To get the most out of your trampoline, it’s crucial to inspect it regularly. Ideally, you should perform a quick check before each use & a more thorough inspection every few weeks. Daily inspections help spot potential issues early, which can save you time & money on repairs as well as prevent needless injury from unseen problems.
New Owner Information
If you’ve just installed a new trampoline, don’t be surprised if it feels stiff at first. Trampoline beds & springs typically require up to two weeks to break in. During this period, bouncing may feel harder than usual, but the more you bounce, the quicker it will loosen up to provide that signature, springy feel our fly beds are known for.
Trampoline Component Inspections
String Bed Inspection
Strings are an integral part of any fly bed. Over time, they can wear out due to frequent use, so inspect them before each jump. Here’s what to look out for:
- Fraying or breaking: Broken strings are most commonly found along the edge of the trampoline bed.
- Quick repairs: Should you find broken strings, don’t worry! They can be easily fixed using a MaxAir Trampolines String Repair Kit. For a step-by-step video tutorial, head over to our Video FAQ for guidance.
