Basic Tips

Here is some important safety tips and information that parents can use after buying a trampoline for their family.For starters, you should always buy a safety enclosure for your new trampoline. This will help prevent your kids or even adults from falling off the trampoline, and onto the ground. The trampoline itself should also be securely resting on the ground, on a flat level surface. Straight stakes can be put into the ground, and then duct tape can be wrapped around the legs of the trampoline and the stakes. There should be no kids playing under the trampoline, because someone could get injured, from others playing on top.A trampoline can be good outdoor fun in any large yard.

If your children have been trying to convince you to buy them a 10ft trampoline, you might have spent time wondering about the safety of trampoline in general. Look for a trampoline with safety walls, called "side guards" on them. If your children are young or haven't quite become use to the bounce on your 10ft trampoline, consider getting them to wear safety helmets.

Trampolines have been a favorite among children since they were first invented and that includes the AlleyOop trampoline. If you have ever jumped on a trampoline with someone else you know how important the shock absorbtion can be especially on little ankles and knees.One thing all trampolines have in common is the ability to have fun while you exercise. Because it is so much fun to feel free they spend hours jumping along with all the neighborhood kids.

The shock absorbtion.The AlleyOop is 50% more forgiving when it come to the shock absorbation then your ordinary trampoline. This right there is worth the decision to choose AlleyOop over regular trampolines. The safety enclosure.All of their trampolines comes automatically with a safety net enclosure. An ill fitting net or no net at all is a recipe for disaster when kids are bouncing. Safety is always a top priority when it comes to children on trampolines.3.