10 Foot Trampoline

Naturally when you buy a trampoline you want to pick the right size. For many people a 10 foot trampoline is just perfect.

The typical standard trampoline is 14 feet in diameter, but this can be problematic if, for example, you have a small yard. Let's face it, trampolines are becoming more popular, and not everyone has the space for a larger size.

If you are just starting your search, at this point you may not know exactly what you want. Check the newspapers and see if any are for sale. People selling used trampolines are often just looking to get rid of it, and really don't care about how much money they get for it.

But if the price is low keep a few things in mind. The value of any used trampoline is very much dependant on the amount of use and damage it has. Just remember to check it over carefully, the last thing you want is a trampoline that is damaged. Although they are fun and good exercise, they can also be dangerous. Be sure to check out our trampoline safety tips and get the necessary trampoline accessories to make sure it is safe.

If you know you want a 10-footer, you may have a harder time finding a used one for sale. You'll probably have to go through a specialty store online or locally to find exactly what you want. You'll have an easier time finding a 10 foot rebounder that is in good condition. These are usually for sale used simply because the family wants to upgrade to a 14 foot model.

A 10 foot trampoline is great for kids and great for backyards. But remember we always recommend getting a trampoline enclosure, and much like a 10 foot trampoline, a 10 foot enclousre can also be hard to find.

If you are looking to shop for a trampoline for use as a gymnastic trampoline you almost certainly will not want a 10 foot model. Think about obtaining an actual rectangular gymnastics trampoline or a bigger fourteen-foot spherical trampoline.

A ten-foot size trampoline is nice for smaller kids if you are ready to spend the time needed finding an enclosure system that will work with it. But it's important to remember that your youngsters can grow up and you'll need to upgrade to a larger trampoline as they grow.

Though, individuals of all sizes can use a ten-foot model, it is suggested that only one-person jump on it at a time. You should always follow the safety instructions of your trampoline to help forestall injuries and keep your family safe. 

Consider the ages and sizes of your kids before buying a ten-foot model of a trampoline. Most 14 foot trampolines don't seem to be that much more expensive and will offer additional space for your kids to grow into it. But if you've got a little yard... the 10-foot style trampoline is the proper one for you.