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Springfree Compact Oval Trampoline
Availability:
In stock
SKU
O47
$999
| UPC Code | 182464000892 |
|---|---|
| DELIVERY & INSTALLATION | Available in Select Markets |
| SHIPPING | Available in the Contiguous USA |
| PRODUCT LINE | Springfree® Trampoline |
| RECOMMENDED AGE | 2 to 12 |
| SHAPE | Oval |
| MAT DIAMETER | 6 ft x 9 ft |
| MINIMUM LATERAL INSTALLATION CLEARANCE | 14 ft x 17 ft |
| JUMPING AREA | 47 sq ft |
| MAXIMUM USER WEIGHT | 175 lb |
| TOTAL WEIGHT LIMIT | 838 lb |
| HEIGHT OF MAT ABOVE GROUND | 2.6 ft |
| HEIGHT OF NET ABOVE MAT | 5 ft |
| TOTAL HEIGHT | 7 ft 7 in |
| NUMBER OF SPRINGS | 0 |
Built For Life
From net to frame to mat – we've got you covered. The Springfree Trampoline warranty covers every component for a full 10 years. We checked whether other trampolines had a full 10 Year coverage and found many components have reduced warranty periods. All Springfree Trampoline Accessories are covered by a one year warranty, with the exception of the Springfree FlexrBall which has a 3 month warranty.
Rods & Frame
Springfree™ Trampoline uses flexible fibreglass rods to give a soft non-jarring bounce. In addition, the frame is well beneath the square trampoline jumping surface. You can’t hit it, period. On traditional square trampolines the frame is a hazard to jumpers, being the same height as the mat. With Springfree™ Trampoline, you can jump freely and safely.
Soft Edge
Springfree™ Trampoline has a SoftEdge™, which is over 30 times more shock absorbent than pads. The hard frame and springs on traditional square trampolines can only be hidden and slightly softened by pads. Pads not only wear and tear but lose much of their shock absorbing property after only a few impacts.
FlexiNet™
The Springfree™ Trampoline FlexiNet™ enclosure has flexible supports to cushion jumpers and prevent falls. The jumper is directed back to the center of the square trampoline mat and cannot make contact with the enclosure rods. Traditional square trampoline enclosures may stop jumpers falling off, but in doing so, either direct them into rigid steel poles or straight down onto the springs and frame.
