SkyBound Cirrus 14 Foot Trampoline with Safety Enclosure Net - Rated for Kids and Teens, Black and Blue

After researching every single trampoline brand available we settled on this one based on the reviews and description - it seemed the best option for the under $500 segment, and seemed the difference in quality is substantial over the $200-$300 models. We love the trampoline - it's feels very sturdy, the instructions were clear and simple to follow and you don't need to have any handyman skills to put it together. It helps to have two people, though it will be doable with one very handy person. We had one small issue which is why the 4 stars - otherwise I would give it 5: one of the 12 t-joints that connects the feet to the spring-holding circle had a hole that was slightly off so we had to use a drill to widen the hole to make sure it snaps into place securely - which shouldn't be the case with a product in that range. Once we did that, the rest of the assembly went pretty smoothly. We didn't rush and read all the instructions ahead of time and for 2 of us it took about 2.5 hours (including roughly 30 mins trying to fit the defective t-joint and then drilling it). You don't need additional tools to assemble it other than a mallet. We also ended up using a knitting needle to thread the rope that secures the net to the mat - which made it extremely fast (the little plastic wire they provide is pretty much useless - if you have a needle the net won't take you long at all). The assembled trampoline is a huge hit with our kids (3 and 6) - and it is way larger than what we need for them but seems good quality and we hope would last us years. It is very safe - there are no gaps anywhere and the net poles slope outward where it would be virtually impossible to hit them through the netting, and the pole padding seems thick and decent enough. An injury can occur if kids bump into each other or fall into each other - but that's with every trampoline. We also bought a generic ladder to help the kids climb up, and some stakes to secure it to the ground (it is pretty heavy and sturdy, but if you live in an area with lots of wind/hurricanes, seems like a good idea). We haven't yet decided what we would do for winter but given the assembly was pretty straight forward, you could disassemble it in about an hour if you wanted to store it inside (it is either leave it all out - maybe without the net, or disassemble it - the springs and the mat hold the leg standing structure together).

We have an energetic 40lb 4 year old who grew accustomed to the luxury of indoor trampoline parks and was suddenly facing the terror of adjusting to life without any near our new duty station- time to invest in our own.We found this trampoline on a lightening deal and decided to jump for it...puns...Well, the first issue we faced was ridiculous delay in shipment- according to the shipping service the trampoline was sitting in our town for about a week. Amazon was not showing proper shipping information and several reps had different excuses that did not match the shipping company’s intel.We finally got the trampoline delivered after kind intervention from a rep on behalf of the shipping company. Carefully opening the boxes and excited to put the trampoline together only to get 1 step into the directions and realize several key safety components were missing. We contacted the manufacturer directly and skipped amazon middleman; rep was kind and responded quickly with the resolution to ship out the parts. Unfortunately that was about another week to wait for the parts. Yay. Anyone with children know exactly what I had to deal with in regards to trying to calm a super excited toddler!Trampoline was finally ready to assemble and then we discovered another issue- safety net was poorly sewn and came with a decent size hole in it that easily grew when touched. I contacted the manufacturer again and they made me fill out a warranty form, send photos and wait approval of replacement.This was approved yesterday...and now another worse discovery has led me to go through amazon and request a return for refund. The discovery- there are metal triangles on the edge of the jump mat that are essentially the catalyst for the springs to connect the jump mat to the trampoline frame. Apparently they are not welded together or a solid piece of metal- they are pinched together with an open seam that should be hidden by the straps sewn over them- as my attached photos show, they are sliding out and spreading open. My husband was supervising our son jumping and heard a frightening snap and went to investigate. I’m so happy our son has not fallen through the mat. He’s barely 40lbs and had only been able to jump on this thing for about a week now! Absolutely unacceptable in my opinion. Maybe it’s just a bunch of coincidences but it’s too many red flags to disregard safety of a child.

One adult and one teen assembled in a little over an hour. It's thoughtfully designed and a high quality product. Will have to report back on durability in a few months!

We bought this trampoline for my 12 year old son. He and his friends love it. They say it is the best trampoline they have been on. One issue that has come up, and is why it is not a 5 star, is the seems on the netting is coming apart. I have repaired half of the seems with shoe laces and continue to have to monitor the netting to ensure it is safe. I write this now because I have to go back out there today to string up another seem.I have not contacted the company to see about a replacement. I will update after I hear from them.

The trampoline is very good quality and has provided countless hours of fun for the kids, but the net started splitting at the seams almost immediately.Every seam has split despite me using small zip ties to hold them together. It’s a very cheap material that should not be used for netting on something that requires such durability.Reached out to their “support” twice now and never got a return call or email.

High quality and sturdier connections to the net supports than I've seen on a lot of other trampolines. The bowed support design does a good job maximizing the jumping area. Instructions were concise and included helpful pictures. Including some significant ground leveling I had to do, my 9yr old and I had it all complete in about 4 hours. Stitching the bottom of the net to the spring loops takes forever, I got to finish that while he and his sister spent the next few hours jumping until dark and freezing. Success!

Easy to assemble. Kids have no complaints and it's huuuuge! Make sure you have the yard space. It barely fit in mine.

Surprised my son for his birthday. He loves it!