HearthSong Jump2It Indoor Trampoline with Adjustable Handle (24½-35"H), Holds Up to 180 lbs., 56"L x 35"W x 9"H

This was a gift for my 3 year old. I have just one child, but wanted a big enough trampoline that he could jump with a friend. This is just big enough without being obtrusive in our home basement. I look forward to having another way to get out his energy on rainy Seattle days. We got it set up in time for his birthday party, and it was heavily used by 2-3 kids at a time! Three kids doesn't work too well, so I don't recommend it, but they aren't so good at taking turns at this age and sometimes and extra kid snuck on.It wasn't very easy to put together, so I'd recommend not waiting until the day before the party. It takes two people, and be sure not to screw anything tight until you have it all lined up. A good wrench and set of pliers was essential. A few of the springs had come loose and needed to be reattached. The instructions are hard to follow, and there was an insert with an additional step in the box so be sure to look for that. Once it is all assembled, it is very sturdy. I wasn't sure I wanted springs over bungies, but the safety cover fits well and keeps little feet from slipping through. It's very stable on the floor with one jumper or two. I am about 150 lbs and was able to jump with him too - it's got a good amount of bounce and is a lot of fun! I guess I'll be getting my energy out too.

I was a little hesitant given other variable reviews but this was worth every cent! This was meant to be a Xmas gift but my young kids were so bored we decided to give it to them early. Assembly was easy, I’m not sure where others got hung up… It took my husband and I 15-20 minutes to put it together. One of the legs wasn’t threaded correctly and couldn’t be completely screwed in. However, we use it in a carpeted area and it seems well-balanced despite that. My kids have been having jump parties everyday. I love that two children can fit at a time. Great way to expend energy during the winter! Just play some loud music and let them go to town. I looked at a lot of other competitors who were at least twice the price but without better reviews to justify that. I would buy again and have been recommending to friends. Can’t beat this price

I bought for my toddlers. They love it. Rebels that they are, they refuse to use the handlebar. I’ve been able to jump on it (200 lbs male) with shoes! No strain apparent whatsoever. The instructions are pretty difficult to read but the design is simple enough that you can figure it out without them. I’m hoping for at least a few years of use before I upgrade to a backyard model.

As others have said, this thing is tough to put together, and the directions take a while to figure out. You'll almost certainly need the help of another adult to assemble it. If you need to move it and your doorway isn't large enough, you have to detach the entire jump bar (you can't just remove the horizontal portion). But once it's put together it's fantastic. Very sturdy and roomy. I'm glad we got this style with a bar across the middle so I don't have to worry about it tipping over like circular models that only have a bar at the edge. My son (age 2.5) also likes to swing from the bar and drop down on the trampoline, which wouldn't be possible with a trampoline with a bar at the edge.

I bought it as a gift for my nieces (5 & 2 years old), so they can play without fighting over it. It was easy to put together, and it looks really cute. It is a great indoor trampoline because it's not too big, and it was perfect for both kids to play on. The bar was also very sturdy, which allowed them to do their flips and tricks without issue. I was able to get on it with my niece, so the weight limit seems to hold up well. A bonus for the adults is that the trampoline is not very noisy when they are jumping on it. I highly recommend this trampoline as a gift to any kid!

My 2 year old loves this! It is a trampoline, gymnastics bar (hang and swing) and choo-choo track for her trains (the imagination of kids!) all in one. My toddler also likes to move all of her toys onto the trampoline and back again. We have not tried it with 2 kids, but with small/unstable ones, I could see collisions. It is on the larger size for an indoor toy that does not fold out of the way, but I think it is worth it for energetic play when outdoor play isn't possible. I have read a lot of reviews talking about winter weather, but we got it for super hot summer weather! 104 with bad air quality means indoor play time!It was a bit hard to put together with unclear directions, especially pulling the springs into place, and took 2 people 30-60 minutes. We can handle Ikea furniture just fine, and this was just a bit harder. If that is not your thing, and you don't have your own socket wrench, and the ability or tool to pull strong metal springs, you might get help to put this together

We received this trampoline as a gift and we were excited at the possibilities. Our twins love to jump and play, but this trampoline has some issues which make it a problem and not the most amazing toy in our arsenal.The first issue was the price. We didn't buy it, but we knew how much it was when we put it on a gift list. This is a pretty cashy toy, but we thought with the construction and the size that it might be worth it. Turns out the size is not an advantage and the construction leaves a little to be desired. The trampoline is not easy to store and it is pretty large not just lengthwise, but height as well. The construction looks and feels durable, but when I assembled it, it is uneven and doesn't sit flush on the floor (I am a pretty competent handyman and not a rookie at assembling items.).We still have the trampoline, but we aren't really excited about it. The kids still use it on a pretty regular basis, but for the price and the inconvenience of this item I don't believe it is worth it.

My kid loves this. Luckily it was easy assembly and something you can fold/unfold with simple tools. Mobile enough to take for a trip. My son with autism enjoying this a lot!Things to improve: The cover for the metal frame doesn’t have enough cushion. The handle structure is sturdy enough for now but perhaps not in ling run…