Collection: trampolines

When buying a trampoline, focus mainly on size, safety, and build quality. These points matter most:

• Diameter and jumping surface: matched to the available space and the number of jumpers
• Safety net and edge cover: protect against falls and pinching on the springs
• Maximum load capacity: should match the weight of the users
• High-quality springs and jump mat: provide durable, joint-friendly movement

We're happy to give you personal advice on the right size.

The best trampoline depends on the available space, the children's age, and how it will be used. For families with younger children, flush in-ground trampolines are ideal, since the low entry point reduces the risk of falls. More experienced jumpers benefit from a rectangular model with strong bounce. At Frischluftkinder, you'll find models from BERG and EXIT for every need.

The right minimum age recommendation depends on the specific model and is listed on the product page or in the manufacturer's information from BERG and EXIT. In general, younger children often don't yet have enough body control for unsupervised trampoline jumping. Compact in-ground trampolines are especially well suited for them, since the flush entry reduces the risk of falls. Adult supervision always remains essential.

Just ten minutes of trampolining a day improves coordination, stamina, and jumping power. The movement is easy on the joints and strengthens the muscles. Jumping together in the fresh air is also fun and brings the whole family together – a training effect that combines movement with enjoyment.

A round garden trampoline automatically directs bounce energy toward the center of the jumping surface. This increases safety, since jumpers are less likely to end up near the edge. Round models are especially popular with families with younger children and usually need less space in the garden.

A rectangular trampoline offers consistent bounce quality across the entire jumping surface. This allows for higher jumps and better bounce, ideal for more experienced jumpers. This shape also makes efficient use of rectangular garden areas.

An in-ground trampoline, also known as an InGround trampoline, is dug into the garden so it sits flush with the ground. It doesn't stand on legs, but sits level with the surrounding surface. This reduces the risk of falls and gives it a discreet look. This option is a particularly safe choice for families with younger children.

A high-quality trampoline is available across various price ranges. Compact entry-level models are available for a smaller budget, while large models with a comfort safety net fall into the upper price range. Quality and safety are what matter most – this is where it pays off to invest in durable models from BERG and EXIT.