So How much is a Trampoline?

 If you have gotten this far, then you have probably already found out that trampoline prices can vary from a few hundred to a few thousand dollars. The best kids trampoline is the one that suits your family from a use, safety and price perspective. All of the trampoline reviews that I recommend in this guide are full size backyard trampolines and come with safety nets. The prices are determined by the quality of the springs, the mat, the legs, poles and the net.

In the case of a cheap trampoline, you want to ensure that the climate where you live will not hinder its performance. For example, harsh winters and summers can break down the foam padding, and heavy storms or snow can damage the safety nets. Keep in mind, a trampoline is an investment so read my trampoline reviews for the best deals on trampolines and then you can make an informed purchase for your children!

Something else to consider when it comes to the price of a trampoline is your own children. If you think they will roughhouse on the poles and try to use the net as a wrestling ring, then you are going to have bent poles and a ripped net in no time. If falling into the net is something you know they will be doing often, take that into consideration when you look into a trampoline. While easier said than done, I try and try to tell my boys that they can play fight on the trampoline, but is is not a WWE arena and they should not be running and bouncing off the net. It is supposed to be for safety just in case they lose control. But you know boys, sometimes they only hear half (or less) of what I have to say.

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