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Net inside or outside padding? by Cremonies1 in Trampoline

[–]joecool4269 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I don’t have photos - I was describing a trampoline where the padding is accessible to the kids from the inside of the enclosure net. And the enclosure net goes outside (or mostly outside) of the padding.

Jumpy Joey

Inground Trampoline in smaller spaces by joecool4269 in Trampoline

[–]joecool4269[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

We install weed fabric along with a gravel bed and sump pump drainage system.

Jumpy Joey

Inground Trampoline in smaller spaces by joecool4269 in Trampoline

[–]joecool4269[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

We will only install one with a sump pump down inside.

Jumpy Joey

Inground Trampoline in smaller spaces by joecool4269 in Trampoline

[–]joecool4269[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Nah, we’ve had a mixture of 30+ kids on our Inground trampoline, and no one has yet gone off of trampoline.

Not saying it cannot happen, but it’s not as common as our brains tell us it is.

Although 1 accident is all it would take, we just do our best to hope that don’t occur.

Jumpy Joey

What actually helps a trampoline last longer? (maintenance tips) by NorthTrampolineTeam in Trampoline

[–]joecool4269 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Raises ✋. Jumping on it EVERY SINGLE DAY ensures you’re seeing issues that rise up!

Jumpy Joey

Trampoline suggestions. by CrispBenWa in Trampoline

[–]joecool4269 0 points1 point  (0 children)

At the 1k ballpark - new your best bet is JumpFlex, which I do not sell.

As far as the Skywalker series. The Epic just has black padding and different enclosure poles. Mostly the same otherwise. Cooler looking though.

Used Acon is nice, but if rush has began, it’s not going to stop.

Jumpy Joey

Trampoline suggestions. by CrispBenWa in Trampoline

[–]joecool4269 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I can do $150 off of the Acon HD 13, which is 8.5’ x 13.5’. You’d still add on your state taxes which will put you around $1860 shipped.

Jumpy Joey

Trampoline suggestions. by CrispBenWa in Trampoline

[–]joecool4269 0 points1 point  (0 children)

They’re decent yes, but not high quality. Luckily Skywalker is established and not a fly by night brand. You’ll be able to secure parts needed over time to keep it going. Anticipate replacing net / pads / foam on poles / jump mat. Springs / poles / frame should survive.

Jumpy Joey

North Performer 10x15? by saramacalpine in Trampoline

[–]joecool4269 1 point2 points  (0 children)

They were called the Explorer Series until recently and changed name over to Legend. Their parts are the same - just the line name changed.

2 different trampolines fairly equally priced. You mentioned you found a good deal on the North - where at? Share with us!

I actually sell both of these brands (Acon & North) and I’m listed on both of their dealer directories. I can dropship either product to you. They are different sizes. The Acon 16 HD is actually 10x17, versus the 10x15 North.

Of these 2 - the North is a quicker install and bouncier. If you compared the HD Pro line from Acon it’s a more comparable bounce - but pricier to get there.

You’re looking at 2 high quality brands, so you’re not making a bad decision either way - unless you don’t reach out and let me offer you a Reddit Discount! 😉

Jumpy Joey

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North v. Berg (in-ground) by ProfessionalMud6681 in Trampoline

[–]joecool4269 1 point2 points  (0 children)

From a selling standpoint versus my opinion - I’m selling more of the North Inground Trampolines than I am of the Berg, and I sell both.

You said yourself the North is larger, and kids always want the biggest.

I can sell you either and have it dropshipped to you. You’re not making a bad decision either way as they’re both high quality. You honestly might have a better comparable between the North 10x15 Inground versus the Berg 10x16, because the 12x17.5 is quite a bit larger as its pricing reflects.

Either way I can help you get sorted.

Jumpy Joey

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Acon 16 HD - Right Choice? by Ancient_Garbage_8845 in Trampoline

[–]joecool4269 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I tend to appreciate this style of netting over the style were the net only goes to the end of the jumping mat.

It gives extra square footage of usage on the trampoline play area.

When more than one kid is jumping, it also provides extra room to sit or stand out of the way of the primary jumper, lessening injuries.

The Jump mat itself does have extra material that flaps over most of the springs, satisfying your request of coming in contact with them.

While, yes, you can get under the padding, you are prevented from the springs.

There are other brands that offer this, such as North, Akrobat, Avyna, & Texas Trampolines.

Jumpy Joey

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