SpringFree Large Oval Trampoline 8' x 13'

Oval trampolines offer unique benefits, particularly for families with long, narrow yards. Their elongated shape allows them to fit more seamlessly into certain backyard layouts while still providing plenty of jump space.

Beyond functionality, oval trampolines also add a sleek, modern look to any outdoor space, making them a stylish choice for today’s backyards.

Both oval and round trampolines have their advantages.

• Oval trampolines provide more jumping room, making them ideal for families who want extra space for movement and tricks.
• Round trampolines naturally guide jumpers toward the center, which can be beneficial for younger kids who are still learning to jump safely.

Your choice will depend on the needs of your family and how you plan to use the trampoline.

The decision between an oval or rectangular trampoline depends on your priorities, as both shapes offer unique jumping experiences.

• Oval trampolines tend to take up less space in a backyard compared to rectangular models, making them a great choice for urban or compact outdoor areas.
• Rectangular trampolines are often preferred by gymnasts and athletes due to their even bounce distribution and larger jumping surface.

Many oval trampolines also have designated "sweet spots" for jumping. For example, our large oval models feature three key bounce areas—one at each end and one in the center—providing a dynamic jumping experience without requiring as much space as a rectangle.

Choosing the right size trampoline depends on several factors, including your available yard space, the age and weight of the jumpers, and how long you plan to use the trampoline.

Here’s a simple guide:

1. Measure your yard to determine the maximum trampoline size you can safely accommodate. Be sure to leave at least 5 feet of clearance space around the edges.
2. Consider who will be using the trampoline—younger children may do well with a smaller size, but if you want a trampoline that grows with them, a larger model is ideal.
3. Think long-term—if your goal is to keep the trampoline for years, it’s often best to size up to ensure your kids don’t outgrow it too quickly.