Trampolines come in numerous sizes to accommodate different types of locations, families, weight ranges, and ages of individuals. We will list the many sizes that we have here, along with the situations and situations in which they are the best option, so that you may choose more wisely before making a purchase.
Round trampolines are ideal for young children who playfully jump with friends or wrestle on them, as we have seen. For space and bounce, medium and large rectangle trampolines are highly preferred as they develop into sports like parkour, trampolining, board sports, etc.
Rectangular trampolines are more popular among kids who like dancing, gymnastics, and cheerleading since they feature a corner and linear area, which is crucial.
Rectangle Trampoline
7 x 10 feet rectangular trampolines (Little)
A lovely little rectangle trampoline that would look great placed between a garden shed or swing set and a cubby house. These trampolines are beautiful and little, and they serve the same purpose as the circular 8 or 10 foot trampolines. The one child at a time rule ought to be in effect because of the lower size.
8 x 12 feet Rectangular Trampoline (Medium)
Excellent trampoline for kids up to the ages of 12 or 13 with plenty of space and a great bounce. This is the trampoline that junior gymnasts most frequently use to rehearse their routines if they are interested in gymnastics.
When the springs are activated at the width of the trampoline, a rectangular trampoline often bounces better than a round trampoline, which requires all of the springs to be active.
This trampoline is perfect as an in-ground trampoline or to be nestled into a corner.
9 x 14-foot Rectangular Trampoline (Large)
This trampoline was created specifically for children who participate in gymnastics but find the 8 by 12 foot rectangle trampoline to be a bit too small for them to fully extend their flips, causing them to fall on the pads rather than the trampoline mat. The additional two feet significantly improves the bounce without sacrificing it.
There is enough space on this trampoline for two children into their teens.Compared to the other two smaller rectangle trampolines, this one has a considerably stronger design because its frame tubing and pads are significantly thicker. a good size for an underground install.
10 x 17 feet Olympic Size Rectangular Trampoline (X-Large)
It is definitely not appropriate for toddlers unless you are absolutely conscious that they won’t get a good bounce out of this until they are 8 or 9 years old. You do need a large backyard for this one. Older children would do better with it. This trampoline isn’t quite as bouncy as a real gymnastics trampoline with a two string woven mat. Children would require 65–70 kg to reach the height necessary to perform a double somersault on a typical mat.
For the majority of families, we would advise ordering this size with the high bounce option. If all the youngsters truly want is plenty of space and height and bounce.
For normal family use, this trampoline is great. This backyard investment is long lasting because of its sturdy construction. A true Olympic size also makes a statement in the backyard.
14 x 16 feet Rectangular Trampoline (XX-Large)
The 14×16-foot trampoline, which is nearly square in shape, is a terrific size for making a large impression. Our garden was overtaken by this trampoline when we had four adolescents. The children were between the ages of 15 and 19, yet the trampoline was in good condition. It’s a fantastic area for soccer, wrestling, and classic leaping tag games.
It’s possible that this trampoline could draw in more kids from the neighborhood who will jump over the fence to jump on it! This trampoline weighs well over 200 kg, so moving it to mow underneath is difficult. Just let go of the mower handles and descend.Once more, it boasts a sturdy, substantial frame for years of fun.
Many cheering kids use this trampoline as their go-to option. Perfect for tumbling and honing skills that, when they gain confidence, will be applied directly on the floor.
Australian Galvanized springs and High Bounce options are also available for this trampoline. Installation underground is feasible.
Round Trampolines
8-Foot and 10-Foot Circular Trampolines (Small – Medium)
An 8- or 10-foot trampoline is probably your best option if you want to get the kids a trampoline but don’t have a lot of space. For small backyards or courts, or for families with younger children, these smaller trampolines are ideal.
But keep in mind that you should never have more than one youngster on an 8- or 10-foot trampoline at once. They will probably bump against each other in such a tiny place, which could lead to injuries. Because the 8-foot trampoline is likewise lower to the ground, weight is another consideration. Please make sure of this before making your choice. Choose a 10 foot pool over an 8 foot one if you have the space and the money to do so, as the longer term benefits from the higher height.
Even more so if your yard is small, an 8-foot trampoline is still preferable than none at all.
12 Foot Round Trampolines (Large)
Ideal for the majority of families with two children who can use it simultaneously or older children one at a time.
They don’t take up much room—12 feet is 3.6 meters—but you can comfortably have larger kids or adults bounce on them. Indeed, this size appeals to the widest age range.
A 12ft trampoline for sale is the best, if all you have the space or money for is a round one, also the best for your kids.
14 And 15 Feet Round Trampolines (X-Large)
These larger trampolines, dubbed “Entertainers,” are the family-friendly, communal trampoline of trampolines. Due to their sheer size, they are safer, more enjoyable, and able to accommodate more children or adults at once.
This trampoline can be ideal for you if your children are all ten years old or older and you have a large household. Since it’s a trampoline that will keep your kids entertained for hours on end, these sizes are a wonderful deal if your kids are social and frequently have friends around.
You could discover that the 12-foot trampoline would be preferable if there is just one youngster using it and they are attempting flips.
