Indoor Trampolines And Mini Trampolines
Carl Walker
Indoor trampolines, also known as mini-trampolines, are small
trampoline kits designed for children between 3 to 7 years old.
They are available in many sizes but most of them are portable
and smaller than regular trampolines. Average height is about 9
-11 inches off the ground and may be circular, rectangular or
square in shape.
Since many emergency room-treated injuries are related to
trampoline jumping, before letting kids use indoor trampolines
(though smaller and look more harmless), all safety precautions
should be taken. Adequate adult supervision is also imperative
for all types of trampolines if it involves kids in the
trampoline activity.
Indoor trampolines may also be used as a bouncing device by
gymnasts or stuntmen to be catapulted into the air.
Professional indoor, or Olympic style trampolines, have a
webbed surface and are generally much more expensive. They also
need folding down and are not suitable for outdoors. Other
indoor trampolines may also be used as fitness and weight loss
tools.
Popular Indoor Trampoline Models:
Nursery Trampoline: This indoor trampoline has a grip handle,
and is designed to encourage children to exercise and keep fit.
The model is suitable for outdoor use too. It is also equipped
with a weatherproof mat and tubular steel frame with a durable
coated finish. The padded cover around the mat cushions the
frame and prevents children from stepping through the bungee
cord for extra safety. Costs around $100 to $135.
Joey Trampoline: is designed to help kids learn balance and
coordination with the assistance of a handlebar, which can be
removed as the child gets older and bigger. It features 6 steel
feet, anti-slip rubber pads, a powder-coated steel frame,
heavy-duty jumping mat, and strong padded foam cushion frame
cover for extra safety. Approximate cost - $60 to $70.
Child Sport Fit Trainer: Manufactured by Texas Trampoline, the
jumping surface of this indoor trampoline is woven Permatron
material, and has extra wide, deluxe safety pads that cover the
frame and the springs. It’s an 8-foot square and 24 inches high
trampoline which can also be used by adults who want to stay in
shape. No additional tools are required for assembly. It costs
around $600, and is one of the most expensive indoor
trampolines.
Soft-Bounce Rebounder: A product from Needak, it has a surface
diameter of 28.5 inches and a Permatron mat rebounding surface,
with protective, spring cover padding, and is intended for
indoor, aerobic use by adults. The rebounder comes in a folding
or non-folding model. Purchase also includes a video, book,
article, and a carrying bag. Costs around $120 to $180.
TP Medium Junior Trampoline: Features a detachable handle which
can be used when the trampoline is used by more than one child.
Designed to improve co-ordination, balance skills and spatial
awareness of the child through play. Made from galvanized steel
frame and tough mesh mat that allows rain to fall through. Costs
around $60 to $70.
Bounce around Inflatable Trampoline: This is an inflatable
bouncing trampoline constructed out of heavy-duty vinyl, which
can be conveniently deflated after use. Great for kids who love
to jump on beds. Approximately costs around $35 to $45.
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