ReboundAir Standard Rebounder Mini Trampoline Rebound

This may sound ridiculous, but this thing changed my life. I wake up every morning and bounce on it for about 10 minutes before starting the rest of my day and it honestly puts me in such a positive mental state. I have more energy now than I ever have. This is a solid product, not a flimsy kid's toy either.

Received the ReboundAir Trampoline today. Under Product Description it states: A helpful owner's manual is also included. Included free: Al Carter's World Lecture CD, "Keep on Rebounding!" DVD best seller. Neither was in the box. The box arrived pretty dinged up but these items could not have escaped!. Trampoline looks fine minus a couple of tiny scratches on legs. Tramp is very good quality. Wanted something that would be kind to my joints, hence purchasing a more expensive Tramp.! As a complete novice have a lot to learn, but as a 72 yr. old feel very safe the little bit of bouncing I tried. My tip thoughfor the older types keep a chair close by should you lose your balance. I have called Rebound and trust they will rectify the issues I have!. I paid $310.00 it is now selling for $299.00.

I looked up reviews for rebounders and this one was tied for first. The other was the German Bellicon rebounder (The standard Bellicon rebounder is $679, with the Premium going for $899. The warranty is only 5 years on the frame and mat and 1.5 years on the bungee chords. Replacement chords are $85.). I couldn't justify that expense, but the ReboundAir was much better in terms of price, warranty and it had great reviews. It is very sturdy (a definite plus for balance confidence) and the size gives added psychological security.

I have been using the cheap $40 rebounders for years and usually have to replace them about twice a year since the springs and mat rarely last longer than that. So I decided to try a more expensive one and after researching many settled on the ReboundAir and I am so glad I did! The bounce on the cheap ones is so hard and jerky in comparison to this ReboundAir. I am having fun bouncing now and can bounce so much higher and smoother, I definitely made the right decision and recommend it to everyone wanting fun exercise!

(Update 8/21/20144) I have now used my Rebound Air for a little over a year and a half. It has been firm most of this time and I started out using it 30 minutes every day. At around a year and a half, I had to reduce my workout time on the R.A. to 15 minutes and less during the last couple of months. The reason for this is that the center of the mat was beginning to slightly sag causing my feet to pronate and causing pains in my hips and knees after that.I started out weighing 138 and I am still the same weight. I am the only person using the R. A. The rebounder was kept indoors, so there is nothing else that could have caused this to happen.I have had quite a few rebounders over the years. First cheap ones from department stores that last 6 months or so, and then more expensive models. I have had better rebounders that were less expensive than the ReboundAir. Two of best I sold when I was moving out of state. I wish I would have kept them and paid for shipping. I would have come out ahead. I paid $300 for the Rebound Air and it didn't last me 2 years, at least the mat quality was greatly diminished. The rest of the RA is in excellent condition and looks relatively new. But pronation is not what one wants on a rebounder. I work out 30 minutes a day on my rebounders when the mats are firm.I just bought a new rebounder and my feet are not pronating with this one. My new one is also guaranteed for life. So if the mat stretches out or declines in any way, it will be replaced. I wish I would have spent the extra money the first time instead of thinking the Rebound Air would be as good as advertised. A mistake I won't make again.

For my lymphatic system as per MM Anthony William.

Great product. Well constructed and very sturdy. I paid just a little more for this one because I wanted one that wasn't going to fall apart after a year of use. So far, my money was spent wisely. I also purchased a Needak Rebounder Stabilizing bar from another seller for my wife to hold on to when she uses it and had no problem with attaching to this rebounder.

Very nice quality. Stands up to my 230 pounds, although I don't bounce hard ( this is not really a Trampoline...it's a re-bounder). The way the legs fit on works,, but seems a bit of a kluge. Knocked a star off simply because we had a nicer one years ago for about the same price...but it's no longer made.somewhat. One does not have to bounce hard...its amazing how invigorating a 10-minute light bounce feels.