| Indoor trampolines, also known as mini-trampolines, | | | | which can be removed as the child gets older and |
| are small trampoline kits designed for children | | | | bigger. It features 6 steel feet, anti-slip rubber pads, |
| between 3 to 7 years old. They are available in many | | | | a powder-coated steel frame, heavy-duty jumping |
| sizes but most of them are portable and smaller than | | | | mat, and strong padded foam cushion frame cover |
| regular trampolines. Average height is about 9 -11 | | | | for extra safety. Approximate cost - $60 to $70. |
| inches off the ground and may be circular, rectangular | | | | Child Sport Fit Trainer: Manufactured by Texas |
| or square in shape. | | | | Trampoline, the jumping surface of this indoor |
| Since many emergency room-treated injuries are | | | | trampoline is woven Permatron material, and has |
| related to trampoline jumping, before letting kids use | | | | extra wide, deluxe safety pads that cover the frame |
| indoor trampolines (though smaller and look more | | | | and the springs. It's an 8-foot square and 24 inches |
| harmless), all safety precautions should be taken. | | | | high trampoline which can also be used by adults who |
| Adequate adult supervision is also imperative for all | | | | want to stay in shape. No additional tools are required |
| types of trampolines if it involves kids in the | | | | for assembly. It costs around $600, and is one of the |
| trampoline activity. | | | | most expensive indoor trampolines. |
| Indoor trampolines may also be used as a bouncing | | | | Soft-Bounce Rebounder: A product from Needak, it |
| device by gymnasts or stuntmen to be catapulted | | | | has a surface diameter of 28.5 inches and a |
| into the air. Professional indoor, or Olympic style | | | | Permatron mat rebounding surface, with protective, |
| trampolines, have a webbed surface and are | | | | spring cover padding, and is intended for indoor, |
| generally much more expensive. They also need | | | | aerobic use by adults. The rebounder comes in a |
| folding down and are not suitable for outdoors. Other | | | | folding or non-folding model. Purchase also includes a |
| indoor trampolines may also be used as fitness and | | | | video, book, article, and a carrying bag. Costs around |
| weight loss tools. | | | | $120 to $180. |
| Popular Indoor Trampoline Models: | | | | TP Medium Junior Trampoline: Features a detachable |
| Nursery Trampoline: This indoor trampoline has a grip | | | | handle which can be used when the trampoline is |
| handle, and is designed to encourage children to | | | | used by more than one child. Designed to improve |
| exercise and keep fit. The model is suitable for | | | | co-ordination, balance skills and spatial awareness of |
| outdoor use too. It is also equipped with a | | | | the child through play. Made from galvanized steel |
| weatherproof mat and tubular steel frame with a | | | | frame and tough mesh mat that allows rain to fall |
| durable coated finish. The padded cover around the | | | | through. Costs around $60 to $70. |
| mat cushions the frame and prevents children from | | | | Bounce around Inflatable Trampoline: This is an |
| stepping through the bungee cord for extra safety. | | | | inflatable bouncing trampoline constructed out of |
| Costs around $100 to $135. | | | | heavy-duty vinyl, which can be conveniently deflated |
| Joey Trampoline: is designed to help kids learn balance | | | | after use. Great for kids who love to jump on beds. |
| and coordination with the assistance of a handlebar, | | | | Approximately costs around $35 to $45. |