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Why You Should Buy Our Rebounder Mini trampoline Exercise System

	42 High-Grade, Wide-Belly Springs?
	Our commercial grade Freedom Spring Bouncerciser features 42 springs that are specially engineered for a soft bounce to work in conjunction with upper-body conditioning. Our springs are longer and have more coils per spring than conventional rebounders. The Freedom Spring Bouncerciser is specially designed for a cushioned bounce, making this a truly low-impact exercise system!

Why not buy a cheaper rebounder?

The cheaper rebounders or mini-trampolines are little more than toys. The springs are brittle and provide a hard, jarring bounce. A rebounder intended for health and fitness needs to provide a soft bounce and springs designed to resist breakage.

Good Spring Bad Spring

Our Rebounder VS Low Quality Rebounders

The Secret of the Soft Bounce is in the Engineering and Quality of the Springs. If the trampoline has a hard bounce, you may as well run on pavement. Also, beware of rebounders that have springs that attach directly into the frame

The Shape of a Trapezoid?

With a trapezoidal shape, you'll have more room to perform a variety of steps and movements that just aren't possible with a square or round rebounder. With a trapezoidal shape, you can do forward and side-to-side movements you just can't do on a circular or square rebounder.

If your current rebounder is circular, you will not be able to get the best results from your workout.

Here's why:

We designed a Bouncerciser in the shape of a trapezoid because during the development phase, it was found that this shape would be the most functional in consideration with the overhead system. A circular shape was too confining, as one felt they had to stay in the middle of the mat.

With the trapezoidal shape, it would fit better alongside a door or wall, and since the suspended bar and resistance cords opened up a variety of movements, the surface of the rebounder had to accommodate the new exercises.

Also, geometrically speaking, a trapezoid offers a larger jumping area than the circular rebounders already on the market. It gives us an opportunity to use the entire surface area of the mat while performing the large variety of exercises.