Seriously. They HAVE TO rename this product. Sure, you technically can fold part of it and take it with you but, first you must unscrew all 6 legs, detach and completely disassemble the handle bar, unfasten, untie and remove the safety cover, find a place to keep all the screws, ties and the allen key so they don't get lost and then, USING TWO PEOPLE, fold the round part and go. Maybe all of that didn't fit on the box so they just edited it down to "fold and go"? Whatever, it's an incredibly misleading name.

Assembly was fairly simple (if you watch the video on youtube. The printed instructions leave out a few key steps). It seems to be a quality product. The handle bar is very well padded and it appears to be more stable than any of the square shaped kids trampolines I've seen. Over all, I'm satisfied with the product. The main benefits are that it has a higher weight limit than any other similar product I looked at (150 lbs). It has no springs and no bungee cord, the trampoline surface is the safest and most durable I've seen by far.

If you're looking for something easily portable, despite the name, this isn't it. If you're looking for a good quality, indoor use trampoline, this is the one. If they change the name to something that's not misleading, I'd give it 5 stars.

Edited to add: We've had this almost a year now. Over the summer, we would bring it outside. It got forgotten out there. A lot. I'm amazed. It survived sun and rain and is back indoors now still in great condition.

My nephews love it !! (2 yo and 5 yo)

I bought this after seeing my friend's lil girls (2.5 yo and 3.5 yo) were bouncing on it un-stop.

For youngsters with lots of energy, this is a must have. Sturdy construction and we (myself and the parents) felt that they can be left to play on this without too much supervision (fighting to get on it not withstanding).

Part of installation requires some strength to unfold the base which form the bottom of the trampoline - I did this without much difficulties but I was told I'm not usual (I'm 50+ yo woman but I am very active). I was a little confused about the bungie cords but I eventually found that they are used to hold the covering in place.

Would have given it a 5 STARS but my 2 yo nephew managed to bite off the rubber foam on the handle bar on the first day !! (We bought the round float and use that instead.)

It's been a few weeks and they are still loving it as are the two lil girls who got this last Christmas.

My grandson loves this and uses it daily for the last 3 months

My son absolutely loves this. It definitely feels sturdy and well made. I was expecting it to "fold away" in the sense that the handle bar would lay flat against the trampoline and it could be stored under the bed/couch. That isn't the case. The trampoline part of it can be folded as in slowly closing it the opposite way it was assembled. But the handle bar would have to be removed. Not a big deal for us since he loves it so much I doubt we'll need to store it away. My son is 5 and a little short but I can definitely see him using this for a LONG time because the handle bar is tall enough and the instructions said that a handle bar extreme can be purchased separately for $12 (I think). When he bounces really high it does slightly lift from the floor on the edge opposite of the handle bar. However, that may be because we only have carpet in our apartment. We do love it and he can jump on that thing all day long if we let him!

When I purchased this before Christmas, it was called the fold and go trampoline, but it is the same one I purchased. I was going to write because I couldn't find the actual product dimensions (only box dimensions) anywhere and the angle on one customer picture made it look quite small. Now I can see that it correctly states 36 inches across. It is a really good size for an indoor trampoline, especially if you don't have a basement. I really debated between this and the 48 inch bouncer and the jump start which has adorable games on it. In the end I chose this because it looks like you can take off the bar if you ever wanted it to be part of an obstacle course and it goes to 150 pounds. I have a four and seven year old (both under 50 pounds), but knowing that both would want to play with it and probably heavier friends that come over, I didn't want to be stressed about the weight limit. The design is great, it took less than 15 minutes to set up for Christmas morning at the Grandparents house and then about 5 minutes to take it apart and put it back in the box for the trip home. It is a great design. My children and their 11 year old cousin all had a great time playing with it over Christmas. Perhaps a spring trampoline would have more bounce, but my 7 year old can jump as high as the bar. Even if this trampoline did break, there would be no hazard from the straps. The only thing that might help it is if it were weighted somehow in the back because if they put too much weight on the handle bar with a big jump, it rocks a little. I am very happy that I chose this one.