy has asked 4-5 times per day to go jump. He has great fun for 10-20 minutes at a stretch and is clearly happy! A winner and one of the best presents I could have gotten him.

Note: DO NOT FORGET THIS ADVICE IF BUYING: it really is very important to align the T-pieces that you first assemble with the holesfacing outward. You either have to disassemble completely otherwise or drill holes in the metal poles (1/8" bit) like I did to recover and be able to mount the poles correctly. I suggest putting together a couple of pole pieces and get the orientation sorted out before putting on the springs.

Great quality. My 5 1/2 yr old loves it and Mommy and Daddy love jumping too. Great for smaller spaces. Can only handle two people max.

Great Jumper. With the circus cover it is like a new room for the kids to hang out in. Like a treefort, but bouncy. they actually slept out there a couple nights ago.

Before starting set up view the videos on the CD. There are a couple dumb things that are not obvious in the setup and are not explained in the printed manual. holes on the Tjoints face OUT.

Great for smaller yards. We purchased this for my daughter's 3rd b-day. She would jump on it every day!! Very, very sturdy. High quality construction. We have had it for a year now and there is absolutely no signs of wear. No rust, tears, etc. Even the netting after being pulled on and bounced off for a year, still looks brand new! 200lb weight limit. Took my husband and I about an hour to put it all together. In total, it is about 8.5' in diameter and with the net up 10' tall. Very happy with this purchase.

This arrived today for my twin boys' birthday (they are turning four). I'm very good at putting things together and managed the assembly all by myself (it states two adults are needed) in about 1.5 hours. All the while trying to keep my kids from climbing all over it! My instruction booklet's pages were in the wrong order, but all the info was there except on the T-bars to keep the hole to the outside (thank you to a previous reviewer!) so that you can attach the safety net bars with a screw.

My four year olds are able to climb up into it without a ladder and it's plenty of space for the two to jump together. I jumped with one of them and combined we were close to the weight limit of 175 lbs. but didn't notice any issues or bottoming out. The safety net is very tight and secure, unlike some others that seem loose and a bit dangerous. It's so tight; however, that if you don't have the zipper zipped all the way down and someone falls against the net, you risk the netting opening and someone falling out. It should be zipped at all times though, so shouldn't be an issue.

We have a small city lot so this fits great in our yard. One person can manage to move it around for mowing. It might not work forever as my kids continue to grow, but if it can get us through the next 4-5 years we'll be happy (and so will the boys!).

This product is excellent. Many trampolines are not well-built, but this one is, and well worth the money.

I didn't look at any DVD. The parts were different slightly from those shown in the assembly instructions. I had to look twice and somewhat trust my instincts. The main difference is that the instructions refer to "T" unions to join the circumference frame and then assemble straight pieces to the "T's". In my unit, the straight pieces were pre-welded to the "T's".

Also, the circumference parts need a little force to push them into the "T's". Don't worry about this. Once you put the springs on, you can tap the unions with a hammer and all the pieces seat perfectly under the spring tension.

Our kids LOOOVE this trampoline! They are 8 and 11 and both fit at the same time. Assembly was pretty easy and took about an hour with 2 people. Attaching the net enclosure was a little tricky but we finally figured it out. It is made well and is very sturdy. We have it in our small back yard on a brick surface and it does not move at all while in use. This is a great product at a great price(at $174.00) and it was shipped quickly.
!!!!!!!!HIGHLY RECOMMEND!!!!!!!!!