part two to my previous question....so should we go with the 17 x 15 oval or 9x15 square or a rectangular? Also her goal would be to have a friend to jump with
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we purchased the oval and love it. It is huge and enough room for 3 to jump at a time.
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I agree with the previous answers -- we got the 15' by 17' model for our 3 boys and they love it. We had a slightly smaller one when they were little (they are 13, 13 and 9 now) and based on our experience, it pays to get the largest one you can afford. Even though there is a warning label saying only one person would use per time, that never happens, and our guys have had up to 8 kids at a time on this one. We do discourage flips, etc to reduce the likelihood of injuries. Get the big one, you won't regret it.
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I ordered the 17x15 oval for my 8 yo son. This has been the best summer activity. He and his friends have many "battles" in this arena. There is usually 3-4 children at a time on this trampoline. I have a friend whose girls have a round trampoline and they are dying for an oval one llike ours!!
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the kids love the sampling it's very roomy and so far they're having a good and safe time with two to three kids jumping simultaneously
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Since a 9 X 13 = 117 and a 12 X 18 = 216 you can see that two boxes of mix will fit very nicely, indeed. We use the larger size frequently and are always pleased with the result........Jack
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it's a perfect square table, so if its primary use is a small dining table (and you don't use it for games) I would choose a small rectangular table.
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racket for 9 year old granddaughter, what size should I buy? Jun 3, 2013I was looking for similar information. You would want the 25" which is for ages 8-10 and great for those just starting out. This is per www.tennis-warehouse.comJun 18, 2013 by T. Pfotenhauer My grandson who turned 6 last November loves this racket and is taking tennis lessons. This was the size and brand recommended to his dad for his age and size (his is tall and strong like an 8 year old)
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The jumping area is pretty much 8 x 8. You may loose a little space in the corners but it is plenty room--more so than I imagined. My Grandchildren love it--it blows up and deflates very quickly too!
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Morning Annette - The area is a 12' x 12' circle at a 14' height. Please let me know if you have any other questions.Elisa
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Hi!You will need a rectangle of 3,5 * 4 meters approximatively, I guess it is 11,5 ft per 13 ft, on the ground. Then you need maybe 1 meter all around to have the space to swing! Sorry for the dimensions in meters, I am French!Hope it helps!Br nathalie
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Square would probably be the best and I suggest a platform under it if you plan to use it outside.
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I built the 18,000 piece puzzle and had to use my ping pong table. That held all of the pieces for that part and the puzzle. Just to do 1/4 of it at a time. Then I slid it to another table that was 36" by 60". So if you have a sheet of plywood 4'x8'. That will give enough room to build it with the pieces all right there. Have fun. I did.
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I would suggest the 4 footer. I also like to use corner flags or a coaching stick for goals so that the kids do not goal guard. If you get these make a retaining arc with discs infront of goals so kids will not stand there and play GK. hope this helps.
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Go with the bigger size. 5x5 to small. My daughter hits into almost every night. 7 x 7 better choice. It only take a few minutes to set up.
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Hi. The trampoline is awesome and the way the safety netting is set up on the inside makes it very safe as there is no possilility of falling through springs. However, this placement does reduce the inside jumping area by about 6" each side....Probably not big enough for two jumpers over 5..and best for a single jumper.
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mine is 15X17. I think this is the standard Sobakawa size so perhaps 20X15 may be called Queen....I don't know. A couple of inches either way I don't think would make a difference. And I do agree with with the other replies. Enjoy.
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Marshall, go with the bigger one. The kids love our parachute and we have found so many fun uses for it. But as they have grown I find myself wishing I had gone with the larger one. It's worth the extra investment.
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A tad more space than Insanity due to the ladder usage. I'd say a 8'x8' should suffice. Enjoy.
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You might need a little more space. I did mine in a space approximately 7'x10' and it was a little tight but I made it work. The important thing is having a high enough ceiling to jump rope under.
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I jump with my 9 yr old daughter but 2 is the max if you want to avoid mishaps. Its pretty small really. Great for my kiddo to do flips on alone. Actual jumping surface is 54x100 inches.It was smaller than i expected but great for my gymnast.