Years ago children ran around, playing in the garden. Today, many of them also jump. Garden trampolines have really made their mark in the yards and gardens – areas where the wide jumping devices reign. Here’s a quick guide to the garden trampoline, so that you will buy the right one and that safety is in order. Continue reading
Which Trampoline is a site aimed at assisting you in the process of buying a trampoline. This is done through a series of articles, describing what you must remember to consider, how you use your trampoline safely, or how to find the best deals on the market.
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Trampolines
Trampolines are not just trampolines. There are many different types and models – from mini-trampolines to garden trampolines – all with different sizes and purposes. Here you get an overview of the different types of trampolines here. Continue reading
Mini trampolines
A mini trampoline is also known as trampette, jogging trampoline or an exercise trampoline. It is typically less than 1 meter in diameter and the bouncy mattress is not lifted more than about 30 centimeters from the ground. It can easily be stored away, does not cost that much, and makes out an effective indoor exercise equipment. Continue reading
Wind stakes for trampolines
Depending on where you live, change in weather will occur. It most likely will get windier during specific months of the year. If the winds are not too strong, you don’t necessarily need separate your trampoline, and set it inside. Here you can read about using wind stakes securing your trampoline against windy conditions. With wind you don’t need to worry, that your neighbor will have a flying trampoline in their garden. Continue reading
Trampoline exercises
Besides lots and lots of fun, you can use your trampoline as an exercise equipment for a very effective workout. Here you will find 5 effective exercises to burn calories and achieve a better physical condition. Continue reading
Trampoline accessories
Just like when you buy a bicycle or a car, it’s possible to get a wide range of accessories for your trampoline. To get an overview of which accessories you need, read on. Continue reading
In-ground trampolines
Some trampolines can be lowered into the ground, and thus are called in-ground trampolines. By installing your trampoline in the ground safety will increase, because the drop from starting point and the ground is lower than on a normal trampoline. A lot of people also find the trampoline less obtrusive and the garden view less disturbed, when the trampoline is lowered. Continue reading
Safety net for trampolines
Many trampolines are, or can be, equipped with a safety net – is a circular grid that rises 2-3 meters around the trampoline all around. The safety net is almost impossible to do without. But don’t let the safety net give you a false sense of complete safety, because accidents and injuries may still occur. Continue reading
Used trampolines
You’ve probably already had luck with buying a broad variety of used goods cheap. And it is also possible if you are looking for a good but used trampoline. Read on for information about used trampoline and some useful links. Continue reading
Trampoline edge pad
The edge of a trampoline is sometimes called a bumper edge, safety edge or a bumper pad. The thickness of this pad varies, as does the quality. On some models it is more like a very durable pillow or a cushion, on others it is more of a simple overdraft. The purpose of the bumper pad is to protect against hard trampoline parts and sometimes to connect the trampoline with the frame. Continue reading