One reviewer said her feet touched the floor if she jumped with feet together. Did other people find that? How long will this thing last?
1403410
I've had it for a couple months...I was fairly (but not too close) to the weight limit on this thing and have not touched the floor during regular jumping. It's still going strong!
2149163
I put my daughter on the floor a few times and it's sturdy AND steady. I had no problems with it on the floor unstrapped.
1797065
My daughter who weighed about 40 lbs played in it very rough, and it never seemed to be unstable at all. She was very aggressive while trying to learn to flip both frontward and backward, yet, I never saw it tip at all. Would I put two kids into it at the same time, no. Not because of the trampoline's shortcomings, but two kids should never be on any trampoline at the same time. The chance of one or both of them getting hurt is huge. They can't control themselves very well at that age and size and more likely than not, their heads are going to clash together, which is something that should never happen. Keep it's use to one child at a time and you'll have no problems with it.
1430555
I weigh 260. I can jump hard if I am a foot from the end, but if I jump at the end I do it gently. The one time I didn't I could hear a little crackling. No damage, but clearly I was taking it to the limit.
2032807
It's my experience that the kids don't gently step off the tramp when they are done, they jump off. The legs usually stay on the ground, only if they get too wild do they come off the ground. It is such a good way to give the kids exercise during the winter I would buy it and just make sure the kids are using it during hours where the neighbors don't mind a little noise.
332917
Don't know why you would step on this, but it will hold up. It's not a trampoline. Lol
2159290
For me or the average person no, if you really work on your balance, maybe. The think is, it should only be inflated only as far as it is needed so that it should allow your feet to sink in it a little while standing on it with both feet and when standing on it with only one foot you should almost be able to feel the surface of the floor through it. This is an advanced use instability disk.
596860
No. It should work. Her feet might not touch the floor when sitting on the bench until she grows taller. If that is the case she could stand or you could make or buy a foot stool for her to put her feet on.
877664
My 12 year old daughter could jump with it. It actually takes practice with the kids knowing how to use their weight (muscle memory). She is 85 lbs.
1153450
I think this thing lasted a few days before it collapsed n broke. I had them refund my money..dnt bother with it..esp if ur frisky lol...I had the narrow staircase problem too we ended up pulling a queen box spring up the fire escape n thru a window..good luck!
171842
Unless you plan to tap dance on it with steel-healed stilettos, I think you're safe. This table stood up to things being dropped on it, a TV that fell on it (long story) and just about any and all abuse that my household could possibly throw at it. Yes, it does have a few scuff marks, but they are barely noticeable and it has withstood all this for the past 8 or 9 months. I would not trade this table or the matching end tables for anything I have seen. They are tough and durable. In a pinch it also serves as extra seating, although it isn't very comfortable for that. Go for it...I do not think you'll be disappointed. Unless you plan to tap dance on it with steel-healed stilettos, I think you're safe. This table stood up to things being dropped on it, a TV that fell on it (long story) and just about any and all abuse that my household could possibly throw at it. Yes, it does have a few scuff marks, but they are barely noticeable and it has withstood all this for the past 8 or 9 months. I would not trade this table or the matching end tables for anything I have seen. They are tough and durable. In a pinch it also serves as extra seating, although it isn't very comfortable for that. Go for it...I do not... » Read More Unless you plan to tap dance on it with steel-healed stilettos, I think you're safe. This table stood up to things being dropped on it, a TV that fell on it (long story) and just about any and all abuse that my household could possibly throw at it. Yes, it does have a few scuff marks, but they are barely noticeable and it has withstood all this for the past 8 or 9 months. I would not trade this table or the matching end tables for anything I have seen. They are tough and durable. In a pinch it also serves as extra seating, although it isn't very comfortable for that. Go for it...I do not think you'll be disappointed. « Show Less
1314772
It depends on the child's weight. My daughter is 7 average weight and can't stop jumping since we got it:) I wish I have bought it earlier .... I run a daycare at home and even the toddlers enjoy it. We all love it.
479695
She can fit but will need some support ( we used a towel ) behind her. Also, at first, her feet probably will not reach the floor so we put a couple of folded towels under her feet. She loves it. We do limit it to 10-15 minutes until she gets long enough to firmly touch the floor. It is possible that it could get painful putting all her weight on her thighs and hips.
1555293
My one year-old stands on it and jumps up and down. It is very safe. I got it especially for the cover around the trampoline so that my childrens' feet did not get caught in the straps.
542003
It had feet on it. I haven't had any problem with it's scratching the floor. I don't use it a lot, but it's great when I do need it! Very sturdy for this rather large senior citizen.
1797064
I have not experienced this. Both children, 4yr & 2yr, have jumped and climbed frequently with no tipping. In fact, if set up and used correctly I fail to see how it could possibly tip.
1861712
Well, there is no guarentee but, as long as they are level, it should be ok. If it were me, I would find some way to make them join because it really wouldn't take much to make the legs slide-regardless of jumping or not.