We purchased the 16 ft trampoline. We purchased this brand because we wanted a higher quality trampoline with larger weight limit. It was advertised as 375 lbs max load, but the material with the product that shipped to us said 150kg, which works out to 330lbs. Other brands are rated at 250 lbs, so the products advantage over other brands is 36 less than advertised. Feels kind of deceptive to me.
The trampoline we received was branded Costway, which was kind of confusing. This is a Costway trampoline model SP35282.
All of the packaging, listing, and Costway material list this listed as having a 5/leg u/shape design. Our unit had 6 u/legs. For a while we thought maybe we received the wrong product, but eventually figured out that Costway just has poor documentation. Even on the Costway website it lists the SP35282 as having A 5/Leg U/Shape Design, but the picture shows 6 u/legs, and are identical pictures to the trampoline listed here on .
Less than advertised
We purchased the 16 ft trampoline. We purchased this brand because we wanted a higher quality trampoline with larger weight limit. It was advertised as 375 lbs max load, but the material with the product that shipped to us said 150kg, which works out to 330lbs. Other brands are rated at 250 lbs, so the products advantage over other brands is 36 less than advertised. Feels kind of deceptive to me. The trampoline we received was branded Costway, which was kind of confusing. This is a Costway trampoline model SP35282. All of the packaging, listing, and Costway material list this listed as having a 5/leg u/shape design. Our unit had 6 u/legs. For a while we thought maybe we received the wrong product, but eventually figured out that Costway just has poor documentation. Even on the Costway website it lists the SP35282 as having A 5/Leg U/Shape Design, but the picture shows 6 u/legs, and are identical pictures to the trampoline listed here on .