The Skywalker Trampolines 12 Round Trampoline with Enclosure is the perfect addition to any backyard! This traditional round trampoline is a great fit for growing children because it gives them plenty of jumping space while still providing a great bounce. This 12 trampoline also features a patented no-gap enclosure system which interlocks the jump mat and enclosure net at each spring eliminating dangerous gaps (Patent #RE45 182). The framework is made of weather and rust-resistant steel providing extra protection for years to come. The Skywalker Trampolines 12 Round Trampoline with Enclosure will provide hours of fun for the whole family and create lasting memories you will not forget!
Product SKU:
42376826
UPC:
818567011229
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Model: Skywalker Trampolines 12' Trampoline, with Safety Enclosure, Purple
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We bought our kids a Skywalker trampoline 4 years ago, and it's been nothing short of excellent. It is still in perfect condition and gets used several times per week. I staked it to the ground, and it has never budged a bit, and we live in the Deep South where strong storms and tornadoes are prevalent. For the $150 I spent at the time for the very same one only in blue, it's definitely been a great value.
Thanks. I was hoping to find a deal on one. Mine just blew away. If anyone is near Jacksonville FL and find a loose Jumpking 14 footer with Breaking Benjamin stickers on the poles let me know.
I have one of their more expensive 12' ones with 800lb capacity. I wonder if I could just use parts from this one on mine. It's cheaper than buying a new net, net poles and spring cover. Which the kids trash once a year. The trampoline part and frame are still mint.
Skywalker trampolines are absolute trash. The metal is extremely brittle and flex's under even a breeze.
We bought our kids a Skywalker trampoline 4 years ago, and it's been nothing short of excellent. It is still in perfect condition and gets used several times per week. I staked it to the ground, and it has never budged a bit, and we live in the Deep South where strong storms and tornadoes are prevalent. For the $150 I spent at the time for the very same one only in blue, it's definitely been a great value.
Just be warned if you're a homeowner, we have one of these and we were told we need to get rid of it or they would cancel our insurance. We have no cases of anyone hurt or ANY claims against our insurance.
I've heard a lot of insurance companies do not want the liability of it.
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Got one last week and quality seems fine. Rated for 200lbs but many reviews says it's fine. Also tested it for 400lbs with no problems. Set it up myself in about 1-2 hours.
I posted the text below on a previous trampoline deal. Keep a lookout on local marketplace apps, or post a request for one.
"People give these away for free or sell them for dirt cheap in usable condition on local marketplace apps/Facebook. I got one for free which was this exact brand and our family used it for a year. I then gave that one away for free because I upgraded to a different brand which was in slightly better condition for $20. We are on our second year for that one. So I pretty much paid $10 per trampoline."
I assume people give them away when their insurance companies force them to, or their kids outgrow them, or they get tired of having a lawn mowing obstacle.
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I've heard a lot of insurance companies do not want the liability of it.
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"People give these away for free or sell them for dirt cheap in usable condition on local marketplace apps/Facebook. I got one for free which was this exact brand and our family used it for a year. I then gave that one away for free because I upgraded to a different brand which was in slightly better condition for $20. We are on our second year for that one. So I pretty much paid $10 per trampoline."
I assume people give them away when their insurance companies force them to, or their kids outgrow them, or they get tired of having a lawn mowing obstacle.
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