Types of Trampolines with Enclosures (update)

Springless Trampoline

The Springless designed trampolines have designed the entire surface to jump on. They are available in oval, round and square and the design means that children can not get caught in the springs. These trampolines tend to be in the higher price bracket, but some brands, such as Springfree, come with a 10 year warranty and guarantee that their trampolines can be kept outdoors all year round! If you remember bouncing in the backyard as a kid, you probably never came across one of these trampolines. I sure did not. But their safety features and quality build are making them an up and coming, popular choice. They do take up more room than you might imagine however, but if you are buying a 12 foot model, you have 12 feet of bouncing space, where a traditional round 12 foot trampoline you would have about 10 feet of bouncing space and the other two feet would be springs. After seeing young children bouncing and running around on these, they are a great choice for the safety conscious backyard! Because of their design, the springs are on the side, which makes them quite tall. Nothing a little footstool or ladder cannot handle though! And those little ones, they make it up there just like the big kids!

Square Trampoline

Square Trampolines are not as popular as round or oval trampolines, but that does not mean they are not equal or better. A square trampoline actually offers more jumping space than a round one. You can get a square trampoline with springs or a springless version. If you look at the photo below, you can see how the jumping space of a square trampoline is larger than that of a round one. Something that i remember as a child is playing 4 corners on an old rectangular rubber style trampoline. I think it was orange. Do you remember those? A square trampoline gives plenty of creative options for kids to play. A great choice in my opinion.

Octagon Trampoline

Octagon trampolines offer yet another shape for the best user experience. These are a high bounce trampoline and the one that I have included below is made of very high quality materials. These may not be as popular as the round ones due to the price, (the round ones have several brands and quality differences, but there are few octagon ones on the market) but check them out before discounting them, as they are one of the bounciest trampoline brands out there.

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