Is this fold and go trampoline the same as sold by other websites on Amazon that advertise: "From Box to Bounce in less than 5 minutes; Unfold your trampoline - Screw on the legs - Attach the handle - Bounce - Repeat"? It looks the same to me but the...
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Hello Lisa - it is always good to check but it is the same trampoline. Hope that helps. Mike.
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As with anything that comes partially assembled, I check everything first then do my assembly. That being said, I got this for my Mom and she had specific things she wanted and this fit the bill. Glide not swing, (gliding moves much less than swinging in my experience). And so on. I have also had great experience with Amazon when contacting them with any issues. I'm not sure why other reviews have kept swing when they weren't happy with it. If you do your homework first, read all specs, read many reviews and check google reviews as well, you will be well informed if this is the right product for you. Not knowing how lucky my you have had the swing, not certain what Amazon would be able to do. I will tell you that when I have contacted them about an item that "no longer qualified for return", I kept going until I got to the "chat live" option. Once there it was a different world. I have had problems solved by their customer department on many occasions without any problems. They are there to help. Anyway, it couldn't hurt to contact them. Good luck. It's really important to check each sellers guidelines. I have the best luck with sold and shipped by amazon products.
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No it isn't the same. I thought I was ordering the snap together one too and got this squishy one instead. You want the "Doggy Steps" made by Telebrands (as seen on TV). If you can't find it here on Amazon, I know PetSmart has them.
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This is not as easy to fold as other portable swings. Rather than folding what you actually do is take it apart. So you are having to assemble and disassemble which is not very easy. Other than that it is a great swing.
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The toy which we ordered prior to Christmas does not have the button on the legs (shown on the website picture) that allows you to remove the leg. If I were you, I would order the toy--which is a lot of fun for 5-6 months and up--and then return it if it does not have the buttons and request one that does. Over a period of years, there will most likely be times when you will want to remove the legs, for example for travel or for use with a younger baby. good luck!
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You need to get the trampoline has the hand trail. I am about the same age as you. I purchased this model and was not pleased at all. The hand trail was broken. When I returned the product, they charged the their shipping cost which they offered free. They also charged stacking fee which was almost 20% of the cost of product. They deducted about $6o or more from what I paid for. I found the better quality one with the hand trail less than 1/3 of the price of this product.
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This is the enclosure and not the trampoline. It took me 45 minutes by myself. It comes in two colors, green and blue. Foam goes inside each pole (two poles connect into one). Sit inside the trampoline while you insert each pole, then connect one top nut and U joint loosely onto the supporting leg. Repeat...then do the second U joint and nut, loosely. I do recommend two people. Put grease around the nuts to prevent corrosion after tighten. Good luck. Happy Hoildays
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Yes, it is the easiest part of assembly... He will love this huge trampoline. My grandson (autistic) is almost 5 years old and the handle gives the kids that "extra" confidence to hold on while jumping. Since jumping surface so large, safer option in this former Pediatric nurses opinion!!! I still believe a 6 year old would use the handlebar, makes "jumping tricks" more fun. (Also included in instructions booklet, step by step instructions) This thing is awesome!!!
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No the ball comes out slow and drops on the trampoline thing on the ground and bounces up and then the hit it. The ball kept getting stuck also. It's good for kids just learning thou
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It's my experience that the kids don't gently step off the tramp when they are done, they jump off. The legs usually stay on the ground, only if they get too wild do they come off the ground. It is such a good way to give the kids exercise during the winter I would buy it and just make sure the kids are using it during hours where the neighbors don't mind a little noise.
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My boxes did NOT have the picture on them although one of them did have text on them that indicated Trampoline, 15ft, SKU, box 1 of 2, etc. They are two generic brown boxes, very large obviously. Unless the kids do a pretty thorough inspection of each side of the box, I doubt they would know what it was.
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It's made for small children, so for them, that size it's about the perfect amount of bounce. If an adult steps on it they will just about sink to the ground, but for small children it's just enough tension. At the same time my in-laws have a real small size trampoline (for exercise) and even though my daughter can get good height on that one she has to put some work into it, plus those made-for-adults trampolines have a little too much bounce and can be down-right dangerous. This one is just perfect for the 1.5 to 4 year old age.
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Yes, its actually very easy and folds up extremely quick. but you do have to watch the video and practice and you will be fine... I sometimes forget, and i just watch the video and then im fine.
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I think Amazon.com might have these messed up on they are missing some versions because Flyjumper lists 6 models as far as weights go for adults and they are listed by model numbers not large medium etc. They are called PowerStrider (which is what I am ordering elsewhere) and look like the images. Now they have 4 models for kids but they don't look like what amazon shows. I'm not sure I would trust getting the right item, could always return though I guess. Might contact them for further verification on this.And ignore the review left recently, that person obviously doesn't know what he is doing with them and/or obviously isn't even telling the truth. I think Amazon.com might have these messed up on they are missing some versions because Flyjumper lists 6 models as far as weights go for adults and they are listed by model numbers not large medium etc. They are called PowerStrider (which is what I am ordering elsewhere) and look like the images. Now they have 4 models for kids but they don't look like what amazon shows. I'm not sure I would trust getting the right item, could always return though I guess. Might contact them for further verification on this.And ignore the review left recently, that person obviously doesn't know... » Read More I think Amazon.com might have these messed up on they are missing some versions because Flyjumper lists 6 models as far as weights go for adults and they are listed by model numbers not large medium etc. They are called PowerStrider (which is what I am ordering elsewhere) and look like the images. Now they have 4 models for kids but they don't look like what amazon shows. I'm not sure I would trust getting the right item, could always return though I guess. Might contact them for further verification on this.And ignore the review left recently, that person obviously doesn't know what he is doing with them and/or obviously isn't even telling the truth. « Show Less
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All I know is we threw it out after only 30 min.- did not roll over cememt dragged and wasalmost impossible for me to push. We purchased this for vacation use bummer. Don't wasteyour money or injury yourself.
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Hi Howard, I have no idea of the answers to your questions. I can tell you that I am actually quite pleased with the trampoline. It is the second one we have owned, and it seems to be well built. The kids like it better than the first one that we had for many years, as this one is both larger and bouncier. Good luck. Allen
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This trampoline does NOT collapse PERIOD. It is permanently put together in the position as pictured. There is no taking it down, collapsing it, or folding any part of it up. You'd better have a pick-up truck if you want to take it to the park or grandma's house.