Trampoline Information (merged thread)

Poppy9

nadnad wrote:

I'm moving house soon and will have room for a trampoline - I'm going to get the biggest one I can find and I don't have kids - its just for me!

Can I come over to play? I'm fed up with skipping. Skipping is a dangerous sport too. I mean I could trip over the rope

nadnad

I skip too - its soooo much fun and even funnier when my OH tries and falls over - VERY VERY dangerous though!

IvanOpinion

One of our neighbours has one (with safety net/cage) and to be honest it is a bit of an eyesore. The kids do seem to like it and play in it a lot .. and I have (so far) never heard of one being hurt ... although I do hear them a lot (noisey lot ). I suppose it is like everything else there is a risk, you just have to do what you can to minimise it and in the end you have to accept that sometimes there are going to be accidents ... they are not anybodys fault ... they are just accidents (sometimes !!!!!! does happen).

Ivan

arkonite_babe

All discussions regarding trampolines have been merged into one handy thread

serpico

IvanOpinion wrote:

One of our neighbours has one (with safety net/cage) and to be honest it is a bit of an eyesore. The kids do seem to like it and play in it a lot .. and I have (so far) never heard of one being hurt ... although I do hear them a lot (noisey lot ). I suppose it is like everything else there is a risk, you just have to do what you can to minimise it and in the end you have to accept that sometimes there are going to be accidents ... they are not anybodys fault ... they are just accidents (sometimes !!!!!! does happen).

Ivan

Yes so can Litigation if someones child gets injured on your trampoline