Has anyone had the problem of the trampoline being tippy when the kids are holding on to the handle and jumping?
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I have not, but my little one is only 2. I have seen other reviews which said they put sand in the trampoline feet and that kept things very solid.
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Yes! I have twin 21 month toddlers and when they get going the back of the trampoline tips up. I haven't had it actually go over, but it's a close thing...
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We haven't had a problem with it tipping but my son is only 35 lbs. I think the weight limit is 80 lbs for this trampoline so maybe an older/heavier child might make it unstable.
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Paula L- my daughters are 7 and 3 yeas of age. There is about a 30 pound weight difference between the two and the trampoline has never tipped when they hold the handle. It is a requirement for them to hold on the handle when they jump, so we would have had an accident by now if it wasn't supportive.
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No. We always make sure that it is on solid level flooring. My two grandkids love it.
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No, but you have to really make sure the handle is on correctly. It took my husband a little bit to figure it out and putting his entire body weight on it to get it in right.
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Mine has not had a problem. I use it to unload the groceries and to move things around the house. It is the best one I have seen. Very sturdy, yet light. Instead of glue, I might tape if I had a problem, but so far so good!
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No! My daughter Jumps like a crazy person in it! It is very sturdy.... It appears wobbly but the 3 pieces that stick to the ground never come off the ground. We use it on tile and carpet.
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I have not had this problem. Perhaps the handle mechanism is the issue and a quick burst of air will undo
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I haven't noticed anyone having trouble sliding...it is not really fast but enough to have fun. The kids seem to enjoy it.
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Ours does that. I figured it was because it is adjustable it wiggled unlike non adjustable handled strollers. The kids don't seem to mind.
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No we have not. But then again, my kid does not play with it that much. However, it has not been treated with kindness and it seems to be doing just fine.
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My daughter jumps on it daily and although the bands are holding up, the mat has a permanent dip where she jumps. It's about 6 months old.
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the kids do enjoy it but it does not have the bounce like a land trampoline you can jump high enough to do a flip (my daughter takes gymnastics do dont know if that makes a difference)
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sorry, can't help...it was a gift for my son....he has used it many times including a kids party where they were hanging from the back drop.
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I just got this for my 2yo and he bounces like crazy! When he's not using the handle bar, it doesn't lift. When he is using it, it tends to lift, but it hasnt' tipped over...... yet.... .LOL
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We have had no problem with the one that we received. We have found that the children can reach it much better now that it can move around.
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Ours is still attached and working fine. I told the kids up front not to push down hard on it...the on/off click requires little pressure. I'm assuming the broken buttons were the result of to much pressure.
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I personally haven't had any issues with it tipping over and our son is pretty wild! I suppose if he tried to ride it like a skateboard, it COULD tip over...but so far it is doing its job and we're happy.
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I personally did not have any trouble, although I can see how this may be an issue. We honestly love this high chair! Wish we would have had it with our first daughter.
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I bought this for my 2.5 year old last year. It is not super bouncy, but she loves it. My 6 year old loves it as well. They do use the stabilizer bar to hang from upside down and we have not had an issue with it tipping over at all. We do not have the bar extended all the way either so it is not locked into place.
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Natalie - For some reason the only trouble of that sort we've had is when we push it on the lawn. We've found that if we pull back on the handle a bit it seems to straighten out. It doesn't happen all the time or for that matter, all that often but that's how we address it. Our grandson loves his little car and we spend most of our time pushing him on the sidewalk to avoid the wheel problem. It's really the only problem we've had with it. Design flaw?