How Much Weight Does A Springfree Trampoline Hold?
Every Springfree trampoline has two weight figures, and they mean different things. The single jumper weight is the heaviest person who should bounce on it. The tested maximum load is how much static weight the frame, rods and mat have been tested to hold. This guide lists both for every Springfree model we stock in Ireland, and explains which one matters when you're choosing.
Springfree Weight Limits by Model
| Model | Size | Single jumper weight | Tested maximum load |
|---|---|---|---|
| R30 Mini Round | 6ft round | 80kg (175 lbs) | 600kg (1,300 lbs) |
| R54 Compact Round | 8ft round | 80kg (175 lbs) | 600kg (1,300 lbs) |
| O47 Compact Oval | 6 x 9ft oval | 80kg (175 lbs) | 600kg (1,300 lbs) |
| R79 Medium Round | 10ft round | 100kg (220 lbs) | 700kg (1,500 lbs) |
| O77 Medium Oval | 8 x 11ft oval | 100kg (220 lbs) | 700kg (1,500 lbs) |
| O92 Large Oval | 8 x 13ft oval | 100kg (220 lbs) | 700kg (1,500 lbs) |
| S113 Large Square | 11ft square | 100kg (220 lbs) | 700kg (1,500 lbs) |
| R132 Jumbo Round | 13ft round | 100kg (220 lbs) | 700kg (1,500 lbs) |
| O200 Jumbo Oval | 12 x 19ft oval | 100kg (220 lbs) | 700kg (1,500 lbs) |
Figures are Springfree's published ratings. See the full Springfree range for sizes and current prices.
Which Number Matters?
The single jumper weight is the one to choose by. It's set so that a person of that weight, bouncing at normal height, stays well clear of the ground. Because a Springfree mat is held by flexible rods below the jumping surface, a heavier jumper pushes the mat lower, so this limit is about safe clearance as much as strength.
The tested maximum load is a strength figure, not a passenger limit. It shows how much static weight the trampoline can carry with a safety margin, which is why it's so much higher. It doesn't mean several people can jump together up to that total. Springfree, like every trampoline maker, recommends one jumper at a time, because most trampoline injuries happen when two or more people share the mat.
Can Adults Use a Springfree Trampoline?
Yes. Every model from the R79 Medium Round upwards is rated for a single jumper up to 100kg, so most parents can use them comfortably. If adults or older teenagers will be regular users, choose a medium, large or jumbo model, not a compact one.
Which Springfree Suits Your Family?
- Young children, smaller gardens: the R30 Mini Round, R54 Compact Round or O47 Compact Oval. All are rated to 80kg, so they'll last well into the teenage years.
- Growing families and teenagers: the R79 Medium Round, O77 Medium Oval or O92 Large Oval, all rated to 100kg.
- Teenagers, adults and gymnasts: the S113 Large Square, R132 Jumbo Round or O200 Jumbo Oval give the most jumping room at the same 100kg rating.
Not sure which size fits your garden? Our trampoline size guide walks you through it.
Common Questions
What happens if someone over the limit jumps on it?
The mat travels lower than it was designed to, which reduces the clearance underneath and puts extra strain on the rods and mat. It can also affect your warranty. Stick to the single jumper weight for the model you own.
Does the weight limit include accessories?
No. The FlexrHoop, FlexrStep ladder and other Springfree accessories don't change the jumper rating.
How do Springfree limits compare with BERG?
They're rated in a similar range, but the two brands measure differently. See our guide to BERG trampoline weight limits for a model-by-model list.
Need a Hand Choosing?
We're Ireland's only Springfree stockist, with every model held in our Irish warehouse. Call us on 01 960 1641 (ROI) or 028 3756 8930 (NI) and we'll help you pick the right one for your family.
