Giantex Trampoline Safety Net, 8 10 12 14 15 16Ft Weather-Resistant Replacement Enclosure Net for Round Frame, with Double-Headed Zippers, Protection Buckles & Enhanced Hook, Poles Not Included

It’s a great fit! It’s of high quality, with a sturdy zipper and a perfect design for the trampoline. This ensures that it’s fully functional.

Would recommend, it fit our trampoline great, good quality, absolutely amazing product

I'm very glad I purchased this. It seems very sturdy, was easy to install, looks great, and works great. I'm SO glad to have a spring pad/cover and net; I feel much better about my granddaughter using the trampoline now that it's safer. She can jump without someone having to stand right next to the trampoline the whole time; we can be watching her from the patio without worrying she's going to go flying over the edge. Worth the money for peace of mind.

I bought this safety net for my 15-foot Zupapa trampoline. It seems to be stronger and more dense than the original, and the upper edge is more loose than the original, but other than that, it is a good fit.

This was super easy to use. After removing the tops of the poles where the old net attached I was able to just slide this net on over the poles and their protective padding. The zipper is easy to use, my kids just always do the buckles. It seems to be of good quality, we’ll see how it holds up on the Arizona sun. The most important thing to me is that it keeps the kids on the trampoline, so it is doing its job.

We got this to replace an old trampoline net. We measure and counted poles and it bought it. It went on there easily. My 12 year old did it all by herself. The design was right and it has a decent zipper. I don’t like the kids on there without the net, so we are back in business

I bought the 6 pole, 15ft net for my Zupapa trampoline and this fit perfectly. It held up to its first test of 13yo boys well. The styrofoam sleeves were all deteriorated so I replaced them with 6ft pieces of pipe insulation from the local home store. Using a leaf blower to open up the net sleeves was a big help to insert the poles/padding.

The large gaps at the bottom are not safe for smaller kids who might want to crawl out or might fall out. We've never had a net like this. We have a Propel brand trampoline.