Trampmaster-Tramp-Master-Trampoline

It is super heavier than most its size and has the zig zag welded frame (no triangle hooks). They all have the sunscreaned webbing so the sun doesn't ruin it. The hooks go in a bed bar instead of the older triangle types (First generation models) and are about 4 1/4 inches each.

Their padding is reversable so you get two usages out of them, this is something that they do with their special pad hook in. Takes 5 minutes to turn it. This gives a double life out of the pads.

Their 9x14 is my 3rd best selling model and is 297 pounds, still the heaviest I hgave found.

Everyone is asking why they are missing their corner springs. They have 18 less springs because of this. Arc Air has springs in the corners and has a different corner feel than the non-corner spring models. It is slight but for competition, trampmaster puts corner springs in their 6000 dollar models in the gymnasiums.

Their 9 inch spring wire are the thickest I have seen (1 1/4 inches) and weight each the same exact weight for even tension. Their springs are so good that peole buy them and put them on their cheap trampolines. Each of their springs are certified and stamped that have been approved. When springs are made, the bunk ones usually don't get thrown out and have less strict tolerances. Some might be longer, some slightly less or more weight causing some springs to give out quicker.

Each trampmaster spring is tested for exact tension and should weight exactly the same within the strict tolerance they have. You won't notice on some parts of the mat it is more firm than others due to the springs they have. If the spring is not made right, it can be 1/10 of an inch too long and other flaws that become bunk.

There do make the 10 inch springs but are not really sold unless its for competition. Their 9 inch psrings due to their diameter and weight (high carbon steal), is bouncier than most 10 inch springs anyway. Their 10 inch spring is super powerful and I don't recommend it for beginners and children.

There are places all throughout the USA that you can try one of theirs to see how different they bounce. If you want to try one of the Trampmaster trampolines, I will try to find someone who can let you try one locally if there's someone in your area. These are about 2 to 3 times the price of the cheap rectangle trampolines but way worth it. The Arc Air is about 600 dollars more than this brand. Both are the highest end backyard trampolines you can get. Arc air doesn't make the competition models but Trampmaster does. I can get these also. See their site. I don't list them as it confuses all the people buying for the backyard but if someone wants one, I do offer co-op prices on them as well.

The Arc Air and Trampmaster, my two best, are very similar in bounce but each has its own pros and cons. One has triangle hooks, one has no springs in corners but high end spring bed attachments. If getting a commercial grade backyard trampoline, you have to really know what is different about each one and if you can't try it, at least talk to someone who knows. Also, I give a 100% money back return on any trampoline I sell minus shipping. I have more than 10 people that are waiting like vultures waiting for you to return it so they can get it even cheaper within 30 days of you trying it. The manufacture knows that I do this and has no problem with me discounting. To get on the list for a demo or less than 30 day used model, let me know if yo uwant one of those.

As always with any product on any of my sites I own, I give free shipping if paying by check. I also sell on Ebay and have 100% feedback and a member since 2005

You can order the Trampmaster trampolines below or call in your order at 1-877-336-7890.

TrampMaster purposely does not put springs in the corners of t their trampolines, (unlike the ArcAir 420 pound heavyweight that believes the just opposite