Vuly Flare Trampoline Review
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The Vuly Flare trampoline serves as an affordable option for families, striking a balance between cost and quality. This review incorporates both customer feedback and insights from our trampoline assembly expert.
Build Quality and Materials
The galvanised steel frame of the Flare, though not powder-coated, is designed to weather outdoor conditions. However, according to our expert, “the frame is a bit flimsy and the padding deteriorates quickly.” This observation suggests a compromise between affordability and long-term durability. The Flare’s maximum weight limit of 120kg, less than Vuly’s standard 150kg, further hints at its entry-level robustness.
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Safety Features
Complying with Australian Trampoline Standard AS 4989:2015, the Flare prioritises safety with its design, featuring curved safety net poles and springs placed outside the jumping area. “The mat and the safety netting lock together, protecting everybody from the springs,” our expert highlights, considering the Flare’s safety features above average.
Bounce and Performance
With a spring count of 70 and each spring 13.7 cm long, the Flare is designed to provide a decent bounce, catering primarily to children. “Great for small kids,” says our expert, pointing out that the trampoline is tailored more towards younger users.
Assembly and Value
The assembly process is described as relatively straightforward, although not without its challenges, such as the frame not locking together easily. “The frame doesn’t lock together, so you may need a second person just to hold it up until you get the mat attached,” advises our expert. Priced at $849, the Flare is seen as an entry-level trampoline that balances cost with features and durability effectively.
Additional Features and Customer Service
The Flare allows for customization with accessories, though essentials like a ladder and anchor kit are not included, potentially adding to the overall cost. Customer service experiences vary, with our expert noting mixed feedback from clients.
Conclusion
The Vuly Flare is a compelling choice for families looking for an affordable, safe trampoline for their children’s outdoor entertainment. While it may not boast the longevity or premium features of more expensive models, it offers a solid balance of cost, safety, and fun. The expert’s comments provide a realistic view of what to expect in terms of build quality, safety, and assembly, making it a decent investment for those new to trampolining or seeking a budget-friendly option.
