Propel Trampolines Jump 'N' Jam Trampoline Basketball Hoop

My 8 year old and 4 year old love this addition to their trampoline. It is used every time they can go out and jump. Easy to put on and seems to be holding up well.

Didn't last very long, but they had fun while it lasted.

I wasn't sure how good this whoop would be, i couldn't find but one review on it but for the price i figured it was worth a shot and boy am i glad i got it! My son was so excited about it and loves it: ) and so do all of his friends :) it was pretty easy to put up and totally worth the money!

Absolute piece of junk. Waste of money. Would love to send back but don't have the box and really don't have the time to mess with it. My husband put this together, he's a very handy man, a plumber, and knows how to put things together. First of all, the rods did not fit as show in the instructions. No matter which way we tried. You are supposed to fasten two of the smaller rods together and there is no physical way to do this. My husband had to physically hand thread two of the rods, he screwed them together and made it work. After the net was up for one day, the rods ripped through the material where they were supposed to be. Waste of money. Waste of time. Would love a complete refund.

Was happy with it when we first got it. Then a few months later it has completely fallen apart. First the netting disintegrated. Then the poles that support it standing up no longer held it upright. The "backboard" just flaps in the wind. Not worth the price. So disappointed.

Almost identical to the hoop that came with the trampoline which is awesome. It's very strong and assembled very quick and easy. Kids love it!

We have an 8 foot trampoline and this fits perfectly. My boys (5 and 8) love it! It was easy to install and so far, has held up very well. Great product for the price.

I just installed this on our trampoline today. It's up and my twin 10 year old boys love it! Seems pretty study; hardware is mostly steel. Rim has a lot of flex for dunking; bounces back nicely. Just be aware that you will need patience putting it together. The directions are good; clear writing and photos, however, it's still tricky. I'm pretty handy with tools, but it took way longer than I planned. Needed to cut off about a half inch off of one of the backboard rods with a hacksaw in order to make them fit under the bracket. You'll need a solid table, or workbench, to balance it on while you're installing the final brackets and bolts; the rim will need to hang off the table while you work. Probably best to have two people when you put this together... one to balance everything and the other (with small fingers!) to insert the bolts and nuts. I'm not trying to be a total downer... I like the product, just be prepared to be creative while putting it together. Also, be aware that this is made to be used with Propel Trampolines. Ours is not a Propel, but I was able to install it without a lot of extra work and it's rock-solid. Just make sure you are good with a drill and get creative.