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Question: any one closer to 300 lbs use this rebounder?
Document: I weigh 160 lbs and have been using this rebounder everyday for 20 minutes. It is an amazingly effective work out. Unfortunately, the springs began snapping one by one after 6 months of use.
I was very pleasantly surprised with the quality of this product for the price. The mini tramp's recommended by physical therapists in the area were in the $300-$400 range, which is way out of our budget. This urban rebounder is very sturdy, very well made, easy to use, and has great accessories. Don't be afraid to take a chance on this one - it's a sure thing!
I'm a pretty big guy (300 lbs) and this thing can handle even my weight. Very solid piece of equipment. Best buy for the buck.
I'm under 200 lbs and yet in under a year the stitching holding the tabs to the mat have come off entirely in one spot and looks ready to come off in a second. The real shame is that I neglected to use it with any great frequency initially and and now that I'm in a good work out regimen it's come undone. Even folded up it's a waste of space.
Am 55 y.o. woman that weigh 220 pounds. Absolutely LOVE the rebounder. I turn on my favorite music and go at it. It is easy on the joints and that is important at my age. I was concerned about my weight but unlike many trampolines it supports up to 300 pounds. I don't worry about it breaking due to the heavy-duty quality. If I can use it anyone can.
This rebounder advertises to support up to a 300 lb person, so ONE spring breaking loose during her normal use of this thing is WHY I took off 1 star for the rating. Before I took this rebounder in my hands, I was FULLY aware of the ONE loose spring and I decided to buy and use it like that anyway. I did try securing the loose spring back on, but it is very hard to secure back on. I left it AS IS.
I would highly recommend the rebounder, especially if you have any joint pain and want a soft surface to work out on. Many of them are very expensive, about 300+ but I found this one at Amazon and it is the #1 rated one in terms of quality, durability, etc by CR. BTW, mine did not arrive with any unpleasant odor, as mentioned in previous reviews.
The second DVD provides another complete set of workouts for the rebounder in its elevated configuration.All in all, I think it's great for the price. It's not a Needak, and costs about $300 less than one, so you can't expect that type of quality, but it is pretty darn great for the price. It is what is called a quarter fold rebounder, so when you store it it folds, then folds again into about a 15&#34; x 6&#34; football shape.
This trampoline has a sturdy frame and the folding feature for storage and transport is a plus. But this product has two weaknesses:1) The springs wear out quickly and are expensive to replace ($33 for 6 from manufacturer). The springs began to snap on mine, one by one, after a year of an every day 20 minute moderate workout. My weight is only 148 lbs.
I couldn't believe how quickly it got here. Be careful if you order one other than this one because some can't handle a lot of weight. I checked on one in a local chain store and  I would have been afraid to bounce on it because it looked so cheaply made. Also check the weights they will hold...this one says 300 lb capacity, some don't even give a weight. This one is great for the price, believe me.
Answer: yes