Types of Black Friday Trampolines


If you’ve been out of the springy loop for trampolines, you may be surprised with how many there are nowadays. You can find them in all shapes, sizes, and types. Let’s look at a few.
Indoor or Outdoor?
Most bouncers you buy for your kids are going to be outdoors. At this time of year, it may be a little too cold for you, depending on where you live. However, buying an outdoor trampoline off-season, and on Black Friday, could be a good investment for next summer.
Many indoor trampolines are meant for one person, and are fitness training tools. Chances are, this may not be what your kids want.
Shape
You may be surprised to learn that trampolines come in all different shapes. Let’s look at some of them.
  • Round. These are your normal shaped bouncers, and they are well-rounded. Decent bounce, good price, and having some great safety features, these are the first choice for many.
  • Rectangular. These take up less space and cost more. So, what’s their appeal? They can jump high! If your child likes gymnastics, they may love the rectangular trampoline, as it can do more than its round counterpart.
  • Square. These are in-between round and rectangular. They are small and in the middle of the price range. If your child is into gymnastics, but is young or a beginner, it may be hip to be square.
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