Trampolines

7YOF WAS JUMPING ON A TRAMPOLINE AT HOME WHEN SOMETHING GOT IN HER EYE DEVELOPED ITCHINESS DX: CONJUNCTIVITIS OF LEFT EYE; PERIORBITAL CELLULITIS OF LEFT EYE

13YOM WAS PLAYING ON A TRAMPOLINE AND INJURED HIS LEFT WRIST DX: CLOSED FRACTURE OF LEFT WRIST

10YOM WAS AT *** WHEN HE HIT HIS HEAD ON THE CORNER OF THE TRAMPOLINE DX: LACERATION SCALP, CLOSED HEAD INJURY

12YOF PRESENTS WITH LEFT ANKLE PAIN AND SWELLING AFTER LANDING ON IT WHILE JUMPING AT A TRAMPOLINE PARK DX: ANKLE INJURY

3YOF WAS JUMPING ON THE TRAMPOLINE AND FELL OFF DX: FRACTURE LEFT LOWER LEG

14YOF WAS JUMPING ON A TRAMPOLINE AT *** AND TWISTED HER LEFT ANKLE DX: STRAINED ANKLE

8YOF WAS JUMPING ON A TRAMPOLINE AND INJURED LEFT WRIST DX WRIST PAIN

31YOF, FROM TRAMPOLINE PARK WHERE SHE FELL LANDING ON HYPEREXTENDED HAND NOW WITH BRUISING AND SWELLING, DX: CLOSED BOXERS FRACTURE

6YOM, YESTERDAY AT THE TRAMPOLINE PARK GOT HIS FOOD TRAPPED UNDERNEATH THE PADDING AT THE EDGE OF THE TRAMPOLINE WITH ANOTHER CHILD FALLING IN THE TOP OF HIS FOOT NOW WITH THE ANKLE PAIN, DX: SPRAIN OF RIGHT ANKLE

6YOF, JUMPING AT A TRAMPOLINE PARK THEN SCRAPPED HER FOOT WHEN GOING DOWN A RUBBER SLIDE, DX: ABRASION OF RIGHT FOOT

9YOM BIT TONGUE WHEN JUMPING ON TRAMPOLINE. DX: TONGUE LACERATION

12YOM JUMPING ON A TRAMPOLINE AT A JUMP PARK AND INJURED FOOT DX: FRACTURE AND AVULSION RIGHT FOOT

My 3 year old toddler bit the material on the handle. Before we realized that she had bitten off a part of the handle protector, she took a deep breath and the material lodged in her throat and started choking. Her dad had to put his fingers inside her throat to dislodge it.

(04/2013)The consumer stated that she noticed a tear in the net. The consumer stated that she continued to let her children jump on the trampoline but the net continued to disintegrated. The consumer stated that the trampoline have not been in use since then because of the safety issue. The frame padding on the trampoline also came apart, but has since been replaced. No one was injured. The consumer stated that she will continue to try to reach the manufacturer.

We own a sports power brand swing set Jump N Swing model sold by Kmart. We've had it set up for about a year and a half and the foam padding on the swing set legs has degenerated to the point that they are no longer there and the material that holds the springs from the trampoline to the frame has become so weak that it recently started breaking, sending the springs flying! When the springs went flying my son's leg went through the side part of the trampoline banging his leg on the frame and his foot hit the ground hard. I can no longer let my kids play on this part of the swing set since one spring almost hit me and my four month old baby in the face, not to mention they could fall through at any point. My kids only weigh 35 and 27 lbs so well under the 50 lb per child weight limit set by the manufacturer.

2 of the welds broke where the legs connect to the upper frame On 2 different sides in the netting pulls collapse in and hit my son in the head and hurt his foot pretty bed

I am reporting the same experience as in incident 20110315-EA877-2147481375. http://www.saferproducts.gov/ViewIncident/1171039 We had the same Pure Fun First Jumper trampoline for roughly three months or less when the bungie cord that supplies the bounce to the jumper broke. Our children weighed 25-50lbs during its usage and it claims to be rated to 75lbs. The cord simply snaps while the child is jumping causing them to hit the floor instead of bouncing up. Its unlikely that there will be significant harm since the jumper is so close to the ground but there is some risk of injury. We did not get around to trying to replace the cord until right now when our younger kids are coming to the bouncy age. In shopping for a new cord I noticed the reports of the same experience from other owners including the government report. I did contact the manufacturer listed in the incident linked above and they informed me that there were no recalls on the product.

unfolded trampoline and it threw me across room and broke right wrist in 2 places

We bought a 14' SportsPower Trampoline in December 2013. The safety net ripped within 4 months, the net ripped and had to be repaired. The safety net ripped again in June 2015. My 4 year old daughter fell out and hit her head on the concrete floor below. She was rushed to the hospital with big knot in her head. The end result was she suffered a concussion from the fall. We haven't used the trampoline since because we are scared the kids will fall out.

Trampoline enclosure netting completely ripped all around the base putting my child in danger of falling of the edge. The netting material is obviously not designed to handle the weather elements in Florida and there was no warning stating that its use is not recommended in Florida. The netting rips apart like paper after less than one year.