BCAN 38" Foldable Mini Trampoline Fitness Trampoline with Safety Pad,Rebounder Exercise Trampoline for Adults Indoor/Garden Workout,Max Load 300lbs, Black

Springs started snapping around 5 months. I am 5’8” about 170lbs. Pretty scary Update- they sent me a replacement/ hopefully, better quality. Very quick customer service .

The legs dont fold so to take the legs off is a big procedure-plus 3 of the triangle metal pieces that connect to the springs are not on the right way and it is also VERY hard to open and close. I wanted to use this and put it easily under my bed. After you open it, it cannot be folded to even straighten out thos springs put on wrong. I emailed the company twice about how I can fix those springs since I can’t fold it back (maybe 2 -200 pound weightlifters together can do it.? I did try it once and liked it but the triangle pieces surely need to be on right. Incredible that whoever put this together haphazardly did it. So I say to CHECK those spring attachments BEFORE opening

Easy to assemble ! And I use it every day. A bit tedious to take down for storage but if you have the space it can just roll into a closet or under the bed. I use it everyday. Play music, jump for 5 minutes , better than antidepressants :)

I like the stiffer bounce, it gives me a safe feeling of control. I’ve had it for about 6 months and one of the cloth pieces holding the coils broke loose, and I’m 135 pounds so it’s not because I’m too heavy to be on it. I did my best to try and stich it back in place but of course I can’t get it as tight as it should be. Time will tell if anymore of the stitches break.

Excellent quality. Easy assembly! Good for lymphatic edema. Gentle tiny bouncing made big improvement.

I bought this mini trampoline, and let me tell you, it’s the best thing to happen to me since I finally gave up on the "just one more slice" of pizza. Who knew a little bounce could be such a workout? Pros: Compact & Convenient: It’s small enough to not turn your living room into a gymnasium. Plus, when you’re done, you can toss it under the couch, pretending you don’t need it anymore. Fun Cardio: Forget the elliptical that feels like a hamster wheel—bouncing is actually fun! Who knew exercise could feel like you’re just playing? Knee-Friendly: After years of trying to pretend I’m still 25 and running on pavement, this trampoline gives my joints a break. You won’t hear me creaking like an old door anymore. Cons: No Olympics (Yet): I may not be flipping or bouncing like a gymnast, but at least I’m moving, which is more than I can say for last week. Neighbors Will Notice: Expect some curious looks from the neighbors. They’ll probably think you’re throwing a rave in your living room, but it’s just me trying not to die on this thing. Oops Moments: Don’t expect to land gracefully. One wrong bounce and you’ll find yourself hugging the coffee table, but at least you won’t be breaking anything... except maybe your pride. Final Thoughts: This mini trampoline is a fun, low-impact way to get my cardio in without feeling like I’m torturing myself. It’s like a childhood throwback, except now I’m getting fit instead of eating chips on the couch. If you’re tired of pretending that walking around the block counts as exercise, give this thing a try—it’s a great way to get off your butt and feel a little less like a potato.

One of the Springs broke while I was doing my exercises and a small part of the spring flew across the room. It’s an obvious safety concern.

I think it’s great! It’s the perfect size, great quality and no issues setting up. Thread quality is great and I use it at least 3x a week. For the price, it doesn’t get any better than this!