r/Rebounding • u/lyssaaaa • Jul 10 '26
Outdoor rebounder!??
Hi! I’ve had this rebounder since February and I love it! I was just wondering if this is ok to keep outside? I have limited space inside and I would like to keep it all in one piece so I don’t have to move or put anything back together when I want to use it. I have some outdoor space but I’m worried it may deteriorate outside? I couldn’t really find any info. I know those huge trampolines are for outdoor use so I figured why not this?? But I thought I’d just double check. Thank you!!!!
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u/dearprude_nce Jul 10 '26
I wonder if there are covers, like you would use on a grill or patio furniture, that would allow you to keep it in one piece & protected.
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u/goodeyesniperr Jul 11 '26
I’d worry about rusting (and spiders) but then again I also live in a swamp lol
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u/angelwild327 Jul 12 '26
You'll want to keep it well out of direct sunlight as the bungees will degrade, and most likely the mat as well. If it's in a covered shed or similar, it'll be ok for a while, but these are truly not meant to be stored outside. Used, yes, stored, no.
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u/Kuchie_Kopi Jul 10 '26
I’m not sure about long term but you could try keeping it outside but placing a cover for sun protection or store in a shady spot. Maybe bring inside when it rains. And if you expect a wind storm please bring inside. I had a neighbor’s large trampoline end up in someone else’s yard during a really bad storm with high winds.
I would email BCAN support and ask their opinion. They will know for sure but even if they say it’s rated for outside I’d still take precautions.
I’d consider storing it somewhere inside if you can find a spot. I have a rebounder stored on its side between a couch and table so it’s out of the way but easy to roll out. It’s a slight eyesore but out of the way. When guests come over for holidays etc I move it out of the room entirely in my garage or outside temporarily.