Skywalker Trampoline Outdoor 8 FT, 12 FT, 15 FT Jump N’ Dunk Round Outdoor Trampoline with Net, Trampoline Mat, and Basketball Hoop for Trampoline
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Color: Blue
Style: 8 Foot
Pattern Name: Trampoline
Features
- NO-GAP ENCLOSURE DESIGN: The patented buttonhole enclosure connects the safety net directly to the jump mat at each V-ring, closing the gap between mat and net so there's no rope to thread and fewer pinch points at the seam.
- 700 LB WEIGHT CAPACITY: Tested to a 700 lb total weight capacity in compliance with ASTM standards, this 8 ft. round trampoline is built to handle multiple jumpers at once.
- BASKETBALL HOOP AND TOSS GAME INCLUDED: A padded basketball hoop attachment with foam ball and hook-and-loop breakaway rim mounts to the enclosure, and an included toss game adds a second activity for backyard play.
- RUST-RESISTANT STEEL FRAME: A galvanized steel frame with reinforced, welded T-sockets at each leg and enclosure joint keeps the trampoline and enclosure frame connected as one stable structure through repeated outdoor use.
- UV-RESISTANT MAT AND NET: The jump mat is woven from UV-protected polypropylene for slip resistance, and the enclosure net uses tightly woven, UV-treated polyethylene built to hold up under ongoing sun exposure.
Description
Transform your backyard into the ultimate basketball court with the Skywalker Trampoline for Kids and Adults Jump ‘N’ Dunk Trampoline with Net Enclosure. This recreational trampoline is perfect for getting children and adults outside and active, with a basketball hoop to practice shots. This outdoor trampoline with basketball hoop includes a patented no-gap net enclosure. As a 8ft, 12ft or 15ft trampoline, the Skywalker Trampoline for Kids and Adults is an ideal size for everyone in your family, with a durable frame made of heavy- gauge steel providing extra stability. Jump, bounce and play on this high quality trampoline - it's sure to provide hours of fun!
Color: Blue
Brand: Skywalker Trampolines
Material: Foam, Steel
Frame Size: 8 feet
Shape: Round
Product Dimensions: 96"L x 96"W x 81.2"H
Frame Material: Alloy Steel
Item Weight: 75 pounds
Maximum Weight Recommendation: 175 pounds
Number Of Springs: 56
Brand Name: Skywalker Trampolines
Warranty Description: 3-year limited warranty on trampoline frame, 1-year limited warranty on other materials
Manufacturer: Skywalker Trampolines
UPC: 818567011397
Model Name: Skywalker Trampolines 8-Foot Jump N’ Dunk Trampoline with Safety Enclosure and Basketball Hoop, Blue
Global Trade Identification Number: 97
Included Components: Trampoline, Enclosure, Basketball Hoop, Toss Game, Banner, Manual, Assembly Tools
Item Type Name: Trampoline
Model Number: SWJD8B.1
Manufacturer Part Number: SWJD8B
Frame Size: 8 feet
Item Dimensions L x W x H: 96"L x 96"W x 81.2"H
Item Weight: 75 pounds
Color: Blue
Shape: Round
Material Type: Foam, Steel
Frame Material Type: Alloy Steel
Maximum Weight Recommendation: 175 pounds
Number Of Springs: 56
Pad Type: Foam Pad
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Color: Blue
Style: 8 Foot
Pattern Name: Trampoline
Had purchased one before from a different brand and when upon putting the final springs the frame folded into its self. I was like damn glad I wasn't on it and got a refund. Was hesitant to try again but was gonna spend more on a larger one from a reputable brand. I found this one priced more budget friendly. One box, no missing parts, clear instructions. Assembled in 40 mins solo. Used my power drill but just to speed things up. 2 holes were pre stripped as there screw just spun when bottoming. Besides that it functions fine. This is for kids but I got my light 150 lb frame on there and felt well supported. All it needs is a sun shade. Recommend.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 28, 2023 by Pablo Chachon
Color: Blue
Style: 8 Foot
Pattern Name: Trampoline
This trampoline had my grandchildren on the edge of excitement from the day that they learned I purchased it until two days after delivery when I set it up and they got to use it. They love it. They are 3, 6 and 8 and even their mother loved to jump in it. There is plenty of room, although we had to limit the occupants to two at a time because they would start to fall onto each other. Really, one at a time is best but they are kids and enjoy playing with each other. Because we have an inground pool in our back yard, I only had room for an 8 foot trampoline on the side of the house. They spent the first Sunday bouncing in it much of the day and the protective screen really does keep them safe and in the trampoline. Putting it together was fairly easy but as with most manuals, the specific details are sparse and it's easy to put something together wrong. The diagrams are poor and the manual was written by people who may enjoy knowing that they are perplexing us with their instructions. Luckily, customer service came to my rescue twice. I called the 800 number, and after a minute wait, was on the phone with a representative who not only immediately understood my question, but warned me against making a future mistake that is commonly made. They were great. Probably the best customer service I have ever experienced. I plan on keeping the trampoline outside until I have to replace it or the kids are all grown up, whichever comes first. Hopefully, we will get a few years use out of it before the cold New York winters take a toll on the trampoline.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 23, 2017 by Hank
