Trampoline for Adults 48'' Foldable Mini Trampoline Rebounder Trampoline with Bungees Max Load 330lbs Portable Trampoline for Adults Indoor/Garden Workout with Adjustable Foam Handle&Storage Bag

Great price, very sturdy!! You will need 2 strong ppl to assemble the bungees unless you are Superman. Wow, very hard but worth it.

The trampoline came next day, and was packed well. The surface of all the pieces has a nice finish. I gave it 4 stars because it isn't foldable ... the best I can see, unless you disasemble it.I realize that all bungie cord trampolines are hard to attach to the frame, and this one was very difficult. Partly because the tool just has one wire to pull with. It is very hard on the hands. Most tools that other trampolines have were U shaped. To help me I added a wire strap with a loop that I could stick my foot into to help pull the bungie, and that let me use both hands to get it over the ball end.The handle if you will be changing the height often you will need to keep the allen wrench close by since the height adjust screw doesn't have a knob for easy undo and tighten.The mat has a nice feel and is large, and the bungies give the trampoline a nice bounce and it is very quiet. It feels very sturdy and stable.For the inexpensive price it is a great deal.

Holds a ton of weight, easy to use. My daughter grew up with a small trampoline for kids up to 50 lbs so this is the first time she has a real trampy she calls it. And it's definitely worth what I paid I'm sure I could have found it cheaper somewhere else but I think it was definitely a great investment for my kids

Literally the hardest thing I’ve ever put together. It’s a beast for sure. I’ve assembled many things including an electrical height adjustable desk so I took the reviews with a grain of salt. Instructions came crinkled up. Not a big deal. The tool is a bit helpful. Paying close attention followed the bungee cord numbered sequence chart. Those dang bungee cords are brutal. What helped to finish product assembly was wrapping my right index finger - which at this point was bleeding- with a thin sock. I was able to hold the ball with my left hand. Feet braced on the bars for leverage. And pull the bungee cord up over the ball. Careful or it snaps back. The multiple it’s so easy videos are bull. Those are the cons. The pros: it’s put together. It’s big. Handle is sturdy if screws are tight enough. If you want a bigger rebounder with a handle and determined to not give up while assembling the product I would recommend it. Knowledge is power.

This was really difficult to assemble. It took me over 2 hours. The instructions were poorly written and sometimes didn't make sense.The hardest part was getting the bungee cords on. I tried starting with the corners like the instructions say to do, but it was damn near impossible to do. So then I started in the middle of each section and started making some progress.I also had to use a screwdriver plus the tool they provide to make it a little bit easier. I'll add pics but I basically attached the bungee to the black strap then put the screwdriver through the bungee, over the bar. Then I was able to pull the bungee (with the tool provided) over the ball.One thing I don't like is how the screws stick out where the handle is. They should have made the screws shorter or there should be a hole in the legs so the screws can go through.Now that it's all done, it seems like it's worth the price. For its size, with the bar, I couldn't find anything else under $100. Despite the stiff mat part, it has a decent bounce. 👍