Updated 15 Dec 2017
Playsafe
10 ft Springless Trampoline with Enclosure
Bottom line: This enclosed springless trampoline is easy to use. But it failed 4 major safety tests for structural integrity, impact hazards and pinch or crush points. It's difficult to assemble.
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Test results
Overall score
Poor
39
Performance
Poor
3.0/10
Ease of use
OK
6.1/10
Good points
- Good instructions.
- OK to use.
- Easy to enter and exit through the zipped opening.
- Easy to relocate.
But
- Failed 4 major safety tests: the frame, mat or enclosure failed a structural integrity test, there are impact hazards for the user, and there are possible pinch or crush points.
- Difficult to assemble: the elastic spring-bands are very hard to install, requiring 2 people.
How we test
We assessed trampolines based on the Australian standard, AS 4989:2015.
Overall score is based on performance (70%) and ease of use (30%).
Performance is based on the number of major and minor failures found with the trampoline.
Ease of use score is based on:
Instructions (30%)
Assembly (30%)
Entry and exit (30%)
Relocation (10%)
Avg price is from a December 2017 survey.
Key data
Model
Springless
Yes
Spring or rod type
Elastic
Avg price
$749
Major failures
4
Minor failures
3
More test results (/10)
Instructions
7.0
Assembly
4.0
Entry/exit
7.0
Relocation
7.0
Specifications
Diameter tested
10 feet (3.05 meters)
More Info
Notes
Available in 8 ft, 10 ft and 12 ft models.
