Childrens Trampoline.
The AirKing Mini 5ft Trampoline is a Childrens Trampoline, a small trampoline designed for younger children.
With a maximum user weight of 16 stone or 100kg adults can use this mini trampoline too and the high quality sturdy design is ideal for the rough and tumble that youngsters will give it.
With a maximum user weight of 16 stone or 100kg adults can use this mini trampoline too and the high quality sturdy design is ideal for the rough and tumble that youngsters will give it.
AirKing Mini 5ft Childrens Trampoline.
All the metal parts of the trampoline are guaranteed to be rust free for five years so you can safely leave the trampoline out in the garden, all the fabric parts are waterproof and won't fade or crack in sunshine or rain.
Forty eight springs and a very bouncy trampoline surface made from a polypropylene weave give excellent bounce and fun for the whole family.
At 5ft in diameter the trampoline is big enough to have lots of fun on without the trampoline taking over the whole garden, it is of course suitable for smaller gardens where space is at a premium.
Six legs provide stability on all surfaces including grass lawns, sand, paving slabs, concrete and wooden decking.
The trampoline is lower to the ground than its big trampoline cousins and this makes it ideal for younger children who would have trouble reaching a taller trampoline or who would be uncomfortable so high up.
Use this mini trampoline for adult exercise too, trampolining is a very good form of cardio vascular exercise involving the whole body.
With free delivery and a super low price now is the time to buy you and the children a mini trampoline.
Customer Reviews
If you only have a small garden this is a good choice.
Mike, Thu Dec 01, 2011
We use this in the hall and it seems to work well.
Terry, Wed Nov 30, 2011
We live in a flat and have no garden, we use this in the flat for exercise and for when the children want to play.
Colin, Tue Nov 22, 2011
Good quality and cheap price and free next day delivery too.
Tom, Wed Nov 02, 2011