MaxAir Trampolines pioneered the square super trampoline to produce this specific ability for world-breaking, gold medal-winning athletes by engineering corner springs to accommodate side springs.įor anyone who performs advanced tricks, we recommend the Super Quad. When set-up in a square formation, a trampoline will rocket you upward and not forward nor backward. Surrounded by an equal amount of high-performance tension springs, a square trampoline bed acts as one giant spring. The square shape provides sturdy support for jumpers by centering the bounce. That’s because there is more space corner to corner. It may seem like a circular trampoline would provide more jumping space but a square trampoline delivers you more. You will see your children continue to grow in ability as they reach new heights!

Once they have grasped the fundamentals of trampolining, they should upgrade to either a rectangle or square tramp for higher quality bouncing and superior performance. This results in rounded and oval tramps t he weakest in terms of snap.īoth oval and circle trampolines are perfect for introducing children to tricking and increasing their aerial awareness. As the springs are not spaced equally to the impact of the bouncing, the concert of springs extend less and less the further the bed surface is from the impact point. A slower bounce, these have the ability to propel the trampolinist further into the air due to more surface area to rebound, airflow, and of course–more springs. Round and Oval trampolines are a marriage between circle and rectangle trampolines. The round shape makes it easier to control movement and direction when bouncing as the springs works in unison to pull the jumper back to the center. This particular design allows for consistent and controlled bounces in the center of the trampoline, with a softer and less bouncier rebound the closer one is to the edge. Circle trampolines have springs arranged in a circular pattern around the edge of the trampoline.

Round or rectangle trampoline