Just replaced 3rd mat in 12 months. Stitching comes undone making the springs come lose And the mat ripped
Kids weigh under 50kg. Weight should be up to 120kg. Net zipper broke and pads rotted away in under 12 months. Last trampoline mat lasted 8 years. Not happy . Crap quality

So we ended up getting the 12 ft because it had the appropriate weight ration for one of us to get on with the kids. From that respect, it's fine, however like almost everyone else, the pads and net are completely trashed and cost almost as much as a new trampoline!

Just over 12 months old and the mat, netting and pads all need to be replaced. The net and pads have deteriorated in the weather and have big holes in them, and the spring-free mat is so loose the kids can't even jump on it anymore. I now have a 12 ft trampoline that takes up the entire backyard that is useless. Total waste of $600.

These trampolines are low cost but terrible quality. Had to throw it out after just a few years. Padding, nets disintegrate within a year, replacement parts overpriced and not worth it. Poles not sturdy and bent in the wind. The base is the only ok part, although springs rusted easily. Had terrible time putting it together because incorrect and faulty parts provided - took ages to sort out. You're definitely better off paying for something better quality.

I purchased a 12 foot Action Trampoline five years ago and the quality of the item was poor. The blue pads do not wear well, they cracked and fell apart within 12 MONTHS. The item was used without the pads for the next four years and then the mat stitching fell a part. I now have a pile of metal in the back yard. The cost of a new mat and pads is almost the cost of a new trampoline. They don't make things like they used to. It cost me $100 dollars a year over five years. $500 poorly spent. :(
When it was in one piece the kids loved it.
Poor quality components. Doesn't hold up to weather conditions of Australia.