Skywalker Trampolines 15-Feet Round Trampoline

Skywalker Trampolines 15-Feet with Basketball Hoop with Enclosure Combo is the perfect trampoline for those who want a big jumping surface and have a budget of under $500. This is actually one of the most popular trampolines on the market. The frame is made of heavy duty galvanized steel making it both secure and weather resistant.

The Skywalker Trampoline’s enclosure net uses an innovative design attaching to the jumping mat itself rather than the trampoline frame. This eliminates any gaps between the jumping surface and the enclosure giving a safe and fun jumping area. It has a weight capacity of 200 lbs. This trampoline has 96 springs and the spring cover mat come in various colors. The jumping mat is 37 inches from the ground.

Features:
  • Well priced at under $500
  • 15 foot size makes for a great jumping space
Cons:
  • Low weight capacity at 200 lbs
  • Priced at under $500 means that you get smaller springs and less padding.This is going to be a fun trampoline for your kids, but may lack longevity
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