JumpSports Rebounder Review - The Ultimate Bounce Experience! 

That’s amazing! Thank you so much for sharing that because I’m sure that’s so helpful for people to hear. I love mine too and find the quality is really good! To replace in 7 years isn’t bad at all 😊

Thanks so much! My pleasure 😊

No problem! That’s so exciting you got one and I hope you love it! 😁🎉 I wouldn’t get the bar yet, I find you can’t lift your legs up too high because it gets in the way so I like mine better without the bar 😊

Ou I can’t wait to try one 😁 That’s good to know! Thanks for sharing!

You are not the only person who says their bellicon provides a better experience than all the other good brands like Jumpsport. A man on RU-vid actually did a jumping demo on both his Jumpsport and his Bellicon. He said Jumpsport was good, but Bellicon was a lot better! And he jumped on both, but he got a higher bounce when he was jumping with the same level of effort on the Bellicon verse JS. I really want a Bellicon but I started with what I could afford for now. In about 6 months to a year I will upgrade.

@@Taara265 I did the same as you. I got my Jumpsport in 2014, then upgraded the mat and bungees in 2020. I like a firm bounce. I've wanted a Bellicon forever but didn't think I should spend the money. I love it so much more. It gives a more comfortable bounce- not as jarring as the jumpsport, but I do miss being able to adjust the cords. I'm told Bellicon cords last longer, but we'll see. Both are great reounders but the Bellicon is the "Rolls Royce" of all lol!

Hi. Can you tell me what size you bought in the Bellicon. Also did you get the the folding legs and comfort mat? Too many choices I'm so confused 😕 Thanks

I know, it was such an agonizing process to decide lol! I went with the biggest one they have- 49" I got it in the stainless finish with the screw on legs and grey cords in extra strong. The strongest ones are the ultra strong and the Bellicon rep talked me out of it due to my weight range. It's beautiful and I'm obessed with it! Worth every penny. It was my midlife crisis purchase and I have no regrets!@@tanyaadamchuk9303

Wow that’s so good to hear that rebounding does well with your ankle. I am so sorry to hear about that though that must be so hard to work around! I love that it’s ready too! It’s such a great rebounder and I love that you think so too 😊

I got mine sent from the company. So if it’s a lot to ship then maybe Amazon Canada would be best 😊 Sorry I didn’t realize they charged extra to ship to Canada when I sent you that email

Could someone answer this please? My question as well. TY

I truly love both and I don’t think you can go wrong with either 😊

Definitely softer bounce 😊

Thanks I love it! 😁

No problem! ❤️😁

Haha sorry to stress you out about the mirror. I love the Murphy bed too, it’s so convenient. Haha honestly JumpSports and acon are both my top two favourites so you can’t go wrong with either 😊

I have had both round and hexagon. I love my onetwofit 52 inch hexagon because I can do some many more exercises on it. I find the bounce smooth. Do not purchase the metal spring rebounder. Too hard on the knees and the bounce is too firm. Also if you get any rebounder make sure you BALANCE IT. I didn’t do this the first time and broke the leg on one. Onetwofit explains how to balance. I’ve been rebounding for two years now and have tried four brands. My favourite so far is the onetwofit 48 or 52 inch. I now have both. One I keep outside the other in my house. Jumped and jacked are my favourite workout videos as she does the vids without talking. I have ADHD and am so easily distracted.

Not sure about the brand she’s reviewing but I own the onetwofit 48 and 52.

@@paulenemaehinds9848 thank you so much for sharing your knowledge! That is so helpful to hear your point of view and I’m so happy you enjoy the workouts!

​@Jumpnjacked Thanks but do you prefer the round or hexagon better? My hubby is 6'5" so want to be sure he'll have enough room for jumping jacks.

The bounces are very similar 😊 Both are really nice and soft. The JumpSports has the option to tighten the bungees though.

Thank you!@@Jumpnjacked

I got the acon but think it's too soft and want to try the jumpsport as it can be tighten. Also the acon 2 bungee already has the rubber come out. I wish I knew to get jumpsport first

@@mt1183 is the acon your first rebounder? It can definitely take a little bit of time to get used to the bounce but I personally love the bounce on the Acon. Sorry to hear you’re not a fan yet but I hope it grows on you ❤️

I had been using cellerciser before I upgraded to acon

The Acon is definitely heavier 😊

A discount would be great!

