Large Trampolines

You can think of a large trampoline as 11 ft or above in diameter.

Here are the dimensions of the three Springfree Trampolines on this page:

• Springfree Large Oval Trampoline (8 ft x 13 ft)
• Springfree Large Square Trampoline (11 ft x 11 ft)
• Springfree Jumbo Square Trampoline (13 ft x 13 ft)
• Springfree Jumbo Oval Trampoline (12 ft x 19 ft)

But…Springfree Trampolines are different from traditional spring-based trampolines when it comes to size: Springfree maximizes your room to jump.

Trampolines with springs take off roughly 2 ft of jumping room. So, a 12 ft trampoline is actually 10 ft worth of jumping space.

With Springfree, the size you see is the size you get.

The no-spring design means you’re getting a large trampoline that offers tons of space for kids (and parents) to jump freely!

How big of a trampoline you need will depend on a couple of key factors:

• Backyard space – will the trampoline safely fit without compromising on aesthetics?
• Jumpers’ age and future growth --- will the trampoline meet your jumpers’ current size and future growth? Note the amount of jumping room and the trampoline’s weight limit here.

Consider your long-term goals with a trampoline when deciding on a trampoline size.

If your child loves trampolining, buy a bigger size first. You don’t want them to outgrow the trampoline!

If you suspect trampoline jumping will be just a phase, you may want to buy a small or medium trampoline.

For two people, we would recommend at least a 12-foot trampoline (depending on the jumpers’ size and age).

Even when buying a trampoline for two people, we strongly encourage you to enforce a one-jumper-at-a-time rule.

Most trampoline injuries occur when multiple people are jumping on the trampoline simultaneously.

While jumping with your friends is great fun, there are plenty of ways to enjoy the trampoline with friends without having multiple people on the trampoline.

Check out our best trampoline games for inspiration!

Many people assume that because a trampoline is large, it will produce a larger bounce.

This can be true but it’s not universal.

A trampoline’s bounciness depends on multiple factors, including:

• The jumper’s size and jump height reached.
• The quality of the springs/rods.
• The shape of the trampoline.
• The firmness of the mat.

While large trampolines can certainly produce a higher bounce, there are too many other factors at play to say that definitively.

What can be said about large trampolines is they will offer more room to jump.

This is important for aspiring gymnasts, cheerleaders or other athletes.

A large trampoline can cost $300-$4,000 and anywhere in between. It will mainly depend on the quality and size of the model.

Generally, the larger the trampoline, the more it will cost.

In Springfree’s case, prices go up the bigger the trampoline gets.

For example:

• Springfree Large Oval Trampoline ($1,799)
• Springfree Large Square Trampoline ($1,999)
• Springfree Jumbo Square Trampoline ($2,499)
• Springfree Jumbo Oval Trampoline ($3,999)

A large trampoline could be worth it for families with long-term trampoline goals.

It’ll be more expensive than an average-sized trampoline.

But it will save you the headache of having to buy a new one down the road once your child outgrows the old one.

You can buy a large trampoline online from various brands, retailers and backyard dealers.

This includes right here at Springfree Trampoline, where we sell the highest-quality large trampolines on the market.

Our products are priced at a premium for a reason.

While we won’t be a fit for every budget, you’re guaranteed to have the safest and longest-lasting backyard trampoline with Springfree.

Choose wisely!