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How to get in (Reply to this comment)
by offspringrpi
For all of you who were wondering how to get in, the latest model of enclosure (Jumpking FunRing) has a split in the side and closes with a zipper. It can then be clasped shut from the outside. This mechanism allows it to be used as a deterrent for unwanted neighbors getting on the trampoline.
If you want any information on Jumpking trampolines and are from Canada visit our website www.offspringenterprises.ca. We are the Canadian dealer for Jumpking parts and accessories.
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Oct 06 '03
11:04 am PDT
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Great (Reply to this comment)
by armywife
Great review. Much better than the other one I read which was totally negative. You balanced your review with pros and cons. Instead of being paranoid I now feel informed!
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Apr 18 '03
10:40 pm PDT
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I'm convinced! (Reply to this comment)
by tracy9
We've been looking at a Jumpking trampoline for a while now and really needed to hear from someone who's "been there". I'm glad to read that you researched this model and that it has withstood the test of time and weather. We're in Texas so snow isn't an issue but sun and heat is. The fade-resistant surface is a definite plus. Thanks for including so much information in your review. You've saved me alot of time and energy researching the product myself.
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Apr 03 '03
1:35 pm PST
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Re: Re: Great review (Reply to this comment)
by bonniesayers
Thanks for the answers and including them within the review. Makes sense now on how to get into this trampoline.
Bonnie
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Nov 10 '02
9:06 am PST
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Re: Great review (Reply to this comment)
by Barefooter
How do you get in? Is there a special opening in the net to get on the trampoline? Does the net stay on all the time and what do you do with it in the winter? Can you disassemble it and place in a closed shed or garage?
Good questions! Adding those answers right now... :)
Karen
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Nov 10 '02
8:11 am PST
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my kids have (Reply to this comment)
by MumMumMum
been begging for a "tramp" ever since they visited their cousins and discovered the joys of theirs. I've been eyeing this model, perhaps next summer! Hey, a kid can get hurt doing a lot of things, as long as the rules and proper safety precautions are followed and there is proper supervision, I'll take my chances. (This said after "surviving" my son's badly broken arm a few weeks ago! Riding bike! Yes, he was wearing a helmet, thank God!)
Bev
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Nov 10 '02
4:32 am PST
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I, (Reply to this comment)
by kay67
still don't like these things. Big price for a broken bone waiting to happen(my luck).
Nice review and I'm glad to see you actively writing.
Wanda
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Nov 09 '02
9:43 pm PST
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Great review (Reply to this comment)
by bonniesayers
We have a small indoor version that I use as well as both boys.
I have to ask this because I am curious and really do not know.
How do you get in? Is there a special opening in the net to get on the trampoline? Does the net stay on all the time and what do you do with it in the winter? Can you disassemble it and place in a closed shed or garage?
I cannot imagine jumping on a trampoline with a net, imagine it takes getting used to from what we have.
If we ever find a place to live with a back yard this is what I would consider. Better start saving now!
Bonnie
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Nov 09 '02
4:03 pm PST
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