This is an easy to assemble trampoline. I was very glad when I opened the box that the tramp was already tied to the frame and I wasn't going to have to deal with that mess. All you have to do is unfold the tramp. Screw in the legs by hand. The hand bar has knobbed screws so that there is no need for tools, and the top piece has pop up buttons for easy adjustability. My teenage daughter thought it was fun to bounce on. I am a 245lb man and it can do high knees and bounce on it as high as my living room will let me with out any signs of trouble. It also comes with some workout suggestions. you can easily fold it up and store it to save space.

For what this is I really like it. It's big enough for me and that's saying a lot. It's pretty stable. I don't feel unsafe on it. I use it just for occassional workouts. It's also not too loud on my exercise mat. I don't think it could be repaired easily if ever damaged but until them it's pretty cool to change things up for workout.

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Setting this up was fast and easy. Took no time at all. It's the perfect size to use inside. It's sturdy and works really good.

Love this! We had the mini little tykes one, and figured we’d get a second one for 2 kids and my kids fight over this one! It’s perfect size and great quality; even I have started to fight for chance on this thing!! It was super easy to put together, but just keep eye on screws - my kids aren’t gentle with it whatsoever so we’ve had to tighten screws but not a big deal to us. Honestly it’s great for both adults and kids!

I've known about the benefits of rebounding since the 1980's from when I was recovering from chronic fatigue syndrome caused by the mononucleosis-Epstein Barr virus, so I've always had a rebounder in one form or another. Though, at my age, I feel far more secure using a rebounder with a handle bar, which is why I ordered this rebounder.I took a couple of stars off for the following reasons:1) This particular rebounder was confusing to assemble, as the instructions were not written by an English speaking person and took some time figuring out what was meant to be said. Plus, the images are in small print and confusing.2) It is not as convenient and foldable as the advertising would have us believe - actually, it's quite unsafe: "Always fold and unfold carefully with TWO or more strong people to prevent serious INJURY or DEATH as the rails can SPRING back and STRIKE someone."3) It takes some tweaking to get the wobble out of it: The handle bars, while quite useful, are not as secure as I'd like them to be - they work, though there is room for a little improvement. And, the legs need adjusting to to sit on the floor securely and not rock or wobble since they are slightly different heights.Overall, once assembled and adjusted, this rebounder will do the job and should last a long time. The weight allowance is far more than I'll ever weight in my lifetime, so I know it's secure and durable. It's quiet while being used. And rebounding is peaceful, easy to do, and has so many wonderful benefits.My biggest takeaway: is the safety of using this rebounder with handlebars, which helps me feel more safe and secure at my age ...and should last through the rest of my 60's and into my 70's.

Good product, good size is not too big. Very easy to assemble. The quality of the material is resistant, I have been using it for 5 days, we are 3 at home and we have all used it without problems. It is also very easy to clean. 100% recommended.

The sole reason why I ordered this trampoline was because of its “foldable design.” I have an extensive home gym, so floor space is always at a premium. I wanted the flexibility to add this trampoline to my workouts maybe once a week, while folding it away the rest of the week. But, honestly, that’s just not really going to be feasible.Before I even get to that, though, mine came with no assembly instructions. While it doesn’t take rocket science to put the trampoline together, I still had to do a few trial and error fittings of the hardware until I figured it out. To help you out, I’ve included a couple of photos that show where the short knob screws vs. the long knob screws go. There are also two yellow pieces that can fit as caps on the 4 metal hinges of the trampoline itself. But I honestly don’t know which two of the four hinges should get those caps.Also, without any instructions, I was leery to unfold the trampoline the first time. It takes a lot of leverage and strength to snap the hinges open against the pull of all the bungee cords. I ended up using my foot and my body weight to hold down one side while I pushed hard against the other side (see photo) until it snapped open. I was then even more leery about trying to fold it back up. I ended up putting on a pair of gloves and boots, because I was afraid it might snap shut on me like a clamshell. Note: it does not snap shut. But it still takes a great deal of strength and leverage to fold the hinges back against all the tight bungee cords. It even took me a few minutes to figure out which way it folded first, so here’s a hint: pay attention to the position of the hinges when you first unfold it so you’ll know which way it folds back.But it’s not just the effort and strength needed to fold and unfold it that makes it cumbersome: you must also fully remove the handle bar (which is in 5 pieces and is secured with 4 knob screws) AND unscrew all 6 legs from the bottom of the trampoline before you can fold it back up. While the Amazon product page states you can do this in about 3 minutes, well, that’s being a bit optimistic. And because the product has a large footprint, it’s like assembling or disassembling a piece of furniture each time. It’s just not really convenient, to the point that once you set it up, you’re not likely to ever fold it back down again except for moving or permanent storage.One last thing to note: each of the 6 legs has a cap on the bottom. And these caps easily pull off (see photo) by design, because you need to remove the caps from two of the legs to insert them into the support rods for the handlebar. Well, as I moved the trampoline around during testing, a few of the caps kept popping off. It’s going to be easy to lose one or more of these caps if you don’t keep your eyes on them.Beyond that, it is a solid, strong trampoline that will meet your exercise needs. I just wish it really did have a “foldable design” that was quick and easy use.