Trampoline Guides for Parents - Trampolines Info Blog

1. What does “BFR XL” mean? BFR stands for Brake – Freewheel – Reverse. That means the kart has a pedal‐operated brake (you pedal backwards to st...

When Christmas comes around, parents and grandparents across Ireland start searching for a big, unforgettable gift—something that will keep kids ac...

If you’re serious about trampolines—whether you’re buying for an ambitious young gymnast, a freestyle trickster, or you just want the most durable,...

When Christmas rolls around, many parents and grandparents are looking for big gifts that inspire active play, bring kids together outdoors, and do...

Every year, as the Christmas lists start rolling in, we see the same pattern at Trampolines Ireland: BERG pedal go karts surge to the very top for ...

Bringing a rebounder (mini-trampoline) into your home gym is one of the quickest ways to add low-impact cardio, balance training and a bit of fun t...

  Assembling a BERG trampoline is straightforward with the right tools and preparation, but like any big garden project, small hiccups can crop up....

All BERG PlayBase models share the same strong, powder-coated steel frame and modular design, allowing you to add swings, climbing nets, fitness ge...

  When families start shopping for a trampoline, the first questions usually centre around shape, brand, and safety features. But one of the most i...

  When most families go shopping for a trampoline, the first questions are usually about size, brand, or safety nets. But one factor that is often ...

BERG InGround vs FlatGround Trampolines Differences Explained Summary Table Please see our simple summary guide below that explains the key differe...

Thinking about a trampoline that looks sleek in your garden, sits flush with the lawn, and still bounces like a dream? You’re thinking BERG FlatGro...