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BERG Trampolines Max User Weight Limits & Size Info

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BERG trampoline user weight limits range from 50kg on the smallest 200cm Favorit to 120kg on the larger models. The limit depends on the size and the range, not on the shape — and it's a per-jumper figure, not a total.

Below is every BERG model we sell with its maximum user weight and tested load, taken from BERG's own specifications.


What the two figures mean

Maximum user weight is the heaviest single person who should use the trampoline. It's the number that matters for deciding whether a model suits your family.

Test weight is the static load BERG tests the frame to — typically five times the user weight. It exists to show the frame has a large margin, not as a licence to put several people on the mat at once.

One jumper at a time is the rule regardless. Most trampoline injuries happen with several people on the mat, because a heavier jumper transfers energy into a lighter one at exactly the wrong moment. The weight limit is about the trampoline; the one-at-a-time rule is about the people.


BERG Favorit — weight limits

Model Shape Size Springs Max user Test weight
200 Fav Round 200cm / 6.6ft 36 50kg 250kg
270 Fav Round 270cm / 9ft 48 70kg 350kg
280 Fav Rectangular 280 × 190cm / 9 × 6ft 44 70kg 350kg
330 Fav Round 330cm / 11ft 72 100kg 500kg
380 Fav Round 380cm / 12.5ft 80 110kg 550kg
410 Fav Rectangular 410 × 250cm / 8 × 13ft 64 120kg 600kg
430 Fav Round 430cm / 14ft 96 120kg 600kg
520 Fav Oval 520 × 345cm / 17 × 11ft 96 120kg 600kg

Note the 200cm at 50kg. That's roughly an eight-year-old. It's a genuine toddler trampoline and a child will outgrow it, which is worth knowing before you buy it for a six-year-old.

Shop BERG Favorit — round, oval, rectangular.


BERG Champion — weight limits

Model Shape Size Springs Max user Test weight
270 Ch Round 270cm / 9ft 64 70kg 350kg
330 Ch Round 330cm / 11ft 96 100kg 500kg
330 Ch Rectangular 330 × 220cm / 7 × 11ft 88 100kg 500kg
350 Ch Oval 350 × 250cm / 8 × 11ft 80 110kg 550kg
380 Ch Round 380cm / 12.5ft 112 100kg 500kg
410 Ch Rectangular 410 × 250cm / 8 × 13ft 104 120kg 600kg
430 Ch Round 430cm / 14ft 128 120kg 600kg
470 Ch Oval 470 × 310cm / 15 × 10ft 112 120kg 600kg
520 Ch Oval 520 × 345cm / 17 × 11ft 144 120kg 600kg

Shop BERG Champion — round, oval, rectangular, inground.


BERG Elite — weight limits

Model Shape Size Springs Max user Test weight
330 El Round 330cm / 11ft 96 100kg 500kg
380 El Round 380cm / 12.5ft 112 110kg 550kg
430 El Round 430cm / 14ft 128 120kg 600kg
500 El Rectangular 500 × 300cm / 16 × 10ft 128 120kg 600kg
520 El Oval 520 × 345cm / 17 × 11ft 144 120kg 600kg

Shop BERG Elite — round, oval, rectangular, inground.


Choosing by weight rather than by size

Most people pick a trampoline by garden space and the ages of the children. If there's an adult or a big teenager in the house, it's worth working the other way round:

Heaviest user What you need
Up to 50kg Any BERG, including the 200cm Favorit
Up to 70kg 270cm or larger
Up to 100kg 330cm or larger
Up to 110kg 380cm round or 350 × 250cm oval and up
Up to 120kg 430cm round, or the 410/500 rectangulars and 470/520 ovals

Above 120kg, BERG doesn't rate any of its residential range. That's a hard limit rather than a cautious one — exceeding it stresses the mat and springs in a way the warranty won't cover.


Common questions

Is the weight limit per person or in total?

Per person. The test weight — 250kg to 600kg depending on model — is a static load the frame is tested to, not a permitted total for several jumpers.

What happens if someone heavier uses it?

Nothing dramatic on a single bounce. Repeatedly, it stretches springs and stresses the mat's stitching, and damage caused by exceeding the rated weight isn't covered by the warranty. If someone in the house is near the limit, size up.

Why does the Champion 380 take 100kg when the Favorit 380 takes 110kg?

That's BERG's own published figure and it surprises most people. If it matters to your decision, ring us and we'll check the current specification with BERG before you order.

Can two children use it together?

One at a time is the safe rule on any trampoline, whatever the weight limit says. Most injuries involve multiple jumpers, and a size difference makes it worse rather than better.

Does the shape change the weight limit?

Not directly — size does. A 410 × 250cm rectangular takes 120kg while a 330cm round takes 100kg, because it's a bigger trampoline with more springs, not because it's rectangular.

What about adults using it for fitness?

Fine up to the rated limit. If it's mainly for adult fitness rather than children, a rebounder is the better tool — 110cm, indoors, and built for the job.

Do Springfree trampolines have the same limits?

Different figures, and Springfree publishes both a single-jumper limit and a tested load. See the Springfree range, or our guide to how much weight a Springfree holds.


Not sure which size you need?

Tell us the ages and rough weights of who'll be using it, plus your garden dimensions, and we'll tell you which models work. Our trampoline size guide covers the space side of it.

Call 01 960 1641 (Republic of Ireland) or 028 3756 8930 (Northern Ireland), Mon-Sat 9am-6pm.

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