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£99 10ft trampoline with enclosure

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  • We bought this deal 2 year ago and its very good HOWEVER the net is so brittle and has recently ripped all the way around. The net is like a bag for oranges so you tear one bit and its easy to rip more and there is nothing to stop it going all the way round. Its £90 for a replacement net so almost as well getting a whole new set up! I have no against my better judgement taken the net right off as the other way the trampoline was totally unusable. It is a good deal but please dont expect it to last for years and years.
    Kyle 03.04.04
    Kaitlin 19.09.06
    Ruairidh 21.05.09

    "Before you judge a man, walk a mile in his shoes. After that who cares?... He's a mile away and you've got his shoes! - Billy Connelly
  • wingobins
    wingobins Posts: 20,649 Forumite
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    I think the netting is much stronger on the asda ones now as my sister bought one recently and it had a much thicker net plus the zip went round the bottom in a curve rather than straight down so a lot easier to get in & out.
    Big thanks to all who contribute to the forums. Be lucky everyone and be safe!
  • guigy
    guigy Posts: 19 Forumite
    Just picked one of these up yesterday, have to say the build quality looked good on the one assembled in store, the netting looks adequate - one concern was how low off the ground the trampoline is.

    I'll come back and post in a few weeks once the kids have put it through the "stress test" :D
  • rosatoso_2
    rosatoso_2 Posts: 659 Forumite
    edited 18 April 2011 at 5:06PM
    We bought the 10ft one + enclosure £99 from Asda last year. After looking through forums on MSE we realised it was a Jumpking, which I heard was a good make, but it wasn't branded as such when I went to pick it up. We've had ours up all winter and it's fantastic, very sturdy and has quite a high enclosure and tough net.

    http://direct.asda.com/10ft-Jumpking-Combo/000953739,default,pd.html

    HTH
  • wingobins wrote: »
    I think the netting is much stronger on the asda ones now as my sister bought one recently and it had a much thicker net plus the zip went round the bottom in a curve rather than straight down so a lot easier to get in & out.

    Ahh so maybe they realised it wasn't as good. Oh well at least the newer ones wont suffer the same then.
    Kyle 03.04.04
    Kaitlin 19.09.06
    Ruairidh 21.05.09

    "Before you judge a man, walk a mile in his shoes. After that who cares?... He's a mile away and you've got his shoes! - Billy Connelly
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