JumJoe Kids Trampoline - 36 inch, with Handle bar, Safety, Portable - 1 Year Warranty. (Yellow)
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JumJoe Kids Trampoline - 36 inch, with Handle bar, Safety, Portable - 1 Year Warranty. (Yellow)
- ★ ASSEMBLE IN MINUTES! Easy to fold & transport
- ★ INDOOR & OUTDOOR use providing many hours of play throughout all seasons. Great way for kids to develop better fitness, balance and coordination, build motor skill and burn off some extra energy while having fun!
- ★ EXTRA SAFE FUN / Our trampoline has a durable mat and tubular steel frame with a durable coated finish, a handle bar with cushion for easy gripping & padded frame cover for added protection and safety for your kids.
- ★ SUITABLE FOR AGE 3+ / Safe and strong heavy duty steel frame supports is UP TO 150 POUNDS / Fits almost anywhere in your house, turning any room into a play room.
- ★ 1 YEAR WARRANTY – if you are not satisfied with our trampoline, you can return it for a full refund.
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