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Airzone 14-Foot Trampoline Cover

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Provides protection from indoor or outdoor elements, water resistant and dust proof for long use.

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Product Details

Product Length:	29.8 inches
Product Width:	13.5 inches
Product Height:	5.3 inches
Product Weight:	7.0 pounds
Package Length:	29.8 inches
Package Width:	13.3 inches
Package Height:	5.8 inches
Package Weight:	6.4 pounds
Average Customer Rating:	based on 7 reviews

Features

Fits 14-foot trampolines
Constructed of durable woven polyethylene material.
Provides 100% UV light protection.
No assembly required.
2 year limited warranty

Customer Reviews

Average Customer Review: 2.0

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1 of 1 found the following review helpful:

Good idea.. Dec 23, 2007
We purchased this cover for my daughter's trampoline. Since we bought it for her for her 2nd Birthday we need to make sure it lasts for a long time! The cover is a great idea. It keeps all the rain and snow off for the winter. The only problem is that it holds water, so you have to lift the trampoline up and let the water out. That's not a big deal for us as long as the trampoline is protected when not in use for the winter. It fits nicely, and only took us a couple minutes to put on. Good investment all around.

14 ft trampoline cover Dec 17, 2007
This trampoline cover fits the tramopline well. Some of the problems with it are that it is not pourous and the rain and snow collect in the middle and creates a large pond in the middle of the cover, it needs to be pourous or drains installed at stategic points around the parameter and the center. Also the elastic band around the outside does not hold it on the trampoline during moderate wind. If it wasn't for the pond or ice in the center it would frequently blow off and lodge in my neighbors yard.Airzone 14-Foot Trampoline Cover

18 of 18 found the following review helpful:

cover not advised for rainy climates Aug 03, 2005
There is nothing wrong with this product, it's how you use it. We almost ruined our $300 trampoline in it's first week by using this product. We put it on our new trampoline and it fit fine. It rained the next day and filled completely with rain water, causing the trampoline to nearly collapse. It took a huge effort to remove the water out of the trampoline cover and we have not used it since. Trampolines are constructed using fabric that is breathable and will let the rain run through. By covering it, you don't allow it to drain. Unless you live in a VERY dry climate, I don't advise using a cover.

22 of 23 found the following review helpful:

TOO MUCH WORK!! May 15, 2004
This cover works well with keeping leaves and such off of the trampoline; but every single time it rains, I have to spend an hour or so getting the standing water out from the middle! It is a back breaking job and it is hard to understand why trampoline covers are not made to handle this correctly. More damage is done to the trampoline with the heavy water sitting there than leaves and limbs falling on it! This is a worthless item.

23 of 23 found the following review helpful:

Disappointed with lack of quality Apr 27, 2004
Used this item for less than two months (which was about 10 uses) before the elastic cord that secures it around the perimeter broke. Once the elastic is gone there is notheing that will keep the cover from falling off in the lightest of breezes.
I also agree with the review concerning water pooling in the center of the trampoline. At the very least I'm sure it weakens and shortens the spring life and also probably has the possibility of compromising the longevity of the trampoline frame.
One other complaint I have is that it is very difficult for one person to put the cover on by themself. As you attempt to pull the cover across the trampoline, the whole cover just slides on over and you end up walking in circles trying to get one side to stay put long enough to stretch the cover over to the opposite side.