Color: Blue
Style: 8 Foot
Pattern Name: Trampoline
We bought this about a month ago for our 3 year old. He's 37 inches tall, and not very coordinated, but he can climb in and out of this trampoline with no issues. He would spend all day everyday in it if he could. He weighs about 35 pounds, and doesn't get a lot of lift from his bouncing, but it's more than enough to make him happy. The weight limit on this is rated at 175 pounds, but my husband (who is a bit over that) gets in with our toddler and jumps away. We haven't broken it yet, so it can withstand a bit more that it says.. although I'm sure that it isn't recommended. My toddler was running around with my 9 month old crawling off with the pieces, and I still put this trampoline together by myself in about 2 1/2 hours. I'm sure it would have been faster without the kiddos, so if you're wanting this for your kids, you'll probably want to set aside a whole afternoon for assembly. I also didn't use the cute little tool it came with for stretching the springs. Not wanting to spend any extra cash when we own every tool ever.. I found the best stretcher to be the hook that came with our turkey fryer. Honestly any long sturdy hook will do it. The longer the hook, they easier it'll be to stretch the springs. I have to add, one of my favorite parts about this trampoline is that the net goes on the inside of springs, so should my son get too close to the edge of the netting, he doesn't land on the springs. Even if he did manage to stretch the enclosure out, it's still padded enough that I don't think he can hurt himself. I love this trampoline, and I can bet we'll be buying a bigger one when my sons outgrow this - But we have a couple years (at least) before we need to worry about that! Update! It's now almost a year later, and it's held up beautifully. A wind storm picked it up a few months ago and threw it into a nearby tree, where we found it (upside down) the next morning. It was still in perfect condition. We flipped it over and checked it, and not one flaw!
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Reviewed in the United States on March 31, 2016 by Emily
I found only one major flaw (which is why I deducted the one star) from this otherwise pretty great trampoline. Practically the first thing you do during assembly is attach the net to the jumping surface by sliding the tabs through 20-30 holes. Everything else comes after this, including the springs, etc. It's really, really important you get this step right/perfect, or you'll have to undo all your work and start over. Seriously, important. So... I did it the right way, or so I thought. I found out after my trampoline was nearly complete that there was a mistake made at this point. But... was that my fault? The mistake is that the net was shipped "inside out". I know that's hard to imagine, and seems like it would have been totally obvious, but it's completely not obvious. Think of a sock that's turned inside out, but that there's no obvious difference in color/texture on the inside/outside. How would you really know? I spread the net out, lined up the slots, and began assembly. At that point, you have no idea what you're really looking at... it's one big jumble of net. And did the instructions call anything out like "make sure the net is right side out", "the safety label should face out", etc? NOPE. Not a single word. I scoured the instructions later looking for what I missed. Nothing. So, they shipped me a product that was setup for me to fail, and gave me no clue to watch out. Ouch. Did I disassemble the whole thing literally to step 1 and restart? Nope. Too much work (assembly took me about 60-90 minutes with a friend, I'd estimate). I wasn't going to more than double my time spent. The way I could tell it was backwards was that the attaching of the net to the tops of the poles is literally backwards... Duh! So I had to sort of twist them around to install, which felt weird -- obviously. THEN I noticed that the safety label was facing inward instead of outward. And the safety snap clips over the zipper door were on the inside, meaning jumpers would run into them all too easily. Ugh. So I just cut those safety straps off the net, and the twisted attachment of the net to the poles is fine (only awkward, not flawed) and can't be seen. With the safety straps removed, the only way you can tell my mistake is that the label is on the inside. But my kids don't care. So, there ya go. Fun trampoline that the kids love. Assembly was actually pretty decent, except for this one tiny huge gotcha. Beware. Make sure your net is correctly oriented before you start.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 4, 2016 by Kyle Simpson
