Jumpzylla 16ft vs Skywalker 16ft

Both are 16ft value rounds, so the split is weight limit and warranty. The Jumpzylla 16ft is rated to 450 lb single-user at about $700, with a 1-year warranty across main parts.

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Quick verdict

Jumpzylla offers a higher single-user weight limit with a 1-year warranty; Skywalker's Epic version brings longer frame and spring cover.

Full spec comparison

SpecificationJumpzylla 16ftSkywalker 16ft
BrandJUMPZYLLASkywalker
Model / lineJUMPZYLLA Jumpzylla 16ftSkywalker 16' Round Outdoor Trampoline with Safety Enclosure - Made in USA (16ft)
Size16ft16ft
ShapeRoundRound
Install typeabove groundabove ground
Safety netyesyes
Overall footprint16ft × 16ft16ft × 16ft
Spring systemcoil springsCoil springs
Max single-user weight450 lb275 lb
Frame materialGalvanized steelUSA-made galvanized steel
Mat materialUV-resistant polypropylene
Net materialReinforced polyethylene mesh
US standardYes (ASTM F381-16)Yes (ASTM)
WarrantyFrame —; mat —; springs —; net —Frame 3 yr; mat 1 yr; springs 1 yr; net 1 yr
Price$699.95$799

What matters most

The Jumpzylla 16ft is rated to 450 lb single-user at about $700, with a 1-year warranty across main parts. The Skywalker 16ft round is rated to 275 to 400 lb single-user at about $799 to $820, with frame cover of 3 to 10 years depending on the model.

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