Great bounce – My 9 and 11 year old use the trampoline together, though I've noticed they don't jump so much as wrestle. When using it alone they jump. I even jump with them too.

I bought ours second hand, it is 8 years old. The outer sheaths of the rods are becoming slightly brittle, but none have actually broken yet. The weakest points are the mat rod holders, a number of those have broken. I just rang and ordered new ones, which arrived fairly quick. The zip end had broken at one end and come of but I think I'll be able to sew it back on.

The biggest problem I had was how hard it was to pull down and put back together. Watch some videos, follow the instructions, then once you get the technique right, you can do it. If any labels or markers have rubbed off while up, before you disassemble, use a marker or something to show which parts go back together for reassembly, include marks on the mat.

I was offered a reward for writing this review but in all honestly after jumping on a Springfree trampoline for the first time I knew I couldn't go back to a springed tramp. The differences in the bounce was surprising, it feels smooth and like less work, sort by of (my thighs still ached after!). We bought ours second hand, it is 8 years old and still going strong. For a product that had been sitting in the weather for so long and still be in such good condition was also a suprise.

Given the price I recommend spending the money when the kids are younger so you can get the absolute most out of it. It is really worth it.