What Bellicon bungees do I get? How do the bungees differ from JumpSport? I hope this helps :) 

Love your videos! Very thorough and helpful. If I could add my experience, I am 5'2" and 113 lbs and use Bellicon's "Extra Strong." I got it because my husband is 200 lbs and that was the suggestion, but I LOVE it. It is _definitely_ a workout for me to push the mat down to do the health bounce. I can feel it in my thighs, glutes, abs...it's easy and hard at the same time if that makes sense. I ordered Medium so I'd be able to switch them out, but I actually _changed the order_ to get another set of Extra Strong for when these wear out. I'm loving that I can do gentle aerobics or HIIT (high intensity interval training) and work my muscles pretty hard no matter what I'm doing. My feet get tired, but like you said about your ankles on Medium, my feet will strengthen, too.

I agree with even getting a cheaper one to start. I made myself promise 6 months of consistency and I’m getting a Bellicon. I have Jumpsport right now and it’s good, but Bellicon is my goal. I love all the information you’re giving on them.

Thank you, I have a bellicon and have been using the strong bands love them but I am going to order medium for a softer bounce .

It’s great that you like and promote the Bellicon. But, I have to go with the Jumpsport, primarily because it provides an adjustable bounce and the approximate 50% less cost of Jumpsport. It appears that both products are high quality in materials and workmanship, and equally attractive. Keep putting out the information and sharing your knowledge, and thank you for doing so.

Thank you for your videos! I'm going to get a Bellicon (I'll use your link) and this is where I'm stuck, I can go between the Strong and Extra-Strong, and I think the video has me set on the Strong. I agree, we're not looking for "air" here, it's for health. I have a cheaper one now and LOVE it. I have so much energy I don't want to lay down all the time. Rebounding is awesome.

I’ve been watching your videos for a couple months, very informative, thanks so much. I just ordered my first bellicon yesterday, I have a cheap rebounder right now. Ive only had it a month, but wanted to switch up my cardio, I got the ultra strong bungees because I want to do fast cardio, maybe in a year I’ll go down to the strong bungees just for change. I can’t wait to try it. I was using an elliptical and have lost 97 pounds in 4 years now I just need a change. I also do kettlebells and strength training.

Wonderful and informative video. I really enjoy your relaxed style, and unbiased approach, to inspire anyone to start bouncing on any tramp, to change their health regardless🙏🏼

Hi Brent, love your videos! Thanks for sharing so much info for us. What do you think would be best for 200 pound woman with small stress fractures on bottom of feet? Thanks again!

Nice video, not sure if you proved that the bungee from Bellicon has better quality than the bungee from JumpSport or just a different response to tension. All and all we think the Bellicon should be better at 2x the cost of a premium JumpSport at $600 vs $1200 for a premium Bellicon. Are the Bellicon bungees worth $600 plus more? That we are not sure of.

I think it has more to do with the longer bungee distance on the Bellicon from the mat to the frame, than anything. The shorter the bungee, it physically can’t stretch as much. I am assuming since I only have a generic $80 bungee trampoline. The bungee distance is so short, there is not much stretch to have. I could cut the legs in half easily, because of the hard bounce you get. Much better than the $60 spring one I tried though. When I order I’ll use your link. You are more helpful than anyone.

this was SUPER helpful. I have a 40" Fit Bounce Pro and am going to get a 2nd rebounder for another location. I jumped on my friends used Bellicon 40" with strong bungees and I liked her softer bounce but her bungees might have been jumped on a lot and it didn't feel as tight as my new rebounder. My question is: is the Bellicon ALL about the bungees or also the actual trampoline? Couldn't I get the 44" Fit Bounce Pro and put Bellicon bungees on it? I looked at the back of both and they seem interchangeable. Do you know?

Thanks Brent. I just watched because I'm interested in getting out my Bellicon again - but my bungees need replacing. Placed an order for new ones thru your affiliate link, hopefully, you get that! The website is a little wonky.

Thanks for the great video! I just ordered a 44" Bellicon today, so I'm excited for it to arrive soon and start working out. I have a question about the ideal ceiling height to work out with the Bellicon. Would it be okay to use it with a 8ft ceiling height? I'm 5' 6", so could I bounce freely and not have to worry about hitting my head on the ceiling?

