Purchased for my 7yo twins birthday. It is a PAIN to put together. Took my husband and a friend nearly all night. However, the final product is pretty awesome looking and seems very sturdy and safe! The "electron shooter" game is garbage, ours didn't work at all and that part is not replaceable! And Sam's wanted to send me a whole new trampoline to replace that dumb game. No thanks! I did buy this on sale so I wasn't too upset that it didn't have a ladder or stakes to secure it down. We purchased those separately. At full price I may have been kinda annoyed at that. Also this thing is very large. I know its 15ft but it's also just an imposing structure when finished. Be sure you have enough space for it!

This is a great trampoline. It was time consuming to put together, but it was worth the effort. I read previous reviews about missing parts, but I had no issues with that so I can only assume they have addressed that issue. I am very happy with this purchase.

Bought trampoline for grandsons and ordered double basket ball accessory. Love the trampoline but The poles on basketball accessory are round and the trampoline poles are square, so I will be retuning it. Is there one that fits this trampoline? Thanks

After having this trampoline for a month one of the poles by the zipper opening bent and broke in the wind. Without realizing this had happened my daughter went to play on the trampoline and was left with a large gash on the front of her leg that went from knee to ankle . The trampoline has sat since unused because it is clearly not safe to climb onto with the sharp edge left from the pipe break.

This trampoline is subpar. The screws that are used to put together don’t stay screwed in very well. We were constantly having to make sure screws were in and tightened. Also it completely broke in a year. So not worth the money spent in our opinion.

I want to clarify a few things that I tried to find info on before I purchased. The weight limit is stated at 220 MAX, that's not per person. Trampoline does not come with ladder or tie downs. This is our first trampoline so I think it's a great price to see if the kids will play with it as much as they say they will. The set up took my 20 year old sons a few hours to do but they said it wasn't too bad. Overall I think it's well worth the money.

In the process of storing the trampoline over the winter, a couple of the poles were lost/ misplaced! I looked online to a place that sold trampoline parts, and they wanted $120 for 3 poles. So I called SportsPower directly. They were understanding, friendly, and answered the phone right away. My parts arrived in 3 days! It's unfortunate that I'm surprised by excellent service, but SportsPower stands behind their well made Steelflex Trampoline.

After getting the jump mat attached with all the springs we noticed a spot where it had been snagged, a small hole in it. The remote to electronic toy thing also does not work. Yes we put batteries in all 3 lol. We followed the instructions and it doesnt work. Overall the trampoline is very nice. Itd be better if a ladder were included with it so it matched nicely but we ordered one that will do. I'll update once we get replacement parts. Hopefully that goes smoothly and quickly.

*Well, I tried to add photos, but apparently Sam's Club doesn't want me to show anyone what happened, because I keep getting an error message when trying to attach them. There were 3 pictures total: 2 pics of the pole and 1 pic of my child (from the neck down to keep his image intact in case any of his friends, or any acquaintances, see this review. Image is very important when you're 9½ years old). I will keep trying to edit my post in the near future when Sam's Club gets their act together technologically and fixes the error. *I also tried to use emojis throughout my review to lessen my own upset, but Sam's Club doesn't allow the use of emojis in their reviews either. Boooo, Sam's Club (insert mad face emoji here)! *Actual Review from a Real Sam's Club Member, (me) and Purchase has been verified by me also: I purchased this trampoline in November 2019, during a sale, for $199.98. My kids received it as a present for Christmas in December 2019 (I'm including the year for wow-factor). Important to note: this trampoline has a ridiculous amount of parts to it; more than any other trampoline we've owned (we're a military family and this is our 5th one). The legs alone are each made up of 3 pieces that are screwed together. Our other 4 trampolines had legs that were each one piece. Anyways, we waited to set it up until March 15, 2020 when weather was better. Fast forward to today (April 14, 2020), the metal side pole is cracked and bent. My solid, 104 pound, 9½ year old attempted a front flip. I say attempted, because he never fully mastered it before tripping and falling against the side pole (yes, the net gave way as well, but didn't tear). The metal side pole is cracked where the screws go into the holes (yes, I said cracked) and it's also bent. This trampoline only lasted for 30 days (count the days yourself if you don't believe me). I'm extremely disappointed and so are my younger two kids. One I mentioned above and the other one is 11½ years old and 90 pounds. Yes, they were on the trampoline at the same time when this happened, but my 11½ year old was waiting off to the side while my 9½ year old was bringing the magic (almost) until the pole got in his way. Also, the way the pole bent really defies logic when the netting remained unscathed. I would not recommend this trampoline to anyone at this time. I will soon see how easy it is to buy the individual parts needed to fix it. I have included pictures of the pole (the netting is already off) and also a picture of my 9½ year old for reference in case anyone is mean and calls him fat. He is height-weight proportionate, plays 4th grade football (he made weight for his age group, for those of you wondering), and he's almost as tall as me (I'm 5'2"). Let's be honest, there are mean keyboard warriors out there and I want to stop them before they start mean typing. I will update this review after I figure out how easy (or hard) it will be to order parts.

First, this thing is cumbersome to put together and I have put together hundreds of items, including large furniture pieces. To cut the cost, they have done away with many essentials and that made assembly difficult and will impair durability a lot. For example, large metal parts are joined together with tiny screws. The enclosure net is attached to the base with 9 long SHOE LACES! You are supposed to stitch the net with the base using shoe laces. I lost the skin on two fingers doing this while keeping the tension (with the help on someone else) and I expect a failure of the laces over time with strain from jumping. This area should be attached using a heavy duty zipper or clippers, not shoe laces. Also, beware that you can't move this thing easily, not because it's heavy, but because when you left it up it will bend and start to buckle. Good luck mowing your grass under it easily.