Who We Are
It is very terrible when your kids spend so much time on playing video games, watching television or reading comic books. You always want your kids to grow up in a good health condition.
It was difficult in the past to do so. We have to depend on television, video games, and movies to help children to entertain. However, all of those things had many side effects on the development of your kids.
But today, thanks to new technology, a trampoline has been invented to help children get off the couch and have a good time without something like video games. A trampoline is a great idea to have fun time of exercise, enjoy fresh air, and keep body in a good shape.
Here at TrampolineJudge.com, we bring you an extensive knowledge on choosing the best trampoline or trampoline accessories and suppliers. We have a list of the best trampoline available in today’s market.
This tool can work on the children of all ages, from the littlies, the teenagers to adults, from indoor to backyard & outdoor, from rectangle to water trampoline.
About The Author
With many years of experience in the field of healthcare service, Mr. Larry Dunn has decided to start his own website which is about trampoline.
With this website, he will share his experiences and expertise advices on different factors to consider when deciding whether or not a trampoline is safe for you and your family.
He will also review new trampolines available in the market. With vivid pictures, useful review and easy-to-use page layout, plus how to set up trampoline and trampoline care and maintenance tips, play tips & tricks, he believes that this website makes everyone accessible to the trampoline.
Your mini trampoline is a fine product. I got mine from a friend who no longer wanted it because
It is missing some springs underneath. I would like to know if there is somewhere I can get
replacement parts. I appreciate your attention to this. Thank you.
How do you currently feel about Bounce Pro? Great price on 15 by 15 at local store. As durable and safe as Skywalker?
Hello Larry,
I like your website a lot – I trust the content. Question: friends have set up trampolines, one under the other, to allow for additional weight and to protect kids and adults from injury. What are your thoughts on doubling the trampolines? We have weight spans in our family – 60 pounds to 240 pounds. I don’t know that my husband wants to jump but I think he would like to have the option. The trampoline will definitely be outside. What do you suggest?
Leslie
Leslie,
You mean put one on top of the other? NO! Not safe; put them separate.
Susan
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