Do the foldable legs on the Bellicon get wobbly after a Lot jumping use after a while?? Or do they still hold sturdy??

I like how you break down the strengths, but wondering - this may be a dumb question, but I'm trying to understand - is the or strong bounce the same as the jumpsport then? I have week ankles and calves, so I want to strengthen and get stronger, I also want lymph movement, but I don't want to hurt my knees. TY

Hi Brent! I am wanting to get a Belicon Trampoline for the future. I want one to do a Good High Intensity Exercise as well as getting more physically fit, losing weight and just having fun. I want it to work my lymph nodes as well. Would the Strong or Extra Strong be the choice?? or should I go Medium?? I am personally 130lbs. I am working towards being 110lbs. Once I reach the goal of being 110lbs, will the strength of the bunnies need to be changed??

@Brent Smith. I've had a Bellicon for many years, sadly I don't use it because I have alot of health issues including spinal degenerative changes that are quite painful. I miss using it alot. It's a great trampoline.

Hi. I realize the website may have changed, but I do not see the chart using your affiliate link. I will go with the medium as you say. I dusted off a very old spring rebounder and much to my surprise and horror ( I’m 65, 5’5” and 190) when I jumped , my feet did not leave the mat. How was my body NOT jumping. I had no idea that I could not jump high enough to leave the mat. Any extra suggestions for me, for Belicon options as I get back into regular exercise ????? Much thaanks!

Hi Brent, can you please tell me the size of the bungees that come with the Bellicon Go hexagonal trampoline?

Is a soft bounce harder on bad knees? Should it be more of a hard bounce if you have knee issues?

Can you attach or send me a copy of the bungee chart? I cannot find it on the bellicon sight. There is a short questionnaire that tells you what to get but I like to see the details to help decide.

Doesn’t seem like the affiliate link is working? I am really trying to figure out and keep going back and forth about strong versus extra strong. I am 155 and like to follow San Fran fitness and some faster kicks etc and kind of finding it difficult on the strong… but maybe as my core gets stronger and I get used to it it will be better? I almost feel like I need a month or two as a newbie to get a sense of what is best… I am struggling to get in touch with Bellicon much of the time and not sure what their customer service turnaround time is but hard to connect with them for questions or support.

Another question - it looks like you may have the comfort mat on yours - do you find that mat to be better or how does it compare to the regular mat? and FYI I'm probably getting the smaller Bellicon just due to space needs.

Thanks for the great videos! How often do you have to replace the bungees? If say I use it for 20 min a day light bouncing (feet stay connected to the mat)

“ Health bounce “ for lymphatics less w bellicon would you say ?

thank you

Man, I really wish the Bellicon was cheaper! I would love to get one, but it looks like I'll be getting a $130ish bungee rebounder instead. The problem with these is that often the companies don't even sell replacement bungees! I'm considering buying some Bellicon bungees and modifying them a bit to fit the trampoline I'm getting, matching the size of the bungees it comes with. It looks like I'll probably need to adjust the hog rings on the cords or put on new ones to make the diameter of the bungees smaller. There seems to be a lot more space between the mats and frames on the Bellicons compared to other rebounders.

I have my bellicon and love it, I use the extra strong bungees and have used it daily for about 3 months now, I am noticing a little more give in the bungees, now, the support page says change 1.5 to 2 years, but cannot see them giving that kind of support for that long. How often do you suggest?

I got the 44” extra strong bungees even though I’m 140 I do intense workouts .. I love it but I do question if I should’ve gotten strong instead .. I don’t think my heavier hubby will use it like I thought ... should I trade or just order the strong set to have extra?.. I do like being able to keep up with the beat of workouts by San Fran fitness for example. I had a jumpsport I loved but sold to try the Cadillac of rebounders and I’m glad I did but still think jumpsport is great

The website sucks. There is no information about why you would choose one option over the other. There are no colored rings only BLACK. The Bellicon is shown with all these fun colors everywhere online, yet you cannot find any color for the ring except Black only the bungees have colors. There are NO assembly instructions on the website. How would I know if I wanted self-assembly and I can't find anything online. There is nothing to help you decide on the strength of the bungees AND the company has VERY poor customer service. IF anyone can help with these decisions please?

