ACON Air 16 Sport Trampoline with Enclosure and Ladder


The ACON Air Sport 16 is a 16 ft. X 9 ft. Heavy duty rectangular sport trampoline built to last. the ACON brand offers a 5 year warranty on the frame, which is higher than most other brands in the mid-range trampoline market. If you have a child interested in gymnastics, they will probably gravitage to this trampoline’s rectangular shape. If you have a smaller backyard, this is also a great option for your kids. As with the round trampoline above, the ACON does not have a single user rating but a max load of 800 lbs. Now this does not mean you should put four 200 lb men on it and expect it to give any bounce. You would probably do a lot of damage to the trampoline (and even eachother haha). This model has a 40″ ground clearance for the mat, which is good. This trampoline has the slide in style net which means there are no zippers to be broken and no possible openings.

Features
  • Rectangle Style great for narrow yards
  • Gymnastics love this style for flips and tricks
  • 40″ mat clearance
  • Mid Range budget
  • No single user weight limit, 800 lb posted max load limit
  • No zipper in net, slide in style
Cons
  • Higher price point for some
  • Ladder sold seperate
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