ACON
X 17ft Rectangular Trampoline with Net and Ladder
Coil springs (Performance Springs) · 17ft
From $3,999
ACON vs Berg
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ACON and Berg are both premium and both can install above-ground or in-ground, so the real question is how wide a range you want and how the warranty is structured.
ACON is a focused performance coil brand with consistent warranty terms across the mat and springs. Berg is a much broader European brand, sold across many lines and in above-ground, flat-ground, and in-ground formats; its frame warranty is long, but the mat, spring, and pad terms are shorter and change from line to line.
Choose ACON if you want a straightforward performance trampoline you can judge on one consistent spec. Choose Berg if you want more lines and installation options and don't mind comparing the warranty model by model.
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Key takeaways
- ACON recommends about 300 lb per jumper with no hard cap; Berg publishes no single-user figure at all — its 600 kg number is a static test, not a jumper rating.
- ACON publishes round, rectangle models; Berg's line-up varies by range; use the table rows for the exact models shown.
- Berg warranty is set by product line — 10 years standard on frame for most lines; extends to 13 years with registration. Favorit line differs from Berg's higher-tier ranges.
- Installation differs: ACON is mainly above-ground with an in-ground option, while Berg is above- or in-ground.
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