Color: Blue
Style: 8 Foot
Pattern Name: Trampoline
Edited to add: We have had this trampoline for years and it’s still a playtime staple at our house. The plastic caps that hold the net up around the poles just broke recently after nearly 4 years of use. It’s a bit small for us now but we don’t have space for a bigger one. We absolutely love this trampoline. Seems great so far! Easy to assemble, though it does take time but if you READ THE INSTRUCTIONS CAREFULLY it's very easy to put together even by yourself. It's big enough for my 4 year olds to jump but I can tell they'll grow out of it pretty quick. If I had the opportunity I would have gotten a bigger one. But for now it's great and we've had so many extra hours of outside time.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 30, 2019 by Danielle
Color: Blue
Style: 8 Foot
Pattern Name: Trampoline
Size 8' wide and about 88' tall! Wow! We got it for indoors and it is huge! Weight capacity says 175 lb but with me (about 140), my 5 yr old and 3 yr old (about 70 lb between them), it seemed fine. (Though continued use like that may wear it out) The poles are just a few inches from ceiling, but when I jump, my husband said at my highest point, my head was about 6" from ceiling! I am 5'6. At 5'11, he said he wasnt gonna chance it lol. Construction Pay careful attention to instructions. E.g. The slits in the protector foam loop should correspond with the square connector parts - where poles will be inserted (seems obvious now, but one mistake in positioning and you have a LOT of backtracking!) As my husband says, "We do it right because we do it twice!" Lol. Quality/price Great fun, big smiles/shrieks and seems well made. Got it for $139 in Amazon lightning sale but at $159 (current price) - its still a deal! We had a smaller one (diff brand but also sturdy) which was almost the same price - maybe $125 in "deals" which lasted 4.5 years - broke mostly because older child kept climbing on net and ended up with broken pole. We used it everyday. Safety (at your own risk) I def got scared when my 2 kids jumped together on our 6ft tramp. This feels a little safer due to more room - but keep in mind that trampolines ARE dangerous - (instructions tell you the dos and donts e.g. Dont bounce while under the influence of drugs or alcohol lol, but also no flips/somosaults for risk of head/neck injuries) I do let my two kids jump together - but I do it with caution and always watch over them, making sure they keep to their own sides. If one doesnt listen, they are OUT. Even though this is big, I still wouldnt let two 5 year old two friends jump together unless I was certain they would both be responsible - and would still watch them carefully. Its just not worth the risk for me. Uses: Trampolines are not only for jumping, But also for imaginative play - ours have been cages (kids pretend to be dogs at pet store), jail cells, forts, beds, a place to dump every stuffed animal and pillow and has stayed that way for days as they play in it - forgetting it was ever a trampoline. Conclusion: One of the best "toys" to own - if used responsibly. The dangers do make me nervous - thats the only down side.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 26, 2016 by Sooppa
Color: Blue
Style: 8 Foot
Pattern Name: Trampoline
8 footer Amazing item: has withheld many windstorms, 4 kids 6 years and under all jumping at once almost daily, no broken poles, no noticeable rust. Very impressed with its longevity and worth the money!!! The cons: top cover that goes around the springs has worn out quickly right under zipper where kids crawl in and out. Recommend an extra cover for more durability for high traffic. Other than that I highly recommend!!
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Reviewed in the United States on November 25, 2025 by bhack
It was easy to set up with 2 people. The only time you need to worry about is while fixing springs all around. That time you will have to pull a bit strongly. It takes some time to assemble so keep aside 2 hours - 1 hour to assemble 1 hour to rest. Regarding price, due to covid the price of all trampolines have gone up by $100 or so, therefore don’t compare with your neighbours. Has stayed outside in rain and sun pretty decently. This will last around 2 years in my estimate. The size is not big. I have this for my 2 year niece (+2/3 others can fit well) but I play with her all the time. Im 27 and 180+ pounds. No issues.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 19, 2021 by Bishwas Mishra