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Trampolines

Tranpolines

The biggest worry of the 21st-century parent is having their child turn into a couch potato or disconnect from the world due to the digital era. This is the reason why finding an outdoor activity is essential so that your child doesn’t become addicted to technology. One of these outdoor activities is bouncing off from a trampoline. Trampolines do not have an age limit, and apart from that, it’s a great form of stress relief. Also, it’s a great form of exercise for children, improves children’s behavior, motor skills, and makes them happy.

For this article, we will take you through what you need to pay attention to, in addition to how to maximize security, we have the safest trampolines in the world.

Backyard trampoline with safety enclosure net

View of our outdoor showroom

Our Tree Frogs sign can easily be spotted from I-10 going north or south. Just take the frontage road on the east side of the freeway.
Backyard trampoline with safety enclosure installed by Tree Frogs in Tucson

View our top-of-the-line trampolines

Your children will be able to try out our trampolines.

Spring Free

AllyOOP

AlleyOOP 12 foot VariableBounce trampoline with safety enclosure

10’x17′ PowerBounce

AlleyOOP rectangular VariableBounce trampoline with safety enclosure

10’x17′ VariableBounce

AlleyOOP 12 foot VariableBounce trampoline with safety net enclosure

12 ft PowerBounce

AlleyOOP 12 foot VariableBounce round trampoline, side view

12 ft VariableBounce

AlleyOOP DoubleBounce trampoline with padded safety enclosure

14ft Power DoubleBounce

AlleyOOP DoubleBounce variable bounce trampoline with safety enclosure

14ft DoubleBounce

AlleyOOP 12 foot VariableBounce trampoline showing enclosure frame

14ft PowerBounce

AlleyOOP 12 foot VariableBounce trampoline showing jump mat and padding

14ft VariableBounce

Coil

Springfree O77 medium oval trampoline with safety enclosure

077 Medium Oval

Springfree O92 8 by 13 foot oval trampoline with safety enclosure

092 Large Oval

Springfree R79 medium round trampoline with safety enclosure

R79 Medium Round

Springfree S113 large square trampoline with safety enclosure

S113 Large Square

Springfree S155 jumbo square trampoline with safety enclosure

S155 Jumbo Square

AllyOOP

AlleyOOP 12 foot VariableBounce trampoline with safety enclosure

10’x17′ PowerBounce

AlleyOOP rectangular VariableBounce trampoline with safety enclosure

10’x17′ VariableBounce

AlleyOOP 12 foot VariableBounce trampoline with safety net enclosure

12 ft PowerBounce

AlleyOOP 12 foot VariableBounce round trampoline, side view

12 ft VariableBounce

AlleyOOP DoubleBounce trampoline with padded safety enclosure

14ft Power DoubleBounce

AlleyOOP DoubleBounce variable bounce trampoline with safety enclosure

14ft DoubleBounce

AlleyOOP 12 foot VariableBounce trampoline showing enclosure frame

14ft PowerBounce

AlleyOOP 12 foot VariableBounce trampoline showing jump mat and padding

14ft VariableBounce

JumpSport

JumpSport rectangular trampoline with safety enclosure

JumpSport 10×17

JumpSport PowerBounce 14 foot trampoline with safety enclosure

JumpSport 12-14

Important information about trampoline safety

Do not ignore the risks.

It is not likely for a parent to turn a blind eye on safety, but it’s essential to emphasize it. However, that does not mean denying your children the opportunity. Therefore, know the risks associated with trampolines to find solutions such as having pads or enclosure nets installed.

Research

Always do your research before purchasing anything. Trampolines have many features, from the height from the ground to the trampoline spring. All such features are vital for the safety of your child. The size of the trampoline matters as well. If its diameter is small, your children may collide into each other. Look into and weigh on the benefits of spring based and spring free trampoline.

Also, survey your space to find the best place to place it. Somewhere without roof edges, tree branches, and so on. These are important things that should guide your research.

Create a safe system of use

Another way to maximize the safe use of trampolines is to come up with rules. These rules are necessary and, especially to young, energetic children who will try anything. These rules are such as no backflips, no jumping without supervision, the maximum number of people on it in case of a community trampoline, etc.

Check the trampoline

Every once in a while, it’s good to inspect the condition of the trampoline. See if there are any holes or loose springs that could lead to serious injuries. Ignoring the shape of the trampoline is signing a warrant for you or your children to get hurt.

There is nothing like too much safety. Be attentive to these details to better enhance the safe use of trampolines.