ACON
X 17ft Rectangular Trampoline with Net and Ladder
Coil springs (Performance Springs) · 17ft
From $3,999
ACON vs JumpSport
ACON and JumpSport are both premium, but people research them for different reasons.
ACON is easy to read as a performance spring trampoline, with specs that favor stronger bouncing and larger backyard setups. JumpSport is a safety-led brand family and the parent of AlleyOOP, so most people weighing JumpSport are really looking at AlleyOOP's trampolines and its DoubleBounce and PowerBounce options.
Choose ACON if you want a clear performance trampoline you can buy on its specs. If JumpSport drew you in, go straight to the AlleyOOP models, since that's where the real decision sits.
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Key takeaways
- ACON recommends about 300 lb per jumper with no hard cap; JumpSport's limits vary by model, so check the table rows.
- ACON publishes round, rectangle models; JumpSport's line-up varies by range; use the table rows for the exact models shown.
- JumpSport's warranty terms vary by line; frames on its premium AlleyOOP line are commonly lifetime.
- Installation differs: ACON is mainly above-ground with an in-ground option, while JumpSport is above-ground only.
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