BCAN51" Mini Hexagon Trampoline, Max Load 450 LBS Adult Fitness Trampoline with T-Adjustable Handle Bar, Silent Bungees, Larger, More Stable, Quiet Indoor/Garden Workout

I work from home and sit way too much. I’d been thinking about buying a rebounder, but there are so many choices! I wanted a quality one, but didn’t want to spend $300-500+ not knowing if I’d stick with it. I also didn’t want to buy a piece of junk that would fall apart or break possibly causing me to get hurt. I did a lot of research and read and watched a lot of reviews on Amazon, TikTok, and in a Facebook rebounding group I found. Most everything I read said the BCAN brand has a good reputation for being a good starting rebounder.Assembly tips - I searched YouTube and found a video from Jump & Jacked titled: BCAN Rebounder Review and Assembly Guide where she shows step by step how to put this together. The only difference is the legs she’s shown attaching are curved and this model has straight legs. Overall the hardest part is attaching the bungees. I was able to assemble most of it by myself in about an hour, but I had to have my husband help me with attaching the bungees on the corners. If you don’t have very strong hands or have arthritis in your hands, I think you’ll need a 2nd person to help. Note the jumping mat is upside down when you start assembling it. There’s a little plate that attaches to the Tbar at the end. One reviewer noted that if you’re particular about things to pay attention to the direction the BCAN logo is pointing when you lay the mat down so both logos are facing the right direction when you get it all together.As soon as I had it together I tried it out. It feels sturdy and it’s very quiet. I’ll come back and update if I experience issues, but so far I really like it and think I’ll enjoy using it. I’m a real person and didn’t receive any compensation for my review.

Very happy with this rebounder. It is reviewed by rebounders on the low end of the spectrum, however I purchased this and a Leaps and Rebounds and the BCAN has wonderful bounce, it's very quiet and luxurious to jump on. I would definitely recommend a BCAN rebounder. The price is right and you will be satisfied.

This is my second rebounder; my first was a much more expensive Bellicon, so I while I can't help but compare the two, I am not dinging this one for falling short of a product that costs over $500 more than it. In my opinion, this is a very good rebounder for it's price-point.First, I really love the shape of this, it's very sleek looking. It looks nice in my apartment. The downside to the shape, however, is that it's not a fully even fluid bounce like you would get on a circular rebounder. There are areas with more tension, and less tension, depending upon whether you are jumping near a bend or not. I find that if you stick to the center, you barely notice it (if at all) but if you bounce closer to the edges it becomes more apparent. This is so minor though, it wouldn't stop me from getting this again.This comes in pieces, and you must install it yourself; screwing it all together with the provided bolts. It's a bit cumbersome, but fairly easy, and somewhat time-consuming, process, as you also have to also put the bungee cords on once the base is screwed together. The legs then also screw on, as does the handle. I found the handle is a bit loose, no matter how tight I make it, but it does work and it's nice to have. I do feel like the weak point of this will be the base - eventually the screws will loosen over time (and jumps). But for now, it seems to be pretty solid. In comparison, the Bellicon is a single factory-installed piece, so there is no installation and no potentially faulty parts.Another major difference that I noticed was just the quality of the components. The metal is much thinner and less sturdy on the Bcan. And the bungee cords are shorter and so have less give. This results in a different feel to the jump. The Bellicon is extremely smooth with a lot of give, and you do not ever feel like you are hitting a floor or bottom. With the Bcan, the jumps are a little less fluid, and you definitely feel it when you at the bottom of a jump. But again, there is nothing wrong with the Bcan - it's just a different feel.Finally, the differences might feel pretty significant to me, but then so is the price. If I never had the Bellicon, I'd really love this, and would never know what I was missing. I do believe this is a great budget rebounder, and I would recommend it to friends who wanted to try out rebounding without a hefty price commitment.

We purchased the BCAN 51” Hexagon Mini Trampoline because of its relatively small size. We wanted something that would help us get some quick cardio exercise without having to brave the cold to walk or jog. It’s small enough to keep outside on the patio, yet large enough to not worry about falling off a too small diameter trampoline surface. It’s an excellent fitness companion. The assembly process was pretty straightforward. The octagon frame consists of six (6) pieces, each secured with a screw and a curved washer. The eight (8) legs are threaded into the pads on the frame after stretching the bungies onto the trampoline surface and around the frame. A special tool is provided to help lever each of the thirty-six (36) bungies around the perimeter of the octagon frame. The tool makes it possible to install the bungies for those who may not have strong hands.The bungees provide a quiet and comfortable workout without disturbing others. The cushioning provided by the bungees are easy on my knees and back, for a low-impact exercise routine. The trampoline also features a 4-level adjustable handle, ranging from 2'6" to 3'5" on the mat. This handlebar ensures that jumpers of different heights can use the trampoline while remaining in a comfortable stance.Additionally, the BCAN trampoline has a purported weight capacity of 450 lbs. This makes it suitable for a wide range of users, accommodating various fitness levels. The one caution I would make is not to rely too much on the handle for support; only use it for balancing. If a user leans forward while jumping and places most or all of their weight on the handle, it may tip on the two forward legs. Otherwise, the base is stable.Overall, we enjoy having the BCAN 51” Hexagon Mini Trampoline in our home for its versatility and user-friendly features. It was easy to assemble and it’s a fun supplement to our home fitness regimen.