what makes the trampoline a "PRO". What is the difference between the 250 vs. the PRO series? Is it weight limits or size of jump area?
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As I recall, it's both. The pro has a slightly bigger mat and the max user weight is a little more. I have the 350 and have no complaints at all.
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The easiest way to answer this question might be to go to their website, find any of these mini-trampolines (such as this very one) and click on the 'compare' button. There, you will find a list with all the features of the various trampolines in an easy to read chart.
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I believe it is weight limits. My previous trampoline buckled under the pressure of.my girth. How was I supposed to lose if I couldn't jump? The pro series alleviated ALL of my concerns. It is a joy to bounce on.
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Not sure what the 250 is - but the Pro is very stable! I do wish the jump area was a bit larger though. As I got used to it I was able to stay more centered and not step off into the covered spring area.
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Hi the bands are thicker and made for commercial use but weight limits are the same
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The 350 PRO series has 6 extra cords (36 rather than 30 with the 250 series), has adjustable cords and is rated to 300#. Check website of JumpSport.
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I have been using PROV1 for about 4 months. The big difference for me is from 150 yards in. the ball checks up and stays at its target, where as other balls hit and keep rolling. I love the feel of the PROV 1 as well.
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Hi Carol. This can be for all ages but PLEASE think of every trampoline as for one person at a time. 250lbs no problem...Trampolines are not dangerous, it is the people that use them....Good product for its price point.
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The weight limit is 100 pounds. My 30 pound son and 40 pound daughter jump in it together just fine. It is a very sturdy and strong trampoline, I think it would be fine. Just know that it will only last you until the child reaches that 100 pound cut off.
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The non-pro models tend to max out at 143 lbs. This too, has the same limits. Reference from the official manufacturing webiste here: http://www.razor.com/products/kick-scooters/wild-style/
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I can't say for sure, but I don't think there is a weight limit. I have jumped onto it myself with no issue, and I am over 100lbs. To note, it has some buoyancy, but not a lot. (It's not like a trampoline or anything.) My kiddos mostly use it to jump off the couch (often doing twists or flips) and use it to have a super kush and safe place to land. It's great for proprioceptive input. It's bigger than it looks in the picture too. :) I definitely still recommend for any kid - especially if your son needs the proprioceptive or vestibular input.
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I have not owned or been on a Bellicone but i do own the jump sport 350 pro and i love it. good bounce very quit i was deciding between jump sport and a Bellicone myself and for the price I'm glad i got what i did
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ok first of all the razor pro scooter is the best ever. You could go off a ten foot drop and land it. All you have to do is really compress as you hit. The pro is bigger to. front shocks suck there heavy and fall apart. It does not matter if you weigh 166 because it is so durable.
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The main differences are Size and Noise Reduction. The Sport model has a noise reduction rating of 22db The PRO model has a Noise reduction rating of 30db Because of extra noise reduction provided by the PRO version, they have a much larger profile. The larger size COULD be in the way if your using them with a rifle, if you use a handgun, the size should not be an issue. In my personal opinion if the larger "bulk" is not an issue then go for the maximum protection you can get! Your hearing will thank you!
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It is at my grandchildren's house and I have not been there to measure it. Lonnie Ray has measured it and gives a good explanation. It is a super trampoline. Secon for my grandkids.
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The Pro Version is made of heavier gauge metal and weighs about 35 pounds. The standard version weighs slightly over 28 pounds.
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We got it for the higher weight rating too. Not that we're doing triple reverse back flips, but I've been on this with my kids for a total of 350 lbs with no issues during or after. Perhaps a better admonishment would be to not have a single person heavier than 250 lbs bounce as I can see the combination of weight AND a lot downward force causing the "tarp" to sag down to half the height of the legs. Even then, the bigger issue would be more for anyone else in the trampoline at the same time that is lighter weight as it could launch them up pretty good like a sling shot.
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110 lbs, but can support up to 220 lbs- adult and teenagers are not recommended to use the trampoline, as the mat may not support their weight/height on full bounces and may 'bottom out', hitting the ground. This can also have a stretching effect on the springs, reducing 'bounce' over time.
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I think so it is larger that most other kids trampolines. Made for bouncing not doing flips and the like. I have bounced on it myself and it was a work out!
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After doing the product model comparisons and a lot of research I went with the 350 because it is the start of the more commercial type rebounder and I felt it would wear better and possibly last longer than the ones in the 220 class. Also, my starting weight was at almost 200 pounds, and I have already dropped 20 pouñds... ; ) If I was a smaller person, maybe I wouldnt have cared, but I am not. I love it so much. It gets my heart rate to go up almost immediately. Good lùck. I think you will be very happy with the bungee style cords. Very quiet when bouncing on it.
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Lesa, the product description says "With a Pure Fun 12 Ft Trampoline and Enclosure Combo, your family will jump safely. All Pure Fun outdoor trampolines are safety rated up to 250 lbs" Based on the 12 foot size, I'd say this one is designed more with kids in mind. My three grandsons all get on it at the same time (total weight of about 120 lbs) and there's no problem. They have a ball jumping. Have had it for a few months and we're happy with the product so far.
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This one has no "pull up bar," and only 4 cables, but on quick look, the Reformer Plus is much more compact at about half the length, lighter weight, less sturdy, and closer to the floor. The Pro XP 556 is elevated, takes up a TON of space and is a very heavy-duty piece of equipment. So it depends what you're looking for -- if you are shorter, and want something compact and easy to store away, don't get the 556. If you are taller or just want a higher quality piece that can stay out and take up a lot of space, the 556 is a good product for you. Also, I don't see the rebounder being very useful with something as short as the Reformer Plus 5 Cord. For rebounding, even the 556 feels a little short (and I'm only 5'3", btw).