Springfree Trampoline Review 1 Year Later! Is it worth it?
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- Опубліковано 6 чер 2024
- It's been one year since we bought the "safest trampoline" on the market and we're ready to give you our review of the Springfree 13' Jumbo Square Trampoline! We put a year of nearly daily use on this model with our 2 kids, and we'll let you know if it lives up the hype and cost for your family. We cover durability, safety, pros and cons of this pricey trampoline and let you know if it's worth it and whether it has lived up to it's promise of being the safest trampoline around. We also address the issue of weight capacity, which is often overlooked in other Springfree trampoline reviews. If you're shopping for a trampoline, this video is a must-watch!
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0:00 Intro
0:55 Durability
2:09 Safety
3:25 Weight Capacity
4:55 Fun on the Trampoline
6:28 The Unexpected
7:30 Accessories/Availability
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I don’t have kids, and I want one of these for MY backyard now!! Thanks for the one year update!!
I think that’s a great idea! You definitely don’t need kids to enjoy a trampoline. I love it!
This was extremely helpful! Thank you!
Glad to help! 👍
Just bought this exact one tonight. So I’m so glad to see this review. Makes me more confident about sending so much money. Thanks!
We really love it and no injuries! Congrats on your purchase! 👍
@Tricia Maryott how is it? Is it bouncy?
@@strongandunbroken3607 very. We love it.
@@strongandunbroken3607 yes, how bouncy is it? I suffered through the entire video without the one answer I was looking for. . .
I was so excited to find your review as I have watched your Disney videos and feel like I already know you! Would love an update video!
Oh wow! Yes, I've got a few different video types floating around. We definitely need to do an update to this one. It's been 4 years now! Thanks so much for watching.
I have the large oval springfree trampoline it's amazing and people say it's not bouncy but it's super bouncy definitely recommend getting one
Agreed! We love ours!
I’m glad you posted this, I have the jumbo square myself and noticed after having it for a couple months the sides kinda pull down or in, but the corners are still high. So it’s not looking like it did when it was first put together. Just wear i guess, yours looks the same now, I was worried mine was the only one lol. Thanks
Yeah. I think that’s just how the squares look a lot of the time. I’m glad that was helpful.
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We used ours for 10yrs before we finally had to replace the mat and netting this week. Diddo for the dragon fly!!!
That's really helpful feedback! We've had it for over 3 years now and it's still going strong. I would be very happy to get 10 good years of use out of it.
Hi thanks for the review. I'm looking at buying a used version of this but it has a really tiny tare in the mat. Like less thank half a centimetre... Do you think this would be a problem?
Hmm… that’s a tough question. We don’t have any experience with tears in the mat. I wish I could help. You may want to get in touch with Springfree customer service. They could probably answer that question for you. You could also inquire whether you can purchase a new mat or how much it would be if it were to need replacement in the future.
I would like to get this as a professional exercise and tricks trampoline. Would there be enough space for me to do consecutive backflips if I’m 183 cm tall? And I’ve had issues with a friend’s springfree trampoline whereby I would hit the ground sometimes but I believe his was smaller. If I weigh 87 kg would I run the risk of that on this one? If you know, should i get the oval for more length? Space and price is not an issue relative to safety and functionality.
That's a really tough question for us to answer because we don't do a lot of tricks or really high jumping. One thing you can do if you are concerned about bottoming out would be to dig a bit of extra space under the trampoline. If you have a situation where you could do that, it would give you more flexibility. You may want to get in touch with Springfree directly to answer your question.
@@TheMagicInTheMusic I didn’t think of that!!! Thank you for the suggestion 😭
We have had this trampoline a little over three years. Net broke in multiple places. Called customer service in March. Advised to contact warranty dept by email. Four emails, 3 serial numbers, 8 photos and first informed they found receipt and then two days later received email saying that they didn't have it - ten days total. End result - had to buy new net. Cant set up appointment for installation until net received but assured I would be contacted right away. Net received and no contact. Called and finally heard from installation company. Appoint set up for 2 weeks out. (Now a total of almost four weeks). Installation guys come out and discover that I also need a new mat so I get to wait another week for that to arrive and then hope to get installation guys back (at $500/appt) back. So...warranty not honored, replacement parts over $500, installation $500, and whole process taking over a month. Worst customer experience I have had in a long time.
