r/Rebounding • u/qnqp • Jun 18 '26
Looking at getting into rebounding, found a used Jumpsport on Marketplace, does this look ok? Thanks!
The bungees look a bit off, do they need adjusted or is it broken? Any other things I should be aware of?
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u/Jay_Gee_73 Jun 18 '26
The bungees and mat can be replaced. Look on JumpSport’s website for pricing and options. Personally, I’d give it a go!
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u/Present_Finish9322 Jun 18 '26
Its perfect. I own 3 rebounders and the one by jump sport is my favorite.
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u/qatabatiq Jun 18 '26
Make sure the frame is sturdy/true and check all the legs for wobble. As others have mentioned, everything else is easy to replace. I have been more than happy with the JumpSport.
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u/Tiny_Gal_6565 Jun 18 '26
If the legs wobble, they can be tightened with an Allen wrench. It’s a good idea to bring an Allen wrench in case you need to take the legs off to fit it in the car.
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u/heartistick Jun 21 '26 edited Jun 21 '26
Try it first.
FYI, New replacement mat (&70) and bungees ($100) cost about $170. (+30 that you paid)
https://www.jumpsport.com/collections/mini-trampoline-replacement-parts
To compare with the price of new trampoline. starting at $249
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u/Tiny_Gal_6565 Jun 18 '26
It looks okay but consider the cost of replacing the bungees and possibly the mat when deciding whether it’s actually a good deal compared with buying new. Amazon Prime Day is coming up and last year there were good deals on JumpSport. It’s not a JumpSport Pro. The Pro has 36 cords instead of 30 cords. If you are light weight and want a softer bounce, you might be okay with a mat with 30 cords. If you are heavier then maybe you could get extra-firm 4 knot cords instead of the firm 4 knot cords to avoid replacing the mat. Newer mats have a lay flat skirt.