Has anyone used a tent for use with a trampoline ,?
814826
They are excellent, you cant jump on the trampoline when the tent is on tho.
1083613
What you are looking for I believe is called a "Collet",  If you look at a camera tripod with round legs or an adjustable cane you will see how they work.  Do a Froogle under Hardware collet, you should find something.  There is another cheaper technique that uses a loose piece that jams in one direction. You can see these in the hardware store on pipe clamps and on some adjustable tent poles.
828947
It's great excerise!  About 30 mins on a trampoline will burn 210 calories!
412262
The first thing you want to do is practice on the trampoline (if you have one) it helps you position your legs and feet for the higest jump. Practice untill you have it down then try on the ground I garentee youll jump better after that.
640425
have all of ur friends over and sleep out in a tent in ur backyard. then, before u go to bed, watch movies until dawn and see who can last the longest. i did it once, and i had a blast!! i was the only one who made it to dawn too. or have a race down the street. or go streaking. or roast marshmallows with a lighter in ur tent. or read. or do something. HAVE FUN!!!!
1128454
To really have fun on your camping trip, do a shakedown camp out in the back yard. This will do two things it will show you what you really need and it will show you if your gear is going to work. It is terrible to be in a thunder storm and find that you do not know how to put the tent up. Check every detail and you will have a fun trip !
143164
you can buy tent repair kits from sporting good stores.\n\nOR you could sew it shut\n\nOR you could try crazy glue (haven't done this)\n\nOR you could ignore the hole if you are concerned about water and place a plastic tarp over it\n\nAND if all else fails, duct tape. (I've done the repair kit, the tarp, and the duct tape)\n\nI suppose you could always get an RV, but where's the fun in that ;)
357837
I've done this for long periods of time and once for an entire winter.  First you'll need a small one-person high quality three-season tent and an expensive sleeping bag rated to about 15 degrees below zero.  Also a Therm Rest self-inflating air mattress (these sort of pads are very effective for keeping you insulated even when used on ice.  Water and carried in foods and kinda maintain a very small fire in a tuna-fish can with blocks surrounding it so that you will not be being seen by other/s.  Be sure no apt-to-fall tree/s are near you (check em very well) they can fall and kill you.  I most always rounded my tent site with thin but very strong sting so that any large animal will not walk over my tent (fear of big-foot.  If alone enjoy your solitude and use that time for learning how to think clearer.
1028865
Never underestimate the value of a spacious tent. If the tent is normally going to be used by 2-3 people, get a 6-8 person tent. (12x8)(13x9) Be sure to purchase a tent you can stand in. You won't be disappointed. Most larger tents take no longer to erect than does a small tent.
325656
Kelty Eureka Coleman and Guide Gear all make great tents.\n\nI shop online at www.campmor.com and www.sportsmansguide.com\nand normally find great deals.\n\nMake sure that when you get your tent that you spray the seams with something like CampDry Heavy Duty Water Repellent, just to reinforce the waterproofing methods.
822983
The Foil Tent method works best...
1028804
No, the GC does not offer tents at the campsites.  You can either go without a tent altogether, just sleep on the ground.  There really isn't anything to worry about except maybe mosquitoes, and you can just apply DEET before you go to sleep.\n\nAs far as carrying a tent, I just place mine on top of my pack and strap it down with two straps to the pack.  There's no need to place it inside the pack.
474321
Can you rent an alternate space that's bigger? How about renting a tent? Or a mobile classroom? That's all I could come up with. <*)))><
31043
The grass will die from not getting enough/any sunlight.  Most large trampolines' surfaces are thick and do not allow much sunlight to pass through.  Just move it every couple of days.  You don't have to move it far, just so that the area that was under the trampoline can see the sun.
345189
I would go with a dome tent, they're easy for one person to erect and you can find them in just about any size you might need. After one is up it's more stable than other tents. After a week long camping trip in Big Bend National Park there was a major storm during the night, next morning dome tents were the only ones standing, impressed me.
740764
I found this site with a lot of gyms in Colorado. http://www.usgyms.net/colorado.htm\nCheck it out and call around to find out if anyone's willing to let you jump on the trampoline and into the foam pit with or without the board. The safest way to do it is with the gear on but you can try without, the only problem is your body won't accept it as easily when you try without the stuff attached. Gym classes are pretty important unless you go during the off hours like during the school day. Another safe way to try is after you get comfortable on the trampoline, try to do in on the ground without the board. That helps you get used to the shock of the landing.
540564
Sounds a bit dangerous!  But I;m sure if you google sometime like "hang gliding kits" then you should get somethin?!\n\nGood luck...and be careful!