Hi, Does that T Bar fit also on the 49 in? Are all your rebounders same size in the circular tube if I wanted to use the T Bar in all three sizes? I know they are square now but the part that attaches to the circular ring it has to be circular also right ? Thanks!

Hey Brent, I ordered a 49” Bellicon with extra strong bungees for myself and my husband. I weigh about 200 lbs and will be the main user (for weight loss) and my husband weighs 230 lbs (which is a healthy weight for him) and has some back pain that I believe can be helped with core training and the Bellicon. Based on what I am seeing on the internet, a softer bounce is better for “health bouncing” and back injuries. Should we have ordered strong bungees instead? Or will extra strong work well for both our needs?

I’m about to upgrade from a cheap spring version. I primarily run/jog on it … at the moment I’m not really into jumping although I probably will eventually. Which bungee strength would be best for running? I want as close to the running experience as I can without the impact as my knees are about 210 years old. Thanks …

I had my knee replacement for six months now. Is it possible to buy a Bellicon after eight months.

Do you have folding legs ir screw on? Long term which holds uo best?

the bellicon looks like it could stand up ( the one behind you) It looks like one of the legs acts as a stand. Is that the case? If so that is convenient.

I purchased a Bellicon from a neighbor with no instructions but it had multiple bungees. I went to your affiliate website but couldn’t find where to get a chart to buy. If you could assist I would appreciate. Many Thanks, Mary

Can you use the bellicon bungees on another brand rebounder? Has anyone tried it?

It looks like you can use Bellicon bungees on my leap and rebounds trampoline.What do think.

I went to the FAQ's but I didn't find the color coded bungee chart to download. I would really like to have access to that before I order a trampoline thanks.

My wife and I have watched many of your videos and are convinced to get the Bellicon. We are debating which bungees to get. My wife weights 123 and I weigh 172. Our goal is fitness, exercise and toning. Should we get the Medium or the Strong bungees? Thanks

Can u jump on the big one with the strong strength bungees cords so we can see the strength of them . Trying to decide if I should get the medium or strong ones . Thanks!

I am choosing my first Bellicon and it is rocket science! I have 53kg and I want to use it for light exercise, not hard cardio - I cannot decide between the bungee strenghts - from the table it says I should take the softest but after watching your video and the ankles stuff...I am a bit confused. Now, I don't know what exactly does that mean - will the softest be too soft for just jumping? Please give some advice.

Where did you get your rug?! I love it!

Hello! What size is the one you’re sitting on?

This video has been SO helpful! If you don’t mind me asking🙈(not meaning to overstep) how much does your wife weigh vs how much do you weigh? I am trying to determine bungee strength for me 😊

I'm going to to get a medium strength..when I save the money!

Do the foldable legs on the Bellicon get wobbly after a period of daily jumping? I’m considering purchasing a 44” one, strong, with foldable legs. I’m 5’3”, 120 lb.

Me and my husband are wanting to get one to share. I weigh 115 and my husband is about 230. Should we get strong or extra strong?

Leaps and Rebounds does not have adjustable tension bungees like the JumpSport does.

Do I need to buy the video subscription?

Cellerciser fan here. Won't pronate and cause wear to the ankles and joints.

Cellerciser is by far the superior rebounder

Why don’t you tell us what you weigh, then jump on the rebounders so we can see how deep you go down on the different strength strings. Duhhhh.

Great review! Thx! I’m sold. Although I’m now torn on whether to get the bungees for my weight or a size heavier, as suggested in another review, to make it tighter. But I also hear that the tighter it is the less it bounces and you don’t want that in order to get the best workout. In other words, the tighter it is the less your body is working and getting the benefits of the exercise itself. I also heard that the bungees don’t wear down or loosen for years. I fluctuate between 170 & 180 it’s suggested i get strong at that weight. I’m nervous extra strong would be too tight and non-effective. What are your thoughts?