Wednesday, October 7, 2009

Have Fun! Get a Floating Water Trampoline

By Jerry Bencia

You must have heard of water bouncers and water trampolines. Both these units are slightly different with reference to portability. A water trampoline comes with springs in a steel frame that supports the main jumping area. On the other hand, a water bouncer utilizes only a webbing that is connected to the bouncing area with a flotation tube.

You can of course bounce higher on the water trampoline which also can take on a greater weight than the water bouncer. A water trampoline may naturally take about thirty minutes more than a water bouncer for setting up and cost more but it's well worth all the fun.

You may have seen regular trampolines at international contests, in circuses and at fares. But now you can join a growing club of people who are using the simpler version of the regular trampoline for homes. Water trampolines are being bought for both the fun and exercise they can provide for the whole family.

If you buy a regular trampoline you will need more space to store it. Water trampolines are far more portable therefore. They have also become common utilities at gyms and schools as they can provide a cardio workout session too.

Before buying a water trampoline you must check the climbing ladder leading to the bouncing area to see whether it is convenient to use. You can also pick up some accessories like tents, bouncing boards, a side basketball kit and slides when you first buy a water trampoline. Water trampolines come in diameter categories and one ranging from 9 feet to 12 feet is ideal for a small family.

The easiest way to buy a water trampoline is to order one off the Internet. Some very good offers can be obtained online though you must only shop at secure sites and not get taken in by luring advertisements. A good way to fetch a nice discount on your water trampoline purchase is to use discount coupons and request free shipping by going in for a big purchase that includes the main units and some accessories. You will be using the accessories at some time or the other so combining them with the initial purchase will cut on costs.

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