REVIEW: Bounce around with the Alex Little Jumpers Trampoline. For active toddlers and youngsters less than 80 pounds, this colorful trampoline with soft foam handle offers a great way to exercise indoors and expend some energy. The padded frame and non-slip rubber feet offer safer bouncing, and the fold-up legs and easy-to-remove handle make storage a snap.
 | Little Jumpers Trampoline
At a Glance Ages: 3 years and up Weight: Under 80 pounds Requires: Adult assembly
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Big, Bouncy Fun Hang onto the foam handle bars, give the trampoline a bounce, and catch some air! Kids will be eager to have a go at this trampoline, which is made specifically for smaller children. Ideal for rainy days indoors, this trampoline will get kids moving.
Out of the box, you'll find parts for the metal frame with attached spring legs and rubber feet, a sturdy bungee cord, trampoline mesh, padded cover, and handle bar. When fully assembled, the trampoline is approximately 34.5 inches square and 29.5 inches high.
Colorful Padded Cover and Foam Handle for Safe Play The trampoline has a foam-wrapped handlebar that kids can hold onto when they're jumping around on the trampoline. This keeps young jumpers safer as they bounce around.
The removable padded cover overlays the frame, guarding kids from getting their feet or legs caught between the bungee cord and frame. Kids should remove their shoes and socks and hold onto the handlebar while they jump. This toy should be used under the supervision of adults or responsible older kids.
Everything You Need for Assembly and Easy Storage The Little Jumpers Trampoline will take approximately 30 minutes to an hour to assemble. The metal frame comes together and secures easily with the included bolts and Allen wrench. The spring legs pop out and into place--a nice touch that simplifies set up.
The mesh cover attaches to the frame with the bungee cord. This step is a little trickier, only because you'll have to make sure the mesh stays centered as you thread the cord into the loops and around the frame. A metal cord lock, which stays under the trampoline, keeps the bungee cord in place. The final steps are to assemble the handle, fasten the padded cover to the trampoline, and then lock the handle into the handle slots on the frame. Before play, rotate the legs so the rubber feet rest flush against the floor.
Getting the trampoline ready for storage is effortless because the spring legs fold and a push button allows the handle to slide out of its slot. Keep the trampoline under a bed, in the closet, in the garage, or propped in the corner of the kids' room until the next bouncing session.
Video Instructions Available on Alextoys.com The illustrated instruction guide is more than adequate for assembly. But if you have Internet access and would like visual instruction on how to put the trampoline together, visit the Alex toys website to watch the assembly video.
What's in the Box Four-part metal frame with spring legs, bungee cord, cord lock, trampoline mesh, padded cover, six screws, Allen wrench, and instructions.
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Owner Reviews, Ratings, Comments and Criticism
My 3 1/2 and 20 month old LOVE this! They bounce everyday and both are well within the weight limit. The bungee (cord that holds the net to the frame) broke the first month. My husband managed to tie it back together and we have since had to tie it 3 times - bungee broke in 4 different spots total. We have run out of length to tie it this last time. My kids are heartbroken and we've only had this for 3 months! Great toy, but will break quickly...
Apparently, a new bungee is $50! Deciding if $50 is worth 3 more months....
