Jumpflex HERO 15ft vs Akrobat 17x10 FlatGround

The split is an above-ground round versus an in-ground rectangle. The HERO 15ft is round, coil-sprung, rated to 350 lb single-user, at about $999, with a 10-year frame and 5 years on the mat and springs.

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Quick verdict

HERO is the above-ground value pick; the Akrobat is the in-ground performance setup with much longer cover.

Full spec comparison

SpecificationJumpflex HERO 15ftAkrobat 17x10 FlatGround
BrandJumpflexAkrobat
Model / lineJumpflex HERO™ Trampoline (15ft)Akrobat Primus Flat 17x10 (17x10ft)
Size15ft17x10ft
ShapeRoundRectangular
Install typeabove groundinground
Safety netyesyes
Overall footprint15ft × 15ft10ft × 17ft
Jumping mat size157.2" diameter
Spring systemCoil springsAkroSPRING Pro System
Spring count96110
Spring length7.1"8.5"
Max single-user weight350 lb331 lb
Frame materialHigh-tensile steel
Mat materialAkroVENT Sport
Net material100% high-strength polyester
US standardYes (ASTM F381-16; ASTM F2225-15)Unknown
WarrantyFrame 10 yr; mat 5 yr; springs 5 yr; net 1 yrFrame Lifetime; mat 5 yr; springs 12 yr; net 5 yr
Price$999$3,299

What matters most

The HERO 15ft is round, coil-sprung, rated to 350 lb single-user, at about $999, with a 10-year frame and 5 years on the mat and springs. The Akrobat 17x10 Flat is a flush-to-ground rectangle at about $3,299, rated to 331 lb single-user, with a lifetime frame, 12 years on springs and 5 years on the mat and pads.

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