This was easy to assemble with the provided tool The legs come off easily to store it flat behind my couch when I am having company over. It's a fun way to get some exercise while watching TV or listening to some music. I used it a lot over the winter when it was too cold and snowy to go running outdoors.

Liked thst it is sturdy

I love it so far. I've had it about a week and it sits in my living room where I will randomly jump on it. I actually feel like I can jump high on it. I got it to help move things in my lymphatic system and to have an at home exercise when it's raining. I work from home, so I also like to take breaks & get on it & jump to get the blood pumping! It was extremely easy to put together with the tool that they send with the trampoline. I read in other reviews for different trampolines that they were extremely difficult to put together. I feel like the quality is amazing for the $120 I spent on it. I'm super happy with it!

I purchased this and received it within 2 days! It wasn't supposed to arrive until Friday, but received it on a Monday. It was very easy to put together following the diagram. I completed it by myself if less than 30 minutes.

I owned a different brand of rebounder prior to this with springs and it made my feet hurt/ache while using it. So far, I have felt no strain on my feet at all and I rebounded for 40 minutes the other day. Excited to see how this holds up!!

This is my second rebounder. My first was a spring-based model, which made a huge amount of noise, driving me crazy. I even had tried lubricating it, and still it made noise. So I decided a bungee rebounder was the way to go, and from my research it seemed that Leaps and Rebounds had the best value for the money. I ordered the 48 inch diameter model because I always thought the "normal" size of my spring-based rebounder was too small.

Assembly was easy once I figured out how to do it. The instruction sheet that came with the rebounder was not helpful to me, and I could not find an assembly video on Leaps and Rebounds site. So I googled it and found a helpful video that showed how to attach the bungees. Also, the frame at first did not go together smoothly, but I figured out that by twisting two frame pieces back and forth 360 degrees I could get one end to go in the other.

I saw some review that said the bungees smell terrible. Yes, they do smell awful when they come out of the plastic bag, but the smell goes away almost instantly and completely, so it isn't a problem at all.

What I like about this rebounder:
1) The bungees are silent!!!
2) The 48 inch size and the design of the skirt that goes over the bungees gives me a MUCH bigger jumping area, so I no longer feel in danger of falling off.
3) The rebounder is good looking and seems sturdy.

What I don't like about the rebounder:
1) It is not as bouncy as my old spring-based rebounder. There is a BIG difference. I don't know if this is true of all bungee rebounders or just the ones from Leaps and Rebounds. It still works fine; there is no problem. But it is not as springy.
2) This rebounder stands much higher off the floor, perhaps unnecessarily high. I think since it is 48 inches across and might be used for high jumps by a heavy person, they have to make it higher to keep the person from hitting the floor on the way down. But for a light weight person like me who just jogs on the rebounder, it is too high.
3) It is not folding -- it does not fold in half for storage nor do the legs fold under to slide it under a bed. It seems to me that it would have been easy for Leaps and Rebounds to add this feature.
4) I had read, I guess in some reviews, that the rebounder came with some spare replacement bungees. Mine did not. I emailed the company to ask about it, and they immediately sent me some.

All in all, I'm pleased that I made the switch and can now enjoy my rebounder without all the spring noise.