MaXimus Pro Quarter Folding Mini Trampoline


Key Features

Stability Bar: The MaXimus Pro Quarter Folding rebounder comes with a detachable stability bar. This is a great feature for those who need the extra stability when bouncing or who may be nervous about doing higher jumps. Thanks to the handy ability to detach it, you have the option to use it only for specific exercises or all the time and when you gain confidence in jumping, you can remove it to jump solo.

Resistance Tubes: As well as a stability bar, the MaXimus Pro Quarter Folding rebounder also features clip on resistance tubes. This is great to add upper body strength training to your bouncing workout for those who want the added challenge and toning capabilities. The clip-on features means you can conveniently store them out of the way when they’re not in use.

Foldable: The MaXimus Pro Quarter Folding rebounder is completely foldable, able to fold down to a small size, making it ideal for storing or bringing with you while traveling. The spring loaded legs can be folded down in seconds so you can easily put your rebounder out of the way when you’re not using it, ideal for those with limited living space.

Warranty: Like the MaXimus Pro Gym Rebounder, the MaXimus Pro Quarter Folding rebounder comes with a full warranty to protect against faults or damages and offers the additional support of replacement parts if the component parts breakdown.

Drawbacks

The only real drawback to the MaXimus Pro Quarter Folding Rebounder is the price. Tied with the MaXimus Pro Gym Rebounder for the most expensive rebounders on our list, this product may be a little out of some customer’s price range. However, the high quality offered with this rebounder makes the price worth it as you can definitely feel the difference compared to the cheaper models.

The Verdict

If you are willing to splurge for the higher price tag, the MaXimus Pro Quarter Folding rebounder delivers professional high quality with an impressive array of features. The stability bar and resistance tubes offer greater options for your workout allowing you to add upper body strength training, while also providing additional security for those who lack confidence in bouncing. The easy folding system is also excellent for storing your rebounder when not in use and for bringing with you on vacation so you never miss a workout.

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