List Price : $59.99 Price :
Hop HopTrampoline
List Price : $59.99 Price :
Product Description
The HopHop Trampoline is the best toddler trampoline. Kids will have hours of hopping fun. It is a perfect indoor energy burner. The HopHop Trampoline features a sewn padded cover for safe bouncing and a padded easy grip handle. The low height makes storage easy. Jumping helps build strength and improve balance and coordination. You will love seeing your child bounce off that unlimited energy! This is a great way to get your toddler active. The HopHop Trampoline uses a new Stretch Tech system for added safety. This allows for easier assembly with no threading required. The webbing is reinforced and stitched to the bounce mat. The mat will be centrally aligned and bounce weight is equally distributed.
Amazon.com
The Diggin Hop Hop Trampoline is an ideal first trampoline for little ones. Kids can hop and bounce on the trampoline's mesh surface while steadying themselves with the easy-to-grip safety bar. Recommended for children 12 months and older, the Hip Hop Trampoline helps children to build strength and coordination while having fun.
Kids will have hours of hopping fun.
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Easy and Quick Assembly Gets Kids Bouncing Fast
With a simple design and sturdy metal base, the Hop Hop Trampoline is simple to construct. Four strong legs bolt together to suspend the mesh trampoline, and an included wrench ensures all the pieces fit together securely. The base is covered in soft foam padding to make sure your child is safe, and the legs are capped with rubber feet, so you can use the Hop Hop Trampoline both indoors and outdoors.
Easy-to-Grip Bar Enables Safe Jumping
Kids will enjoy the springy, bouncy action of the mesh trampoline. Jumping is an excellent way for kids to build strength and to improve both balance and coordination. An easy-to-grip rubber bar is securely attached to the base of the trampoline to help kids steady themselves while they happily bounce.
Hours of Hopping Fun
Our testers found the Hop Hop Trampoline to be a simple, fun way for kids to be active. The straightforward construction makes building the trampoline easy, and it can be taken apart quickly for storage. The trampoline mechanism doesn't use springs, so it is less bouncy than larger trampolines, but our testers found it to be perfect for young children who like to bounce and hop. The foam-covered frame and soft rubber handle are welcome safety features.
What's in the Box
Hop Hop Trampoline, wrench, and instructions.
At a Glance:
- Sturdy metal base with mesh trampoline
- Simple assembly with included wrench
- Padded base keeps kids safe when bouncing
- Trampoline can be used indoors or outdoors
- Easy-grip rubber handle helps kids stay steady
Age/Weight Requirements:
- 12 months and up
- 44 pounds and under
Assembly Requirements:
- Adult assembly
- Toddler Trampoline
- Hours of hopping fun!
- Includes padded easy grip handle
- Features sewn padded cover for safe bouncing
- Ideal for small spaces
Hop HopTrampoline Reviews
Hop HopTrampoline Reviews
| 3 of 3 people found the following review helpful  Terrible all around, By = Durability: = Fun: = Educational: This review is from: Hop HopTrampoline (Toy) Customer review from the Amazon Vine™ Program ( What's this?) I was really looking forward to this item for my 20 month daughter. She has a lot of energy to burn and with the rainy days we have had, I thought it would be perfect! I was wrong.First assembly is not easy, it take a lot of time. It comes with a tool but it is so flimsy, you are better off using your own tools. The instructions are terrible along with the diagrams. I literally was still looking at it an hour later with parts all over the floor and have been building things for almost 25 years. When I completed one part and would move onto the next, it failed to mention to not tighten an area or to do another step first so I would have to undo a lot of what I did. Inserting the handle into the frame was so difficult! I had to borrow a friend to help me hold it, squeeze it together, and then line it up. By far the worse instructions and diagrams I have read. Once it was `built' it was not good quality. After spending so much time building it I was hoping to see... Read more 4 of 5 people found the following review helpful  good idea, OK execution, poor price/value, By = Durability: = Fun: = Educational: This review is from: Hop HopTrampoline (Toy) Customer review from the Amazon Vine™ Program ( What's this?) For a 18 month old boy, this was a fun trampoline to experiment with (obviously, with constant supervision). The easy-to-assemble trampoline does not look sturdy for a 2.5-3 year old though it is advertised for 1-3 year range. It seems that children are likely to outgrow this in 24-28 months and may be best not used after a child is 2 years or so. Despite the ease of assembly and the sturdy parts, the high price and the chances of outgrowing quickly, does not make this a compelling buy. 1 of 1 people found the following review helpful It's alright...., By Confucious (Michigan) - See all my reviews = Durability:  = Fun: = Educational: This review is from: Hop HopTrampoline (Toy) Customer review from the Amazon Vine™ Program ( What's this?) This trampoline is alright. My son who is 15 months was in a jumpy phase. We thought we would get him a trampoline. First, it was a pain to put together. It was a bit frustrating. Make sure to read the directions if not you will encounter problems. I missed an important part and had to disassemble it. Even after doing that and following every single direction I was still frustrated and it didn't get any easier. Once it was altogether it seemed sturdy and seems safe. My son tried it and sort of liked it. He used it for a little bit and that was the end of it. He doesn't go to it to jump on it unless we take him to it. One thing is that it doesn't seem that springy. It is as almost jumping on the floor. He has more fun jumping on the bed or couch but that is a no no. That is why we got this in the first place. Overall it is an ok product. It might be different for your kid. For the price and frustration of building it I would look elsewhere. |
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