AirZone 55-Inch Trampoline & Enclosure

Airzone Trampoline is one of the best trampolines that ensure safety most especially for kids. This 55-inch Airzone trampoline has safety features such as its full enclosure and padding that will help you assure that there will be no risks as you let your kids play on it.
Steel Frame: This 55-inch Airzone trampoline has a steel frame to ensure its durability. Trampolines are very much abused when it is played with. So, the steel frames are designed to keep it durable despite the kind of activity that it will be used for. You will not even worry that it would collapse upon the use of your children.
Rod Enclosure and Protective Padding: Some risks might happen with trampolines. There are some instances in which your kid’s head or body might accidentally hit the steel rods. However, Airzone’s trampoline is designed with steel rods that completely are enclosed with a thick padding so that accidents which may affect the head or body of your children will be avoided.
Net Barrier: Another risk with a trampoline is the vulnerability of getting thrown out from the perimeter or falling because of the nature of a trampoline. But what is nice about the Airzone trampoline is the added features such as the remaining barriers which can help keep your kids to be inside the trampoline perimeter. With this feature, you will not worry about your kids getting thrown out of the perimeter of the trampoline if your kid jumps so hard. Airzone Trampoline has also conducted some tests in independent labs to completely make sure that it will be far from risks and danger for kids.
Weight Capacity: The 55-inch Airzone trampoline has at least a 60-pound capacity.

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