Is the bounce noticeably different than an indoor table? How does the bounce compare with the 250S?
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The bounce on any outdoor table will be duller than a bounce on an indoor table. The Cornilleau line of tables has tops that get thicker as you increase in price. You have a 4mm surface on the Sport One, a 5mm surface on the Sport 250 plus you have a Softmat finish on the top, there is a 6mm surface on the 400 with a Mattop finish and a 7mm surface with a Mattop finish on the 500M . The Mattop finish will reduce glare and the skid of the ball more than the Softmat finish. The Sport One has no additional finish. The thicker your top the better the bounce will be. Generally people playing for recreation and they do not play on a good quality indoor table will opt for the 250S or the 400M. If you are competitive at all, are used to playing on a good quality indoor surface or want a table with the closest bounce to a good quality indoor table you will want the 500M. Please let us know if you have additional needs. Have a good night, Darlene Cornilleau USA 3780 Rippleton Road, Route 13 South Cazenovia, NY 13035 888-647-2778 Toll-Free 315-655-2033 Fax
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I guess it depends on what you are looking for. it seems to be bouncy enough for our son. I will make it really rock and he does not quite like that yet. I know it is not as bouncy as some of the older ones he has played on but they are 15-20 years old and so the springs are going to have more bounce. I would buy it again if I had to.
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I have found this to be a solid table, and it has withstood bumps and thumps better than any table I have had. We use it in the kitchen, where it does receive abuse. Be sure to tighten all screws when assembling and check them occasionally to make sure they stay tight. I think the screw construction is part of the reason it is sturdy.
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Yes, it bounces but with some effort. I bought it to exercise my hands & feet.
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This is a very good table for the money... very grippy surface... the men are balanced but they will fall down with a good jarr ...personally I think it has more overall control than Tornado table ... just takes getting used to like any other table.
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Ft 200 is much bigger. Actually it is the size of one full table . Both are impressively amazing.
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I am a new player, so don't have much experience for comparison... I can put forward spin and back spin on the ball pretty easily... The package does dent the racket a bit but it comes out with use pretty quickly. cushion is significant in my uneducated opinion; easy to dampen the return; if anything I have to make sure I give it enough sometimes. I believe an experienced player could apply good control with the racket. We are very happy with them I believe any next upgrade steps for me would to build out my own racket from a blank as the really good players do.
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I'm gonna have to say no because its really hard to balance in the first place but if you could track it down somewhere cheaper id say give it a try if you have the patience to practice for weeks. But if your looking for something for rough ground go with a atom 80x mountain board
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I have it in my basement. My three kids (age 2, 5, and 7) can all bounce without hitting ceiling. It is not a high ceiling (standard ceiling height). It is awesome because we live in AK and my kids get on it everyday. My 7 yr old will probably be too tall to bounce in house next year.
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The 13' Bouncer has some bounce to it. If you are looking for a floating trampoline that has big bounce, check out the Island Hopper 15' Classic water trampoline. Here is a great comparison video to explain the differences between bouncers and water trampolines. http://watertrampolines.com/comparem.asp
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Sorry, I have experience with the Palm Springs table. It seems appropriately heavy, but not unduly so. I wanted something stable.
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Hi and thank you for your question! I hope you get some positive feedback from other customers currently enjoying their JumpSport trampolines. The 350 and 220 have the same jumping mat and frame but differ in the adjustability of the cords; the 350 tension can increase to offer a slightly firmer bounce. They do have the same weight rating if you are comparing the non-PRO series. The 350 PRO however, does have 4 adjustable tension settings and additional cords to allow for a higher weight capacity. Please feel free to reach out via email to lauren@jumpsport.com should you have any other questions. Regards, Lauren McKenzie Hi and thank you for your question! I hope you get some positive feedback from other customers currently enjoying their JumpSport trampolines. The 350 and 220 have the same jumping mat and frame but differ in the adjustability of the cords; the 350 tension can increase to offer a slightly firmer bounce. They do have the same weight rating if you are comparing the non-PRO series. The 350 PRO however, does have 4 adjustable tension settings and additional cords to allow for a higher weight capacity. Please feel free to reach out via email to lauren@jumpsport.com should you have any other... » Read More Hi and thank you for your question! I hope you get some positive feedback from other customers currently enjoying their JumpSport trampolines. The 350 and 220 have the same jumping mat and frame but differ in the adjustability of the cords; the 350 tension can increase to offer a slightly firmer bounce. They do have the same weight rating if you are comparing the non-PRO series. The 350 PRO however, does have 4 adjustable tension settings and additional cords to allow for a higher weight capacity. Please feel free to reach out via email to lauren@jumpsport.com should you have any other questions. Regards, Lauren McKenzie « Show Less
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The wholesaler or retailer vending this merchandise through Amazon should be able to answer your question as there is usually a connection to these people available on the product page. I bounce up and down from 240 to 250 and have no problems (yet).
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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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I have not used the hard balls. These are softer and were purchased for indoor use so we wouldn't smash anything. We play this game for fun and are not too concerned about the finer points of "bounce."
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It was purchased for a grandson and is at his house. I would guess the other answer is close. We found the table to be stable and well-built. Our grandson is three years old; so, that may make a difference in our perspective on durability.
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Daniel's response below is accurate. I really like mine... I was looking for something for the kids and I to enjoy. We all enjoy the table and I wanted the table to be able to easily get out of the doorway and into another room if needed... I have it in a room that is multifunctional and I didn't want the size or weight to require a dedicated room.