Newan 48" Fitness Trampoline with Adjustable Handle Bar, Silent Trampoline Bungee Rebounder Jumping Cardio Trainer Workout for Adults - Max Limit 330 lbs

I wanted to give rebounding a try but didn't want to invest a large amount of money to begin with, at least not until I could see if I liked it and if I could see definitive positive results. The price to positive reviews on this one seemed promising and after assembling it and using it a few times I'm feeling this was a solid purchase. I was able to put it together by myself in about 30 mins (Note I'm a 59 yr old woman who isn't super strong), I just followed what the video showed to do and found it easy. Tip: having it on it's side as shown when attaching the bungy cords is a must, then use your body weight when pulling down. Trampoline feels very solid, stable and safe, I like the larger size of the jumping surface area, it allows you to do a larger variety of workouts on it. The bounce feels great, it is more on the firm side than a more high end model might be, but it feels fine on my joints, knees and back so far. All in all I'm happy with it for an affordable way to try a new exercise routine that has a lot of solid research behind all its positive claims. As to durability, that remains to be seen and I will come back and update my review accordingly.

I have never bounced on a rebounder before so I don't know if this is a good one or not. I have watched a lot of reviews and YouTube videos and they all say that the more expensive rebounders feel much better than the cheap ones. They say "much more stretch and rebound" on the expensive ones. Since I have no experience as reference for comparison, I can just say that the rebound on the Newan seems fine to me. It doesn't seem like I am just jumping on the floor like a lot of the experts say about the cheaper rebounders. I am enjoying it very much no matter if it isn't the most responsive. One thing I did notice is that it is much more stiff near the outside than in the middle of the pad. I am taking it really slow because it is quite a workout. Only a couple of minutes at a time. Today I did two minutes five times throughout the day and can feel it in my legs. A good feeling. The assembly was pretty easy. Once I got the first eight bungee cords on the corners, I stood the frame up and pulled the bungees over the frame towards me as I sat on a stool. Not too hard but I have pretty good arm and hand strength. I can see where it might be hard for some. Got mine together in about 30 minutes while watching TV. It seems really well built and I feel even at 240lbs the fabric is strong enough to hold me. At first I didn't put the handle on, thinking that the extra stress of maintaining my balance would strengthen my core. It was OK, but then I put the handle on and I do prefer having that safety blanket if I need it. I still try to go hands free but I really like the handle for doing torso twists. So far so good!

I did a lot of research on rebounders before I picked this one. I have to say I absolutely love it! I won't lie, putting on the bungees was NOT fun, my fingers didn't like it, but was worth a little pain cause it's super sturdy and well crafted. I've had it for awhile now and use it almost every day. I'm very happy with this purchase. 5⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️'s

I am so excited to use my rebounder. I’m really looking forward to the exercise benefits as well as health benefits. But let me tell you, this sucker is hard to put together. I’m a fairly fit 40 year old woman and I struggled. I started putting it together and I had to stop to eat because I thought my blood sugar was going low, I started yelling at everyone because of my frustration and I was scared I was going to send a bungee flying across the room, hitting someone in the face a killing them! Took me over 2 hours to get maybe 7 bungees attached. Then walks in my husband. I’m a very independent, strong woman and don’t like to admit when I’m weak but asked for help. He is a normal, 42 year old man, strong but nothing crazy. He picked up the bungees and literally finished the thing for me in 10 minutes. After all that, I’m very happy with the rebounder. It’s strong, good quality and great price. I didn’t want to invest in an expensive bouncer quite yet so this price was perfect. Don’t be fooled by the cheap price, it’s still quality. But gave 4 stars because of the difficulty putting it together. Hopefully you have a young, hot strong man (or woman) in your life that can put it together like my husband did. Once it’s put together, you will be happy too!

