Sunny Health & Fitness Springless Mini Fitness Trampoline – Premium Adjustable Bungee-Style Indoor/Outdoor Exercise Rebounder for Quieter and Safer Workouts

This is a nice piece of kit. I opted to buy the 36 inch model (not the 40 inch) as I will be running on it mostly, not really using it like a high-fly trampoline. I love that it’s not foldable and is thus sturdy. It is one pice (once assembled) and has no jointed or folds to make noise or squeak. The assembly was only the four legs with the provided Allen key and it’s straightforward. I like that the legs are curved outward and are not straight and directly beneath the rebounder; I think these wider legs give the unit stability even if you bounce off-center. The bungees were already in place, no assembly. It’s quiet during use, no “”mattress box springs” type sound like the spring tension rebounders. And the bounce surface seems thick and it’s mesh and appears that it’ll last a long time. This was more than I wanted to spend, but is a middle priced rebounder with a high quality feel. Stable, heavy-duty, perfect tension for jogging in place to save my knees. I’m a seasoned runner and enjoy giving my knees a break by using this rebounder once a week…by running in place, I don’t need a home treadmill. For runners who want a home treadmill but having trouble justifying cost and space, this is a great alternative as you can just use your heart rate monitor and get in a "zone" workout in whatever zone you want and for whatever duration you want. Sure, you can't log those miles on this rebounder to impress your Strava followers, but it's really about heart rate over time, now isn't it. ;-). This is a quality purchase.

Love this mini trampoline, it is already assembled just have to add the legs. It is sturdy and quiet and just such a fun workout!

I decided on this after much research. I was debating between this and a foldable one. I was concerned that the foldable one might accidentally fold on itself while I'm jumping on it. And there were many reviews that commented on how hard it was to fold and re-open (and might be a 2 person job), so likely a feature that you wouldn't use daily.The legs screw on/off, but it is a pretty decent size, and I store it in a large closet between uses. The entire trampoline is a bit over 40 inches in diameter, and the jump area is about 30 inches in diameter. The bungees are good quality, and it comes with 2 extra replacements. There's a nice bounce, and no squeaking. I've been putting it on a carpet or yoga mat during use, so I can't speak to how fast the foot pads wear out.

Almost all of the feet cracked in just over a month of moderate use. Initially, just two feet broke. I contacted the manufacturer, who said they would send two replacement feet. Before they sent the replacements, two more broke. Support told me they would send four replacements, but replacing the feet was a one time deal. If feet crack in the future they will charge me for parts and shipping. They are all falling apart at this point. The trampoline itself is good but the manufacturer decided to save a few bucks and use cheap, flimsy plastic feet.For a product that I’ve had for just over a month this is totally unacceptable.

I literally spent weeks researching all the rebounders on Amazon with four plus stars regardless their price points. I initially bought a spring based one which had great build quality but was hard to bounce on and I quickly felt the impact on my joints (knee and hip). So I bought this one for comparison and it was an easy decision – I’ll keep the Sunny rebounder and return the spring based one.Here are my takes on rebounders in general:1. Bungee based products should have better “bounciness” and should be better for your joints.2. Folding or foldable rebounders are mostly a marketing gimmick and should not be a consideration for most. To fold, you have to screw off the legs. Then to use the product again you have to unfold and screw on the legs. Unless you plan to put it away for at least multiple months, you will not fold/unfold frequently because of all the hassle.3. Bellicon does seem superior to all the other cheaper products but until I can try one in person and really tell the difference I won’t spend that much money.4. The next tier (Jump Sport, Fit Bounce Pro, Rebound Air, etc.) all have very good reviews but also some negative ones regarding the quality, lasting ability, and warranty. If my Sunny rebounder fails quickly I’ll consider buying one of these to try out my luck.5. Sunny is a dedicated, established fitness product company. Most of their products have good reviews on Amazon. Many similarly priced products on Amazon are obviously OEM products branded by importers to cash in on the Covid-19 prompted home fitness crave. I’m betting on better quality and service from Sunny.Now the pros and cons from the Sunny rebounder specifically:1. The circular frame is a one-piece steel ring. Many products at the same or higher price points have three or even six sections you need to assemble together; the foldable ones also have two or four sections. The whole piece design brings better structural integrity and reliability.2. The bungee cords come assembled. Almost all bungee based products require manual assembly and there are many, many reviews crying about how difficult and painful that assembly process is. This is a welcome relief.3. There are two extra bungee cords and one installation tool in the package. Some reviews reported broken cords after several months of usage. Again, all such products have such reports. With my intended intensity of usage hopefully that won’t happen.4. The bungee cords attach to steel hooks. Most products have plastic hooks and there are many reviews reporting broken plastic hooks after short usage.5. The protective skirt/pad is already sewn on the bouncing mat and does not require assembly. Another time saver. But assembly won’t be too hard for that anyway.6. I had trouble screwing on the last leg. After a few tries I switched it with another leg and was able to get it on with more force. So some manufacturing quality issue with the threads.7. Only 90 days’ warranty on the parts other than the frame. Most competing products have 1-year warranty on the same. I hope Sunny had better confidence on their own product.8. Finally, my biggest concern is the sewing job done for attaching the steel hooks to the jumping mat. As you can see from the pic, there are seven stich lines unevenly distributed. In comparison the other rebounder I’m about to return has eight stitch lines all around and distribute much more evenly. Where the hooks are attached to the mat is an often reported weak point on almost all rebounders. I seriously recommend Sunny work with the manufacturer to improve their process to beef up the stitching work. I’d be happy to pay 20% more for an improved product in that case.IMHO:This is the best rebounder under $200 with better design and initial quality than the competing products but with one obvious weak point. Here’s to the hope it will last for a good number of years!

Best price, superior construction compared to others, fast delivery and didn’t have to put together!

This has been very sturdy so far and it was easy to put together, since all I had to do was fasten the legs of it with the included allen wrench. Love it so far!

I love this trampoline. I have cheated more fitness goals from having it and it is fun to use. The downside is the tramp itself is ripping in the corners after 1 year of use. Round shape might be bettwr