The bounce feels the exact same. I’m around the same weight and love the jump 😊

@@Jumpnjacked I just received the trampoline (JumpSport 550 pro foldable 44") and it is SO AWESOME I love it and it is not too rigid at all-- great bounce, feels perfect to me and I love everything about it-- just wanted to share in case anyone else was following this-- thanks again for your help

@@meridiable aww this is AMAZING! I’m so happy to hear that and thanks for sharing with everyone! So glad you like it, I’m obsessed with mine too 😍

Thanks- I wondered that. Does the petal mat make noises? Thank you

Haha great question! I keep a lot in my basement. I would be happy to sell the ones I don’t use anymore 😂 Thank you! ❤️😁

That’s so exciting! What a great rebounder to start with 😍 I can’t wait to hear your update, I hope you have fun 😁

@@Jumpnjacked I received my Jumpsport rebounder a couple weeks ago. I was able to use it once before I had to go out of town for a week. I have never been on a trampoline of any kind and it sure felt different, but I felt it would be fun. I have walked, weather permitting, two miles everyday for many years and have grown tired of it. And I developed a new issue with one of my feet after walking on the hard road surface for so many years despite quality shoes. (I did check with my foot dr and he was totally in favor of my using the revbounder.) So I was looking for an alternative way to exercise besides bike riding which is also affected by the weather. Or swimming which I do not enjoy at all and don't want to pay some place so I can use their pool. I have never owned any exercise equipment except for a few free weights. I did not want a treadmill. It seems so boring and is a huge piece of stationary equipment. Somehow I stumbled on rebounding online and it looked fun, easier on the body, and the equipment wasn't huge or stationary. I watched many many videos and all the people loved it and talked about all the benefits it has. And I saw the report about it from NASA. So I bought one because I truly hope it does everything everyone claims it does. I did have one very big concern if I was going to invest money into this. I get dizzy extremely easy. My friend asked me once if the rotation of the earth made me dizzy. I said it might I don't know. So I did research on that and found many people saying that they suffer from the same thing but did well on the rebounder. This was a huge risk for me because once my head is unhappy it takes days sometimes weeks to recover. I did read that some people thought it helped prevent dizziness and it is supposed to help with balance which I need. So all that to say I tried it and I like it. I can see why it is so popular. It is a lot of fun. Ofcourse I take it easy and both of my feet don't leave the mat at the same time yet. I face a blank wall and stare straight ahead which helps big time. I do have a sort of airy sensation in my head after but it isn't dizziness and it fades quickly. I am hoping using it will help my head fight off dizziness better. I have used it 4 days in row now for 10 minutes each time. Unfortunately despite using the stance recommended I have tweaked my knee a little. I sprained it 45 years ago and every so often it acts up. So rarely though that I forget about it. So I guess I will have to take a few days off and once I try again I will do it every other day at first. I am really hoping it will feel better after a rest so I can start again and I have to figure out how not to tweak it again. I will let you know how it goes.

@@Jumpnjacked I have had my Jumpsport for a few weeks now. Right after I got it I had to leave town for a week so only had a chance to try it once before I left and I only tried it briefly. My biggest concern was I didn't know if bouncing on it would make me dizzy or not. I did do a lot of research on whether it made people dizzy or not before I ordered it. The overwhelming majority said it did not make them dizzy. I get dizzy extremely easily. Because of this a friend once asked me if the rotation of the earth made me dizzy. I told her it might I wasn't sure. So I am amazed and very happy to report that it does not make me dizzy. It does give me a sort of airy feeling in my head but it goes away quickly. I make sure I look straight ahead at a blank wall and that works. I did tweak my knee a little after using it the first few times. I sprained my knee many many years ago and 95% of the time it doesn't bother me so I forgot to be careful. I took a break for a few days and it felt better so I started again. I have walked two miles everyday for about 5 years now and have grown tired of it. I have to deal with weather, dogs, cars, and developed a problem with one of my feet. So when I came across rebounding which I can do safely in my house no matter the weather I was very interested and I kept hearing how wonderful it is and all that it does for the mind and body. I asked my foot dr about it and he was totally in favor of it. He said it would not hurt my foot. In fact the lesser impact of the rebounder would be good for my foot. I am enjoying it that is for sure. It is fun and every day I look forward to using it instead of having to talk myself into exercising. I am not seeing or feeling any changes in my body at all yet but I am hoping if I keep at it I will.

They don’t make much noise. I find I don’t notice them and they don’t make too much of a difference to me 😊

What "pedals" are you talking about? 😕

@@debbiel1228 it’s the little black skirt around the bungees 😊

@@debbiel1228 I think they meant "petals", referring to the petal skirt that lies over the bungee cords. The petal skirt is padded, as opposed to a flat skirt.

I do think they make too much noise I ended up ordering the enhanced skirt mat replacement to swap it out. It might be fine for others but it’s very distracting to me.

You can tighten your bungees on this one so if it does you’re good to go for a long time 😊

Here’s the link to their website where they compare them all 😊 www.jumpsport.com/fitness/compare-fitness-trampolines/

The 350 is 39” more affordable and the 550 is 44” more costly.

@@aliciasalvato3261 very true!

I don't think JumpSport offers a T-bar. They only offer a regular stability bar.

Oh no! I don’t hear any. Maybe something just needs to be tightened?

@@Jumpnjacked Ok yes probably