6 Best Round Trampolines (Budget-Friendly and Premium)

1. Skywalker 10 ft Round Trampoline 

• One of the most affordable 10 ft round trampolines you will find. 

• The no-gap enclosure system will help mitigate the risk of coming in contact with the springs.  

• Includes a galvanized steel frame that should last around three years based on the warranty length. 

• Includes a dual zipper and latch clip closure system to help with entering/exiting the trampoline safely.  

• Recommended 175-pound user weight limit may rule it out for older kids and adults. 

• 1-year warranty on all parts besides the frame hints that you will likely need to invest in at least some replacement parts after a year of use to keep the trampoline in safe condition. 

• You will likely need to anchor the trampoline during wind or severe storms to keep it in place. 

• The springs take off roughly 2 ft of jumping space, so it’s more like an 8 ft trampoline in jumping room. 

• The poles are slightly curved but still static – which can cause potential injuries if enough impact is applied to the net by the jumper. 

2. Jumpzylla 10 ft Round Trampoline 

• Comes with padded curved enclosure poles that help prevent contact between the jumper and the poles. 

• The safety padding covering the springs can be flipped to show a new colour and potentially lengthen the padding’s lifespan. 

• You can also customize the spring padding cover, choosing from nine colour combinations. 

• Single jumper trampoline weight limit of 330 pounds is solid for an 10 ft trampoline. 

• Based on user reviews, the trampoline should be fairly easy to assemble. 

• Only comes with a standard 2-year warranty (they offer additional storm coverage for purchase), which means you will likely need to invest in replacement parts on key components like the net and springs after a couple of years of use.   

• Springs take off roughly 2 ft of jumping space, making it more like a 8 ft trampoline in jumping room.  

• Since the trampoline is light you may need to anchor it during heavy wind or weather conditions to keep it in place. 

• 3mm net weave will help protect kids from getting fingers or toes trapped in the net while jumping. 

• Solid 10-year warranty on the frame. 

• Good 5-year warranty coverage on the springs and mat. 

• High user weight capacity of 375 pounds. 

• No nuts or bolts, which should make assembly easier than more robust spring trampolines. 

• Includes a mat with game icons as a fun twist.  

• The net, poles and safety padding are only covered for a year, likely requiring replacement parts for these components to keep the trampoline in safe condition after around 365 days of use.  

• Springs take off around 2 ft of jumping space. 

• Although there’s a gap between the poles and the net, the poles are stationary, which can still cause injury if the jumper approaches the net with enough force. 

4. Jumpflex HERO 14 ft Round Trampoline   

• High-quality frame (10-year warranty), mat and springs (both covered for five years).  

• The weave of the net is made so hands or toes don’t easily get trapped within the holes of the net. 

• The metal components undergo a six-layer rust-proofing process, which is more than most spring trampolines.  

• Stylish green-and-black colour scheme. 

• Designed with no bolts or welds, which should make it easier to assemble than other $1,000+ spring trampolines. 

• Springs are only 7.1 inches, which is lower than other premium spring trampolines (spring size can be an indicator of bounce quality).   

• The enclosure net, spring padding and poles are only warranted for one year, which is usually how long you can expect these components to last on this trampoline before needing to order replacement parts. 

• Equivalent to a 10 ft trampoline in jumping space due to the springs taking off around 2 ft. 

• The netting and the mat are separate entities, which can cause gaps that expose the springs and a potential falling area.    

• Even though the metal poles are slightly curved, they still are stationary and could cause injury if enough force is applied to the net by the jumper.     

5. Springfree Jumbo Round 13 ft Trampoline Bundle 

• Large round trampoline bundle includes a basketball hoop and ladder in a black colour scheme with special value pricing exclusively offered at Costco – likely netting you the best round trampoline for the money when considering safety and durability in addition to price.  

• Equipped with award-winning safety features, including a springless design, a flexible enclosure net, a frame positioned underneath the jumping surface and a mat with no hard edges.  

• Equivalent to the jump space of a 15 ft spring-based trampoline (132 square feet) due to the no-spring design. 

• 10-year warranty on all parts (only trampoline to offer complete coverage of 10 years). Many families go the full 10 years without needing to buy major replacement parts. 

• The bounce of a Springfree is softer and more forgiving than a spring-based bounce while achieving similar heights.  

• Holds up to 1,500 pounds of total weight (220 pounds recommended per jumper). 

• Key components are galvanized and properly UV-treated to last in all climates, including hot, snowy and windy regions.   

• Assembly can be challenging for some, particularly inserting the mat rods and installing the enclosure. Professional installation might be needed for some families.  

6. AlleyOOP DoubleBounce 14 ft Trampoline

*Search locally to see if a store in your area is selling this particular AlleyOOP model - the cost below is based on their U.S. website. 

Pros: 

• Option to upgrade to AlleyOOP’s DoubleBounce technology for an additional row of springs.  

• DoubleBounce option comes with 128 springs measuring 10 inches long – solid for a spring-based trampoline and indicating a powerful bounce.  

• Strong trampoline frame backed by a lifetime warranty. 

• High-quality mat and net are backed by a 10-year warranty.  

• The padding covering the frame and springs is 1” thick and made from quality materials. 

• No zipper is required to enter or exit the trampoline.  

• The springs take off around 2 ft of jumping room – the jumping space is equivalent to an 11 ft springless trampoline.  

• Warranty coverage is not consistent – the springs and frame padding are covered for five years, and all other components are covered for one year. This means replacement parts might be needed within 1-5 years of jumping.