Universal Trampoline Replacement Enclosure Poles with Clamp and Hardware

I recently purchased the Universal Trampoline Replacement Enclosure Poles with Clamp and Hardware, and I couldn't be more satisfied. The quality of these poles surpassed my expectations, transforming my trampoline into a safer and more enjoyable space for my family.The sturdy construction of the poles ensures stability during vigorous bouncing sessions, providing a sense of security. The included clamps and hardware made the installation process a breeze, even for someone like me who isn't particularly handy.What sets these replacement poles apart is their universal design, which fits seamlessly with various trampoline models. This versatility makes them a go-to solution for anyone looking to upgrade their trampoline enclosure without the hassle of compatibility issues.The enhanced safety features, coupled with the durability of these poles, make them a worthwhile investment. My family can now enjoy our trampoline worry-free, knowing that these replacement poles are up to the task. If you're in need of a reliable and universal solution, look no further – these replacement enclosure poles deserve a solid 5 stars!

Works great holds up the net way cheaper than going and buying a new trampoline, very sturdy, easy to put up, fits a 14ft trampoline, no missing parts

Sturdy product

These poles were very easy to install. We get pretty harsh winds out here so tramps fly often. Now that mine is anchored down, I had to replace the old bent and broken poles. These were easy and work very well! Good buy so far

Love that these are universal. I couldn’t find replacement poles specific to the brand of trampoline we had after they were damaged during a hurricane, so these are great. They are very tall, but can be raised/lowered as needed to work with the height of your net. They’re also easy to take down ahead of any predicted storms, which was a big factor for me. I will say, place the clips on your legs first and tighten enough to keep still while still allowing for the poles to slide in. Then tighten completely at desired height. I was able to “install” these by myself in about 30 minutes, and I think that could be even faster now that I know what I’m doing.

I have 4 boys and they are rough on the trampoline net and poles. These replacement poles have saved my old trampoline once again.

So I just bought this and I installed it the same day, by the way, it took me an hour, and it was somewhat tedious by myself without any help but it can be done. Anywho I have a Propel brand Trampoline from Sam’s Club. By the way I highly don’t recommend buying that specific trampoline, because if those bottom poles ever get messed up, propel will never restock and it’s been about six months since I’ve been waiting for them to restock and I even reached out and they said they should be restocking “soon” well idk what “soon” means for them but 6 months waiting and still nothing. Any who back to this review not sure if it’s required or mandatory to add the spacers for stability, But unfortunately with this trampoline you can’t add the spacers or you will not be able to close the clamps at all. The leg pipe of the tramp. Is just way too thick to add the spacer, so I didn’t use the spacers. I was able to close the clamps all the way to the point where each side of the clamp can touch each other so they’re on pretty tight, but for some reason the post that hold the net still seems wobbly. My kids have not jumped on yet because it’s been raining and super windy so I haven’t been able to test or see how stable they are when kids are jumping on it. So I will update hopefully in a couple of days when the rains and wind calm down. I’m giving this product 5 stars right now because it’s doing its job and it looks good and seems fine with the high winds we’ve been having here in Idaho.Update- Okay so the high winds and rain have stopped my kids were able to jump on the trampoline. And well I would just say, if you have a propel brand trampoline these aren’t going to work for it. After the wind was done most of the poles were sideways or sliding down I’m pretty sure you need those spacers I just don’t know how y’all are gonna get them on it was to be a really skinny leg on the trampoline to be able to close those clamps. Unfortunately I had to return them and keep lookin for a different solution.

Prevented us from having to buy a 3rd trampoline.