bellicon Classic 39"/44"/49" Fitness Trampoline with Screw-in Legs and Bungee Suspension up to 320 lbs (Extra Strong) | Best Performing rebounder

I am so happy I made the investment in getting the best of the best. Being older with bad knees I needed something I could do physically but yest not damage my knees, or take me huge amounts of time, which I don't have. Getting on for just 5 to 15 minutes gives me energy, helps my balance, and starts my day safely.My only regret was not getting the handle bar too.

This trampoline met my expectations of a trampoline that feels like a trampoline. It has incredible balance and it’s so fun!

I use my rebounder 5 times a week and it has last me for years when you call the company up to re order some parts they work with you, and send you extra parts. they're great to work with and very easy to talk with great company. retired U.S. Navy BZ

Absoutly love this 💚

After almost three years of ownership, I must say that the 49" Bellicon is absolutely amazing, I love it to death. Unfortunately, I have NOT bought or tried the JumpSport, so I don't know how the two compare. From what I have read, these are the two primary trampoline/rebounders worth using. But I have tried several of the cheap brands and the difference is night and day between the Bellicon rebounders and what the crap that Walmart/KMart/Target sell (no comparison whatsoever).Since I have week knees (ACL replaced one time, probably needs to be replaced again), always looking for equipment that reduces the stress on the knees (e.g. elliptical machines, etc.). Now, having spent over $5,000 in exercise equipment over the last five or six years, it has become clear that the Bellicon rebounder is one of the best exercise devices and is definitely my favorite piece of exercise equipment. Unfortunately, it is also my wife's favorite exercise device and she recently took it away from me for her own personal use. Thus, I have gone without for a little under a year (we used to share the Bellicon, but no more).As background, I ordered the 200-280 lbs bands (if I remember correctly) and the screw-on (and not the folding) legs that are available on the Bellicon US website (in November 2013 paid over $100.00 more with shipping than the current price on Amazon). If I jump really hard, I can slightly touch the floor with the current bands on the Bellicon that my wife is using (I am a little over 200 lbs). According to Bellicon, my wife should use a lower band weight level, but she loves the higher-weighted bands and she absolutely gets a great workout using our first Bellicon, which is why she refuses to let me use it (so I don't wear it out). She is probably 60 lbs under the suggested weight for the bands that she is using, but she loves the current resistance of those bands and claims that everyone should go with a higher-weighted band than what is suggested. That's is just her opinion and the good German engineers would probably disagree with her (and also my repeating that statement).Jump forward to July 2016, I am now waiting for my second Bellicon to arrive in a week or two. I was going to buy this one off of Amazon until I found out about the 44" with the support t-bar, which comes as a package for about the same price. While I would rather have the larger 49" mat, the 44" mat was too enticing to pass up since it included that cool looking support bar that permits other activities on the trampoline/rebounder (go out to YouTube to see what I mean).Thus, as an Amazon Prime member, I always try to buy everything on Amazon to get the free, two-day shipping (and no, I don't work for Amazon). Bellicon should really offer their whole selection on Amazon, which is a little disappointing to me that they don't. Those Germans are hard headed sometimes, I know, I used to live in Europe.Well, as soon as I receive the 44" rebounder with the built-in t-bar, I will post a comparison of the two models since they are now comparably priced (44" pad with T-Bar plus shipping was $660.00 while the 49" pad without T-Bar was about $690.00 as of July 16, 2016). No sales tax required by Amazon or Bellicon for where I live.Please note that I have lots of room so I have never purchased the folding legs that are offered by Bellicon on their website. We rarely need to take the legs off of the Bellicon, but we have occasionally done it and it probably only takes two-to-three minutes to do so. While the foldings legs look enticing, my concern would be with their durability in the long run as I have yet to find a review of them, whether they squeak, or whether they wear out over time.Also, my company refunds up to $800 per year as part of a "Stay Fit" program, so I will get reimbursed this year for our second Bellicon (this one is mine alone) with the X-Strong bands (180 lbs to 320 lbs) and then I will probably buy a second Bellicon for myself early next year with the Ultra Strong bands (320 lbs to 440 lbs). And no, I don't weight anywhere near that, I just want to have a standard resistance and also a firm resistance for different exercises.Hopefully by early next year, Bellicon will have added their full line to Amazon (and all will be available for Amazon Prime). If not, I will complain to Bellicon for not adding everything to Amazon.Hope that this review makes sense. Will be updating in a month-or-two and then again probably by mid next year.