Pure Fun Mini Rebounder Trampoline

Key Features

Durable: The Pure Fun Mini Rebounder Trampoline is very sturdy and durable with a mat made from heavy duty polypropylene and a 30 high-tension dual spring system. This is great for people who feel less secure bouncing on flimsy rebounders and with a weight capacity of 250lbs, the average person can jump with no issue on this rebounder.

Prevents Injury: The Pure Fun Mini Rebounder Trampoline is also designed to prevent in the event of a fall. The exterior trampoline pad is cushioned so if your foot strays too close to the edge, you won’t be injuring your toes even while jumping barefoot and there is also an addition protective barrier in place to prevent injuries in case of a fall. This is great for people who may be nervous about the risks of falling off their rebounder or injuring themselves while jumping.

Large Bouncing Surface: The Pure Fun Mini Rebounder Trampoline is great for those who want a bit more jumping space. Featuring a 38 inch bouncing mat, this is good option for those who want to add side jumps or other additions to their workout or if you simply want extra space than a 36 inch rebounder.

Drawbacks

The main drawback I found with the Pure Fun Mini Rebounder Trampoline is that, unlike the other options on our list, is doesn’t come with a full warranty so you have to take a chance when buying. However, this is not too uncommon with rebounders in this price range as they don’t require the more impressive warranties of more expensive models. The Pure Fun Mini Rebounder Trampoline does offer a limited warranty if you provide picture proof of the damage so you are still covered in basic cases and you would expect to have this longer than a standard manufacturer’s warranty anyway.

The Verdict

The Pure Fun Mini Rebounder Trampoline is a good option for beginners who want to see if bouncing is the right exercise for them. The larger bounce mat provides additional space than other beginner rebounders, which make it great for larger people who prefer the extra space or who simply want to add additional moves to their routine.

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