I bought the 350 Pro and immediately exchanged for the 570 Pro, your analysis is spot on, the 570 is a superior rebounder. The price difference is mainly due to the 570 with the solid ring being classified as an oversized package, it costs them $46 to ship the 350 compared to $200 to ship the 570

Thank you! I’m really happy with my JumpSport 370 Pro. :)

No matter how many videos we watch on different brands the person that has never been on one has no idea if they like a softer or firmer bounce. So for the person that can’t make a mistake financially this is so tough. And even then u may get something u like but little do u know the other one may have felt even better to u.   I got my Bellicon for upstairs in my exercise room. But I’m thinking of a smaller one for the deck.  But again some people don’t have that luxury.  I was supposed to order the Medium bungees but I ordered the strong because a video person said to size up. So there again WHO KNOWS if I got it right or not.

Thank you for this informative review. Very helpful. 🇨🇦👍

Thanks

I ordered the 570 pro mostly because of the bar. I can’t wait for it to get here.

Thanks, I just got the 570 Pro, it was over $600 (I somewhat couldn’t believe that I could just afford that mid way through purchase) but using it in my 5th floor walk up, 8500 a month Manhattan Upper West Side 1920’s townhouse style apartment, it feels unsafe to even use on the roof. Everything shakes people tell me. I have to use it in a gym or local park. I was interested in what it weighs, it was installed for me, and I haven’t gone into the trampoline/yoga room since people said I interrupted them by using it to do my HITT exercises, it was mortifying. I wanna start maybe using it in my local park, flat surface of course, your review was fabulous by the way, thank you.

I have the 570 pro with the bar you have and it is stiff. Definitely get my heart rate up fast, what a work out😊. Was assembled when l got it, just screwed the legs and bar, now l am gonna check the settings because it must be on firm. I would like a little loose if possible, solid rebounder and worth the extra money

You didn't mention if the 350  can have a balance bar...

This helped so much.  Thank you!!  🥰

Is there a way to get the diameter of the jumping space on each mat, not including the skirt area? On their website they only give the diameter including the skirts, but I don't think I would want to be bouncing on the skirt as it is right over the clasps. Thanks for your help!

Only JumpSport 120 Home is available on Amazon India. Is it any good?

Is your 570 set on the firmest bounce?   Just wondering if the two were set the same?

what is the cost difference---between the two????????

what is the diameter of both?

Hello! Thank you for the video! I am curious about "7 settings". Would you please give some information about this? Thank you!

Do you have a code for now to get a discount on 500 series please?

JumpSport does not ship to India 😞

I currently have a Bcan 48" mini trampoline. I like it, but find it a bit too hard on my knees and lower back (recovering from a bylateral L5 fracture). This is the only once I could afford for now (been using it for 1 year, minus teh few months I had to let my spine heal). I do not like that the legs unscrew as I use my trampoline (20-30 mins and several of the legs get unscrewed.. if I would workout longer I would be affraid some of teh legs would come off all the way. also its is very wobbly, but I put felt pads under the uneven shorter legs to make it more even, but still wobbles a little and move while I workout). I do not jumps because its not safe for my spine, but do most exercises with my feet on the mat (a health bounce with different intensities, still burn 200-300 cals in 20-30 mins). I am considering investing in a Jumpsport rebounder because the legs are rounded and screwed in from the sides (vs Bcan straight legs screwed directly in the loop underneath) and would go with a 44" as I need more surface (currently have 48" and its plenty, but could manage 4" less). I currently cannot use my handlebar as I do not have space to keep my trampoline on the floor while not in use, so it sits against my wall upright in my bedroom, but the 44" might be small enough to fit on teh floor in a corner without being in the way. I was just wondering about the 470 pro 44". YOu mentionned it was a firmer mat.. would you by any chance know how it compares to the 48" Bcan in firmness? Thanks

How does the 570 pro compare to the bellicon?