Trampolines By Size
Trampolines | Trampolines By Size
8ft trampolines are specifically designed for younger children and toddlers, they also take up a lot less space, making them ideal for people with small gardens. Here at Etoys Zone we stock a wide range of 8ft trampolines to ensure that we can meet the requirements of all of our customers.
We understand that because 8ft trampolines are designed for children, safety is extremely important. All of our 8ft trampolines have a range of safety enhancing features, designed to prevent your child from being injured. We also stock a variety of trampoline accessories for 8ft trampolines including 8ft trampoline safety nets, thicker 8ft trampoline pads and 8ft trampoline covers designed to prevent your trampoline from being damaged, helping to maintain both safety and performance of the trampoline.
| A 10ft trampoline is ideal for smaller gardens and younger bouncers. 10ft trampolines offer a responsive and safe bouncing experience and they represent excellent value for money. A 10ft trampoline can facilitate for the growth and development of young children, making it more cost effective than an 8ft trampoline.
All of our 10ft trampolines offer high specifications and a range of performance and safety enhancing features. Our 10ft trampolines are also designed to offer unbeatable value for money, making Etoys Zone your one stop shop for high quality, long lasting trampolines.
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Our range of 12ft trampolines are designed to offer something for everyone, with a variety of trampolines with different price tags, specifications and performance enhancing features. Here at Etoys Zone we undertake regular research projects to ensure that we stock the right trampolines to suit our customers. We recently found out that the most commonly purchased trampoline size is a 12ft trampoline, which is why we stock a variety of 12ft trampolines and 12ft trampoline packages. A 12ft trampoline provides an excellent bounce and requires significantly less space than a 14ft trampoline. Etoys Zone have a wide range of 12ft trampolines from great brands such as Tp, Supertramp, Jumpking and Xtreme 360! | 14ft trampolines are the largest round trampolines available, and if you have enough space in your garden, they're definitely the best trampoline for performance bouncing and are more suited to experienced bouncers. Due to the trampoline spring tensions involved, they provide superior stability and a high performance bounce.
We stock a wide range of 14ft trampolines including the impressive 14ft Skyhigh trampoline and the popular 14ft Skyhigh Xtreme 360 trampoline which is the best performance trampoline on the market with the highest specification. The 14ft Skyhigh Xtreme 360 trampoline has the thickest trampoline pads and the largest number of trampoline springs.
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8ft trampolines are the perfect option for young children who do not have the ballance for the larger sized trampolines. If you are looking to introduce your child to trampolining an 8ft trampoline is defiantly the way to go and with our fantastic 8ft trampoline and trampoline safety enclosure packages available you can be assured you child can bounce in safety. | At Etoyszone we have a great selection of 10ft trampoline and safety trampoline enclosure packages from lots of top brand names such as Tp, Supertramp, Jumpking and Xtreme 360. The 10ft trampoline and safety net package is perfect for younger children as it has a softer bounce and a lower frame height and with the safety enclosure you can relax knowing that your child will not fall off the trampoline. |
12ft trampolines are a popular choice as they can fit in to most gardens yet provide a great space for the bouncer. With the Etoyszone 12ft trampoline and trampoline safety enclosure package not only will you receive a great trampoline but you also remove the risk of falling off, giving the bouncer instant confidence. | 14ft trampolines and trampoline safety nets package are the perfect combination of fun and safety. The size of the trampoline ensures you get a fantastic performance bounce whilst the trampoline safety enclosure removes the risk of falling off giving any novice bouncer the confidence they may need. |
Choosing the size of your trampoline can be just be just as hard as choosing the brand. With thousands of shapes and sizes available it can be difficult to actually know what to buy and you can often feel lost in a sea of information. To help you decide we have written a little list of things to consider when choosing the size of your trampoline.
Firstly it is very important to access who will actually be using the trampoline. If you have a young family it is probably best to get an 8ft or 10ft trampoline as they are specifically designed with the younger market in mind and have the benefits of lower frame height. The 8ft to 10ft trampolines are also much cheaper than the larger sized trampolines and if your children do not like using the trampoline you will not have wasted a great deal of money. It is also important to note that the 8ft trampoline is designed to be used by only one child at a time; this means the trampoline is much safer as most injuries occur when multiple children are bouncing on the trampoline.
On the other hand if you have an older family such as teenagers and above you should only consider the 12ft and 14ft trampolines. The larger sizes have a higher maximum weight limit and although many trampoline clubs strongly advise against they are large enough for two or more people.
If you have a range of children from very little to older teenagers we recommend looking at a 12ft trampoline as it will allow for the older children to bounce easily with plenty of space yet has a less powerful bounce than the 14ft meaning younger children will be more stable when bouncing.
The next aspect to consider is the size of your garden. Remember when placing your trampoline make sure you have at least 3ft of space around the trampoline to allow for bouncers to safely enter and exit the trampoline. Also when choosing the area choose a flat level section of ground which is preferably grassy and away from sheds or low hanging tree branches.
The last main section you should really consider is price how much do you want to spend. By choosing a larger trampoline that is of poor quality means the springs will wear out sooner, the framework will rust quicker and the pads will soon deflate whereas by going a size smaller you could get a trampoline that is of much better quality and will last for years. A great tip is to try and find less well know trampoline brands as they often have great specifications and are very safe but as they are less well known you do not pay for the brand name. A great example of this is our Skyhigh trampoline range and our Xtreme 360 Trampoline series both have great specs are safety tested yet because they are still relatively unknown they still have a low price tag.
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Trampolines | Trampolines By Size
