SereneLife 40" Foldable Mini Trampoline for Adults - Compact Fitness Rebounder with Adjustable Foam Handle, Exercise Trampoline with Max Load 330lbs, Indoor/Garden Whole-Body Workout

I bought this mini trampoline for my 2yo grand daughter, and she loves it! The hold bar is just the right height for her at it's lowest. It's very sturdy for support and for her to swing on. The whole unit is very sturdy. It was easy to assemble. The directions recommend two people for assembly and we did it that way. - piece of cake. It took maybe 10 minutes at the most. The mat and springs are pretty firm so that it's useful for an adult so the little one doesn't get a whole lot of spring out if it, but that's probably appropriate for a little one. unfortunately the spring cover elastic broke when we were putting it together. It still works, but I'm waiting to see if they'll send a replacement cover. ....12/2022 update - Upon receiving the replacement request with proof of purchase (from my Amazon receipt) they replaced the cover right away. I'm super pleased! All in all, I recommend this mini tramp. -- oh and of course I bounced on it just to make sure its as strong and sturdy as it seems. It is. Five Stars with the replaced spring cover !

Came in a smaller box and I expected a little difficult to flatten out to get it to snap into place It says you should have two people well I didn't know that prior and here I am I did it but it was hard. Overall the handlebars a little wobbly no way to tighten it but I'm sure it's fine. I absolutely think this is a great investment being older I just jump on it 10 times per usage couple of times a day. And I highly recommend

Prior to opening fully, ensure all loops are completely on the flat side of metal triangles (covering the spot where the metal comes together). 2 loops were caught where the metal triagle comes together. It was extremely difficult to thread the loop on, as it was pinched between the two ends. Once that was corrected, assembly and set up were easy. I had assistance. But then folded the rebounder and set it up myself to make sure one person could do it independently. The bar is a bit loose. The rebounder squeeks a but when landing on certain spots. All in all, nice price and quality for a beginner. I can use this for a while to see if I like the exercise and get results. If I do, I will probably invest in a better quality rebounder.

I love mine. I didn’t put the hold handle on mine. Maybe I should have, lol. Lots of fun and gets the body fluids moving and puts me in a better mood. You do need 2 people to put the first part together.

I had gotten a cheaper one and it was good, but after maybe 6 months, it lost some elasticity. I also really needed a bar, since I am not the mist graceful person in the world. That's an understatement... Anyway, the bar does feel wobbly, but it really isn't. When you need to lean or need something to keep balance, it's good. The set up was pretty easy. I did need a bit of help popping it open before you add the legs. The screws holes are kind of in an awkward spot - you have to twist your arms around a bit, and you will be on your knees and elbows. It's not lightweight, so I can't just move it around from room to room. And the handle does make it a bit award to get thru a doorway. If you have OCD or just in general need things to "line up", you'll need to make sure the handle bar lines up with the printed words on the fabric. I know that sounds weird, and I thought I wouldn't care, but after the first workout, I had to move the handle because the off center words drove me crazy. I don't think I am OCD, but it was bugging me. The fabric feels much firmer than the cheaper trampoline, but I have only been using a short while. I am not doing those workout where you burn 900 calories in a half hour. I loaded up my Spotify with fun music (oldies from 50's, 60's, 70's and 80's) and found some YouTube videos to get ideas and made my own "routine". It's not rocket surgery... I am over 40, and simply am trying to exercise for my mental health - depression and anxiety. I take some supplements like b vitamins and cayenne and saffron. Those also coincidentally help with metabolism. I changed my diet to healthier foods (not a health nut, I still eat veggie burgers and eat chocolate, just better choices), etc. I exercise about 30 minutes 4 to 5 times a week. Since I started these changes last Spring, I have lost nearly 20 pounds. I am at a healthy weight (in the middle of my range). And I feel like this type of activity is one I can and will keep up.

I'm only giving it a one-star as far as the assembly. I have not used it yet but it seems pretty straightforward. An older person or someone who had difficulty with their hands or strength would not be able to assemble this product. Step one where you need to push on the sides of the disc to get it to lay flat is nearly impossible to do. Stretching the safety plastic colored Ring Around The Edge is just as difficult. I understand it needs to be tight to stay on but it was nearly impossible and I think most people will give up on this step if they even get past the first step of getting the disc to lay flat.

I have it for a week, but feels like a good quality trampoline for adults.

This arrived quickly with all the parts and I was able to put MOST of it together quickly, but I had trouble attaching the pieces that hold the handlebar. At first, they seemed to slide right on, but then I realized that they stopped too soon due to the plastic inserts blocking the tubes. I tried to take out the inserts but they wouldn't budge. Finally, I got a mallet and pounded the legs into place. During the process, one of those plastic inserts came out and I thought, that's good, it'll slide in easier, but without the piece, the fit wasn't tight enough so I put it back in and pounded until finally both legs were flush. It took me longer than all the rest of the assembly put together. Maybe mine was a bit off, and others won't have the problem, but it would have saved me a lot of trouble if the directions mentioned that the legs for the handlebar might need to be hammered in. Now that it's set up, I'm pleased with the trampoline. It's strong, sturdy and seems like it will hold up well. I won't be taking it apart to store in the bag, though,, since I don't want to go through the setup process every time I want to work out. If I were just reviewing the set up trampoline I would give it five stars, but it's supposed to be easy to store, and the directions were incomplete, so for an honest review, I had to deduct a couple of stars.