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Moxie by Upper Bounce 12 ft Pumpkin-Shaped Trampoline Set w Safety Enclosure (New; Open Box) $290.99 Woot

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Moxie by Upper Bounce Pumpkin-Shaped Outdoor Trampoline Set with Premium Top-Ring Frame Safety Enclosure [woot.com]

$290.99
Condition New; Open Box
Color Blue
Size 12 ft

12 Feet: Max Weight: 385 Pounds. Dimensions: 150.4 x 150.4 x 102.4 inches. Trampoline Weight: 134 Pounds.

Compare to $479.99 [upperbounce.com], most stores sell it for right around that
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SpaceCallahan | Staff
01-09-2022 at 03:57 AM.
01-09-2022 at 03:57 AM.
Doesn't look like any fun with The Safety Enclosure LMAO


Thanks, niki4h Peace
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s9anstey
01-09-2022 at 04:40 AM.
01-09-2022 at 04:40 AM.
Any compelling reason to get a 14' over a 12'? Getting one for my son and those seem to be the most popular sizes. We have one child so I dont think the extra space would be too much of an issue. Probably a magnet for neighbor kids, but still should fit 3 @ 12'. Thanks for any advice
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01-09-2022 at 04:49 AM.
01-09-2022 at 04:49 AM.
Quote from s9anstey :
Any compelling reason to get a 14' over a 12'? Getting one for my son and those seem to be the most popular sizes. We have one child so I dont think the extra space would be too much of an issue. Probably a magnet for neighbor kids, but still should fit 3 @ 12'. Thanks for any advice

Hopefully you will have more than one kid and you'll need the bigger size
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alexandroid
01-17-2022 at 05:36 PM.
01-17-2022 at 05:36 PM.
Quote from s9anstey :
Any compelling reason to get a 14' over a 12'? Getting one for my son and those seem to be the most popular sizes. We have one child so I dont think the extra space would be too much of an issue. Probably a magnet for neighbor kids, but still should fit 3 @ 12'. Thanks for any advice
Subtract 2ft for the padding, so 12ft would be 10ft jumping area. Round trampolines usually have indications saying one kid at a time, and that's probably because they tend to move everyone toward the middle when bouncing (and manufacturers want to stay safe and avoid any liability from accidents).
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