Springfree vs JumpSport
Springfree and JumpSport both sell safety, but they get there in different ways.
Springfree removes the springs entirely, running flexible rods below a hidden frame. JumpSport is the safety-led parent of AlleyOOP, which keeps traditional springs but engineers around them with the DoubleBounce two-mat system and a lifetime frame warranty.
Choose Springfree if a no-springs design is the point. If JumpSport appeals, look at the AlleyOOP models directly, since that's where the sprung, safety-engineered decision lives.
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Key takeaways
- The two brands differ on bounce system — Springfree uses springless flexible composite rods (no springs), while JumpSport uses traditional coil springs.
- Springfree caps a single jumper at 220 lb; JumpSport's limits vary by model, so check the table rows.
- Springfree publishes round, oval, square 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.
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