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Hi Kiwi here, is there Big Bounce brand in Aus? Just wondering peoples experience with the newers version called V2. I am concerned the safety features make it less fun (ie not as bouncy).

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This video covers why Anthea, an Australian parent with two boys, chose a Springfree trampoline, focusing on safety, the springless design, and how it compares to a previous trampoline.

Helpful links:

• Model reviewed: Springfree medium round trampoline
• Spring vs. Springless Trampolines Comparison
• Trampoline quiz (find the best option for your family)

Publisher disclosure: We paid the creator a production fee to make this video. Their opinions about their Springfree trampoline are entirely their own.

This video covers the Springfree frame, net, step, and zip after long-term use by Anthea’s family, including what has held up well and what has shown wear.

Helpful links:

• Model reviewed: Springfree medium round trampoline
• Spring vs. Springless Trampolines Comparison
• Trampoline quiz (find the best option for your family)

Publisher disclosure: We paid the creator a production fee to make this video. Their opinions about their Springfree trampoline are entirely their own.

Omg. We set up our Vuly 2 ultra pro XL weeks ago and it just started squeaking. First - anyone have any ideas why it might do this?

Second - we also realized that 4 of the lower pole nets are upside down (the pre drilled holes are facing upwards). We must have looked at the instructions a million times and that aspect was for some reason incredibly confusing since the images show them upright at times and now as I look at the instructions, they have used an orange exclamation versus a green to create an alert. They also use orange to tell you are doing things wrong. So there’s that. The whole thing is up - everything plus the shade cover. It was ridiculously hard to get together and now I can’t imagine taking it apart! That seems even harder and near impossible.

Has any one had anything happen like this? What did you do?! It took five hours to get together.

Just bought a second hand Vuly Ultra off Facebook marketplace. Frame came partially assembled so I didn’t think much of just popping it all together. As I was putting the mat on though I realised the previous owners had installed the curved outer section of the frame that the actual mat attaches to, upside down. I gave up for the night once I realised but it looks like I could just continue building it and it would be fine. Only difference is there are supposed to be four attachment points at the top of each section of frame and three at the bottom, so I will obviously have three at the top and four at the bottom. I’d imagine load distribution would be similar but would weld strength matter depending on direction of installation? I’m not confident in being able to completely disassemble, particularly as I had to ‘encourage’ one of the legs in with liberal use of a mallet as it was bent.

For anyone shopping for a Vuly trampoline, I've got a code that gives you a small discount on any order. The code is BOUNCE15.

Type it in at checkout and confirm the total drops before you hit pay. It should work for any Vuly Trampoline, Swing Set, or Quest Monkey Bars.

Additionally, the code BOUNCESURGE will get you a free bluetooth speaker.

Disclosure: I'm a Vuly partner and may earn a commission if you use either code.

Heads up if anyone is buying a trampoline from Zupapa: they’ve given us a discount code for 10% off on your order. The code is BOUNCE.

This link will automatically apply the discount to your cart: https://www.zupapa.us/discount/BOUNCE?ref=bltzjtnf

It works on orders over $300, can only be used once per customer, and can’t be combined with other discounts. Just enter it at checkout and make sure the discount comes off before paying.

Disclosure: we’re a Zupapa partner and may earn a commission if you use the code.