1. Size Matters – Choose the Right Size and Model
The size and shape of a trampoline are among the most important criteria when choosing a new one. How big is your yard and where do you plan to place the trampoline? Will a round or rectangular trampoline fit? Or perhaps an in-ground model?
- Orbit and Orbit Pro models — best suited for smaller children and smaller yards
- Primus Challenger and XCITYX — suitable for all ages, but especially for demanding jumpers, GTramp enthusiasts, and trick practitioners. For slightly larger yards
Remember to leave at least 1–2 meters of clear space around the trampoline for safety.
2. Safety First
A quality trampoline is built to last — and to protect. Pay attention to these points:
- Safety net — an enclosed structure prevents falls
- Pads — springs and edges should be well-padded
- Steel structure — galvanized or stainless steel withstands Finnish weather
- Certifications — European standards guarantee safety
Akrobat trampolines are 100% European, and the materials are high-quality and durable!
3. Weight Limit and Users
Always check the trampoline's maximum load. Quality trampolines typically withstand 100–150kg jumpers, allowing adults to use them as well.
4. Quality Shows in the Long Run
A cheap trampoline might seem appealing, but the quality immediately reveals itself in terms of bouncing properties, and the durability will be evident within a few years at the latest. European premium trampolines are built to last — and often come with a longer warranty and available spare parts.
Akrobat trampolines have a lifetime frame warranty and a 10-year warranty on springs!