That sounds like a terrible experience! I’m so sorry to hear that! Thank you for sharing that.
is it better than a spring trampoline? getting a trampoline for kids soon
We like it much better for safety reasons. Another big plus for me is that the spring free trampoline is basically silent. Regular trampolines make a squeaking sound after just a few months of use.
How does it hold up on the rain?
We live in a rainy climate and it’s held up very well!
Hello, what is the bounce quality?
I was worried that the quality would be worse, but I cannot detect any difference in the bounce on this vs. regular spring trampolines. And the best part is that Springfree trampolines are pretty much silent, so no squeaking like a spring trampoine.
Half the fun of a trampoline is trying not to get murdered by the springs.
That's definitely how it was when I was a kid. Now that I'm a parent, I much prefer the safer option!
Does it have a good bounce?
Yes, it does! That was one of my concerns, but it feels like a "regular" trampoline. Now if you were an Olympic trampoline athlete, you might have an opinion about it, but to the normal person, it feels JUST like a normal spring trampoline. And most importantly to me as a mom... it's quiet!
Excellent trampoline but HOPELESS after sales care and very expensive
spare parts. We had a few parts fail on us but no satisfaction from
SPRINGFREE
Thank you for the feedback. We are lucky not to have had any issues so far but I have heard a few stories of difficulty getting parts. Please follow up later and let us know if you're able to get what you need.
Springfree sucks. We bought a $2200 trampoline last year. Took 4 months to arrive. Then over the winter - the poles which serve as springs - deformed due to snow. Now the replacement parts are 5 months out for an order. And warranty doesn’t cover it.
My old trampoline held up thru 4 winters. No problems. But this POS fails in one winter. And the supply chain for the company sucks. So screw you springfree. Horrible, not resilient trampoline, and your ability to actually ship timely is also horrible. I’m gonna buy a cheaper trampoline and toss this out. I’m gonna post my experience everywhere I can.
That sounds like a terrible experience. I’m sorry to hear that. We’d like to hear a follow up on how they address it or resolve it for you. Thanks for the feedback.
@@TheMagicInTheMusic thanks for the nice reply. I called springfree - multiple times on this - they haven’t resolved it. I emailed them today, mentioning that I was going to post my experience online. Maybe that will incentivize them to address the issue. I’ll keep to you and your community informed - And again - thank you for the nice response.
@@DrJasonTorn acon is the best brand very bouncy and sturdy if u want a rectangle go acon if u want a circle go with skybound
I don't get it. Could you elaborate? Are you talking about the rods under mat or the rods that keep up the net? I could imagine that the net rods might deform if there is massive snow but taking the net down does only takes 5 minutes. I didn't, but we don't get that much snow here. Yeah logistics might suck, but they don't produce in high volume and they are in high demand. In any case, I would buy mine, an O92, again without thinking twice.
@@mnemonic_de I’m referring to the rods that provide the spring. They deformed due to snow accumulation - and not that much. My previous trampolines - I NEVER had this issue. We left it outside for multiple years - snow, etc - no problems. One season and the rods were deformed.
The other issue is there customer service. They were slow, difficult to get parts in a timely manner, were difficult to communicate with, and slow to respond. For the price I paid - they should be responsive.
Another issue was - they recommended a tarp. The tarp prevented the snow water from filtering thru - and as such - it remained. This likely added to the deformation.
Bottom line: the rod method is flawed and not robust. A regular spring trampoline is more resilient. If you live in a climate that never gets snow - Maybe it’s not an issue.
Looks uneven and lumpy. That definitely affects the bounces.
Well, we've had a great experience with it and it feels just like new after 3 years of use. For family use, it's been great.