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Best Choice Products 54” Round Kids Mini Trampoline w/ Enclosure Net Pad Rebounder
This kid’s trampoline is ideal for indoor and outdoor use. It is small enough to be used in the kid’s play room because it is only 54” in diameter. It has a full safety net that measures 72 4/5” in height, so that you can relax while your child bounces their way to a healthier habit. It also has a padded cushion that is durable and waterproof. Even the steel frame bars are covered so that a stumble on your child’s part will not become a painful experience. Because safety is a concern for any parent, this trampoline also uses a non-spring bungee design.

Upper Bounce 7Ft Indoor/Outdoor Classic Trampoline and Enclosure Set

If you want an indoor trampoline in the kids’ play room that is actually large enough to play on, this could be the ideal solution in your home. It is made with high quality material and it comes with a durable safety pad. A 3” skirt further pads the area around the frames and legs. The jumping mat is made with heavy duty PP mesh and the springs are 6.5”. The enclosure is netted and covers the full diameter of the trampoline surface so your children will not lose jump space. You’ll notice that this trampoline is very similar to the My First Trampoline, which is very popular as well. You can read our full review of the  First Trampoline Review
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