Trampoline Without Springs : Does It Still Have Enough Bounce?
Trampolines–while a great way to exercise and have fun–can be dangerous. Many trampoline makers have changed their designs to use heavy-duty elastic bands rather than metal springs.
This has many advantages to the consumer, the most important being that one cannot get scraped or pinched by metal coils should they slip while on the trampoline. Although many regular trampolines have covers or pads covering the metal coils it is still possible for a foot or hand to slip under the protective padding. Another benefit is that the elastic will not rust when left out in the elements, unlike what happens to metal springs in the rain.
Why choose a springfree trampoline?
There are many advantages to getting a trampoline without springs, including greater ease of mat replacement, and that the trampoline will not rust or become over-stretched despite frequent use. The elastic bands are usually stronger than metal springs, because there are more of them to support the mat, and they will not become unsprung like metal coils can.
How much does a springless rebounder cost?
If you are concerned about cost, purchasing a springless rebounder is still the way to go–especially if you are ordering online. The elastic bands weigh a lot less than the traditional metal coils, which can save you a lot in shipping costs. If you already have a metal trampoline, you cannot just replace the mat to convert it to a springless as the frames are different. However, there are adapters available to aid conversion. The cost of replacement parts are similar for each type of trampoline.
Is a springless rebounder strong?
The simple answer is yes. Made of high-grade elastic, they can provide even more bounce without the bounce back of metal springs. They are less likely to break, and they definitely do not rust. When left out in the elements, the elastic is protected from its natural enemy, the sun, by a wide cushioned band, and therefore, may only wear out in a few years time with heavy use. Unlike metal, which will get wet or damp and rust, the elastic bands are weather resistant when shielded from the sun.
If you buy a top-notch springless rebounder, it will be sewn together nice and strong — its superior quality can be seen in double stitching and extra thick reinforcement. Unlike springs, springless rebounder do not have metal grommets that can tear away from the mat or squeak like metal against metal springs, so with proper care they can even last longer than those with springs.
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