ZERO GRAVITY Ultima 5 Rectangular Barrel Trampoline in 3 Sizes. High Specification with Safety Enclosure Netting and Ladder

Brilliant. Absolutely brilliant. We got the 12x15 (large), mainly because they quickly sold out of the small and medium sizes.We purchased at the start of the Covid19 home isolation period to make the garden a better solution for the kids and us to exercise. It is well worth the difference in price (small compared to large), and I am genuinely blown away at the value. It is daunting in its scale when going through the assembly process. Its huuuge. Now that it is all assembled, I am really glad we got the big one. It takes a lot of space, but is super springy and lots of room to have fun. We all love it.Assembly takes a good chunk of a day, and some portions of the process are definitely meant for two people. Instructions are great, and the numerous steel poles (and all the other parts) are clearly labelled, making it less confusing to get it all together. Not all of the base steel poles are screwed together, so there is a lot of bits separating until they go under tension of the springs and mat. Lots of comical running about pulling this bit together only to have the other bit separate. This is only a mild inconvenience during assembly - once it is fully assembled, it is quite solid.The safety net attaches to the end of the mat, keeping fingers and toes safely away from the springs. Great design. Lacing the safety net to the mat is time consuming, and definitely adds to the overall assembly time (especially on the large size). Worth spending the time and getting it right.Very happy with this purchase - years of bouncy fun ahead for the whole family on this well engineered trampoline.

Brilliant. The price has just gone up since I brought it a few days ago. It’s a really foot trampoline. Sturdy and easy to put up. Highly recommend

Defo 2 person assembly, even my husband that can manage most things needed my help. There is quite a lot of pushing and shoving but it is built well and my boys love it.Amazon/yodel tracking service was horrendous but got in contact with Zero Gravity independently and they were brilliant!Great item and looks a lot bigger in real life than on the pics, don’t be fooled by the pics my garden is huge!

Perfect it arrived 2 days after ordering.Was very simple to put together, instructions very clear and the video they have in the item information is great to follow if theres any confusion during the construction.Took us just under 3 hours mainly due to the fiddly bits like threading the safety net to the base etc but the actual base construction was done in about an hour and a half.It’s a well built sturdy solid construction and great having a ladder with it too making it so easy to get up and down. I’m really pleased with it and the kids are loving it. Definitely worth the money.

Love it and brilliant value. Only concern is the outer part. It's not very tight spring so when kids step on getting in it squished up a bit and mat moves as not enough strings to secure in place. And tbh the don't secure well. If like the padding around the ouside more secure to trampeline as ties do not attach from outer padding so there is movement and folds in exposing the springs. As this is so high off the ground. I esp now would not allow kids to stand on outs ide as I don't assess as safe.

We purchased our 1st Zero Gravity trampoline during Covid and it lasted us until this year. 4-5 years for a trampoline with frequent usage is good to me. Was easy to assemble, I only needed my wife help to lift the frame on to legs. Other than that instructions are good and easy to follow. It took me around 4.5 hours to do and I’m now the best dad in the world again! 😂

Bought this as our old round trampoline broke and decided to go for a rectangular shaped one as the bounce is supposed to be much higher. Well this one is an unusual barrel shape and is described as an affordable but stronger alternative to a traditional rectangular trampoline.Of course it was a pain to put together as all trampolines are (this is the 5th one we have had now so have had a bit of experience!) but of all the trampolines we have had I found this one the most straightforward and least frustrating to put together. Note to the manufacturer though- the instructions seem to be missing parts ie. which bolts/screws to use for certain parts...luckily I was able to work it out but it would have saved time if it were in the instructions. Also my advice would be to ignore the manufacturers instructions on how to put the springs on as it cannot be done that way, the tension is too great and the springs simply wont reach (unless you happen to be The Incredible Hulk!)-best way is to attach the four corners (as per the instructions) and then work your way along the sides from corners, alternating sides/ends every few springs-this way each spring pulls the next loop close enough to attach (the instructions way is impossible and I think it risks over stretching and damaging the springs).Anyway, the thing is now up! I will be honest I was unsure about purchasing this as there were no reviews and I couldn't find anything on google about barrel shaped trampolines...but since my kids love bouncing so much (and such good exercise too!) I decided to risk it-I have to say, so far I'm glad I did- the bounce is so much better than a round trampoline-this is the 10 X15ft one btw- and so much more economical on space than our old round 14ft one. Our garden isn't huge so that is kind of important. Another plus point is that the frame seems much more robust and there is a big supporting brace leg in the middle giving extra strength. Also I found a lot of round trampolines, the legs are quite mobile and can start turning under the thing, this does not do that as it seems more sturdy and heavy.Obviously I cannot say how it will wear and tear over time but overall we are very happy with it, great fun and would recommend!