Looking for trampoline offers..

kettricken

Hi Hang in there with the kiddies (horrors) I always believe what comes around goes around/you reap what you sow etc etc. I am sure justice will prevail. If not get a big dog!!

The trampoline - we brought ours last year 8ft plus enclosure for £100 for daughters 3rd birthday, it was from a local store Roys of Wroxham (East Anglia) but I am not sure if they still do it as the local shop has been closed down.
We did by a cover but I must warn you that in high winds this just helped our trampoline to take off and destroy my neighbours greenhouse. I have now invested in an anchor down kit (about £12 from Ebay), apart from this it has been outside all year and is OK but excessive use from daughter plus friends is begining to show. I agree about the zip on the enclosure ours is a hook and eye fastening. Our trampoline encouraged our neighbours to set up a trampoline alley along our Close. And I can say that the Argos one has a torn outer mat already. I did not think that our daughter was old enough but all she wanted was a "big jump" nothing else interested her, so we had to bite the bullet god knows what this years request will be. Our garden cant hold much more.

jolenejolene

Hi,
I would ring Social Services - Child and Families Team, and let them know your concerns. A 7 year old babysitting a 5 year old!!!! Some people don't deserve kids!

lnjk

http://www.kayslifestyle.co.uk/rf/kal/navigation/product.do?Ntx=mode+matchallpartial&SNtt=trampoline&groupId=396135538&Nu=this_product&SNtk=littlewoods_search&Np=1&SN=103+85&Ntt=396135538&D=396135538&Ntk=group_search&Dx=mode%2Bmatchall&thisprod=372401280&N=103+85&Nty=1&Mis_item_id=15&Mis_item_loc_id=1&product=372401280

http://www.kayslifestyle.co.uk/rf/kal/navigation/product.do?Ntx=mode+matchallpartial&SNtt=trampoline&groupId=396135538&Nu=this_product&SNtk=littlewoods_search&Np=1&SN=103+85&Ntt=396135538&D=396135538&Ntk=group_search&Dx=mode%2Bmatchall&thisprod=372401367&N=103+85&Nty=1&Mis_item_id=15&Mis_item_loc_id=1&product=372401367

This is for the 14FT the smaller ones are cheaper but would agree that the bigger the better!!!

Hope this helps

You will also get 20% off that price if you are a new customer so excellent deal at about £170 all in!!!

iashem

try these http://www.trampledunderfoot.co.uk/ i used them last year they were very quick delivering

IoweIoweitsofftoworkIgo

Just saw this at Toys R us http://www.toysrus.co.uk/Product.aspx/TruHome/TruSpecialOffers/TruSpecialOffersOutdoorSports/716367?ref=Search

Half price, only small, but it does state from ages 3+

HTH

kettricken

Looking at the Toyrus one I would say it is far too small in a very short while you will be buying a bigger one. My 3 year old already does seat drops and is now trying back drops against my better judgement. I think it would be false economy.

blue_monkey_2

Thanks for all of your help. We decideed on this one:
http://www.littlewoodsdirect.com/rf/lxd/navigation/usersearch.do?Ntx=mode+matchallpartial&Nu=this_product&Np=1&Nty=1&Ntk=littlewoods_search&Ntt=8ft%20trampoline

It's 8ft so I think will be perfect for them both to get one. We did see the small one but figured how would WE use it, LOL, so that would be better to get a bigger one. In the end I got 10% off the LX Direct one - the same as the Littlewoods incidently but around 15% cheaper! Plus we got a 10% off cose do £105 including delivery for the trampoline and the cover - and a free gift of some lovely make up bags apparently, LOL. Kind of made me mad that you couldonly use a lot of the codes if you opened a Littlewoods Credit Account!! Seems very unfair. We did not get a cover but fingers crossed it'll be just fine - it has been interesting seeing the deals available though and the differences in prices. Thanks guys. I am hoping that it'll keep them quite for hours and help them sleep all night - or is that expecting miracles

blue_monkey_2

http://www.kayslifestyle.co.uk/rf/ka...duct=372401280

http://www.kayslifestyle.co.uk/rf/ka...duct=372401367

This is for the 14FT the smaller ones are cheaper but would agree that the bigger the better!!!

Hope this helps

You will also get 20% off that price if you are a new customer so excellent deal at about £170 all in!!!

These are the same prices as in Littlewoods and the same pictrues so I guess the same group. i am already with Kays so not sure I would get the discount though. Never mind. I don't have the room in the garden for a 14ft one unfortunately, they do already hve a huge swingset and climbing frame - this is pushing it for space now so I think 8ft is the max and will last a good few years yet. Thanks though.

kettricken

Be prepared for some sore legs for the first few times as they excercise muscles that have not been used. My 3 year old had me up quite a few nights saying her legs or feet ached. A quick rub and some calpol sorted it.
And do really consider some sort of anchoring, it is quite distressing coming home and finding your trampoline over someones fence. Although daughter took it quite well, I thought we were going to have to buy a new one (trampoline) the fence was OK but we did have to replace nighbours greenhouse. Fortunately the poles for the surround were all able to be bent upright again, it was a close thing. And also the poles did fall rather close to the neighbours living room windows, it could have been so much worse. I really did not think the wind could have lifted it as they are really heavy.

cyrilthepost

picked up a 10ft one today from the Range for £99 with everything,cage cover the lot:D :money: