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Message from Dean - May 8th 2007
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Binding: Misc.
Brand: Bazoongi
Label: Bazoongi Kids
Manufacturer: Bazoongi Kids
Model: 19401
MPN: 19401
Publisher: Bazoongi Kids
Studio: Bazoongi Kids
Features:- 3.5" Galvanized Springs (30)
- Easy to Assemble Toprail System
- Adjustable Handle
- Oversized Frame Pad
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Product Description:
The Bazoongi 48" Bouncer is a great first bouncer for younger children.
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The trampoline is what we expected. I have seen some reviews that indicated the trampoline was difficult to put together. (The instructions indicated that it would take 2 to 3 adults) I was able to put this together by myself in less than 30 minutes. The frame is a little tricky (I did not follow the instructions, rather I put it roughly together on the floor, then placed on end to get the frame in its final state)
The padding is a little thin, but so far so good.
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I have two high-energy kids - a 5 year old boy and a 3 year old girl - so I'd been searching for an indoor trampoline that would allow them to have fun while safely expending some of that amazing kid-energy during the winter. :-)
We researched a lot of trampolines and ended up getting them the Bazoongi 48" Bouncer trampoline for Christmas. It's been a huge hit.
Here are the pros and cons we've experienced so far.
PROS
- As shown in the item image, the blue outer ring completely covers the springs. (This is a big deal when you have little kids as you don't want them to get a foot caught between two of those.) My understanding from reading reviews of other trampolines is that many are not built in a way that fully covers these pieces.
- The Bazoongi Bouncer has six legs which I suspect makes it more sturdy than models that have only four.
- For us, 48" is the perfect size for an indoor trampoline. It's big enough ... Read More
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My son received this bouncer for Christmas. He really likes it. My wife and I like the fact that it is very stable.
The assembly is not too bad; it will take you about an hour. The assembly instructions are not very good, though, a lot of common sense must be applied to interpret them.
The bouncer does not fold up, so storage may be an issue for some, but if you don't mind it taking up a little space, its a very good toy.
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Bought this bouncer for my 5 and 3 year old and they are on it all the time. Great way to get out energy during the winter time. will agree that the assembly was tricky. Try some WD40 on the joints as you assemble the frame.
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According to the manual, the trampoline is for children over the age of 6 years and recommends available overhead space of approximately 24 feet. We intended to use this for our 4 and 1 year olds (almost 5 and 2) inside. The frame was ridiculously difficult to put together. And the instructions were not at all clear. The pictures were difficult to understand. We considered boxing up the whole thing and returning it, but eventually got it put together and the good news is I don't think it will be coming apart anytime soon. The picture makes it look like the handle should follow the curve of the trampoline, but the screws only fit if it curves inward.
The frog cover is cute, but the padding is not very thick. It will be more attractive than the metal springs, but probably wouldn't prevent much injury.
However, I think the kids will love it and we will try to use it inside for the winter months since our kids are both under 40 pounds and I really don't think ... Read More
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