Here’s what I love about this trampoline: + it’s relatively quiet when jumping. It’s not completely quiet, but there are no squeaky springs to worry about. + I love the size. It’s larger than many rebounders and gives me lots of room to move around without falling off. + the handle is perfect for when I want to jump higher or want help balancing. I like the fact that it can be removed. + it’s sturdy and good quality. We’ve had no issues with it. + I did see negative reviews about assembly, but I had no problem assembling it. If you have limited hand mobility, I could see where it would be difficult, but it’s overall strait forward and simple. + I love working out in the rebounder because it’s simple. Just put on music and jump. It’s great for a whole body workout. I’m glad that I purchased this. I would definitely recommend it.

I'm so happy with this trampoline! It is really and truly silent. I had a spring trampoline before and I had to turn my music up so loud to cover the annoying squeaks I scared the cats and couldn't do Zoom workouts with friends. The 48" size is so freeing, I did not realize how constrained my movements were using a 40". It is not flimsy in any way. Very sturdy. The bounce feels different than one with springs. It seems harder to jump same height so is a better work out probably..maybe? Putting it together was not hard, but did take about 40 minutes with just me. I can't imagine two people doing it. Tips to easy set up: Use the dang tool! Do not be intimidated by instructions, one step at a time and you'll quickly get the hang of it. Feed bungee ball through straps two per edge and let them just hang, stand trampoline on edge with bottom/legs facing you, squat or kneel and use tool to grab curved/looped bungee end and pull it up on front of frame (side away from you) and down in back (side towards you) just past the ball end and release loop tight around bungee ball (1st edge will be easy with no tension), then rotate trampoline so opposite side is on top, repeat, keep repeating till you have 2 connected on each side, feed the rest of the bungees through straps and repeat squatted loop and connect routine. The squatted position gives you all the power you need to pull down and connect. Just takes a couple tries to get the hang of it and you'll be a professional trampoline putter-togetherer! Storage is a thing in my small house as trampoline is quite large around and also tall (about 13" fully assembled) and not foldable. I stand it on edge and roll into my closet. Good thing it's a cute color!

The higher you jump, the tougher the workout. For a year where we're stuck at home and activities reduced at a minimum, and summers are becoming impossibly hot, this is great to have. I'm a big person and I feel safe jumping high on it. The handle is great as I feel safe to jump high while holding the handle, making sure I don't fall off and steady myself when my legs become exhausted. However, to assemble it, you have to use considerable amount of strength and be two people doing it. It's part of why it can withstand big people, its elastics are strong and tight. They provide a metal hook to help you. Use it! The trampoline set upright, I put my foot on the bottom side while pulling the bottom elastic. The first ones are easy but as you add elastics, it gets tighter and you'll only be able to pull it high enough using one hook only and your entire body strength. While I held the elastic stretched enough to pull over the ball (part of the elastics provided and meant to hold the it in place) my husband looped it by pushing both sides of the elastic around the ball. It took three rounds, taking breaks, to finish the deed. Still have no regrets and love working out on it. It's so much more fun than a treadmill, possibly more intense, and definitely easier on the joints. As someone who isn't skinny (around 220 lbs) and because of that running isn't really an option--too hard on the feet, knees, and sciatic nerves, this is a much better alternative. You can see in the video how it withstands my weight even when I'm jumping high.

I love this rebounder. It's good to get your heart right up very easily. It's so good for you. It's easy on the joints so rebounders in general are good but the quality of this one's great. It's heavy duty. Install was pretty easy the only thing that's kind of annoying or doing all of the bungee cords. Other than that, I highly recommend. I also love the pink.

Took a bit to put it together , a tip is watch the video it helps.

El producto es bueno sin embargo por la forma de construcción la borla y el sujetador degollan los resortes justamente el problema comenzó después del mes así que ya no puedo devolverlo

Did not like that handle is bolted on and so we don’t use it because it’s too hard to put away with it on

Muy bueno, buena calidad, resistente. Me gusta.

Two gals use this 48” Newan rebounder, and put it together. It’s solid and well made and the color is pretty cool.