The
difference between a store-bought $49 model
and a high quality rebounder
(You get what you pay for when it comes to rebounders)
ReboundAIR rebounder
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Store-bought rebounder
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Springs designed specifically for a rebounder | Springs are from a spring company's stock |
Springs will last a long time (tempered steel) | Springs will break with normal use ("cheap" steel) |
Mat is made of Permatron, and will last a long time | Mat is made to imitate Permatron, and will tear with use |
Folds in half for ease of transport | Doesn't fold in half |
Springs connect to frame via specialized pins | Springs connect directly to frame creating stress points |
Legs quickly fold flat, and can't be misplaced | Legs must be screwed and unscrewed |
Comes with rebounding tips | Comes with little to no information |
Best warranty in the industry (see rebounder page) | 90 day limited warranty |
Feels more comfortable compared to... | ...the stiff bounce of this model |
Comes with personal customer support from one of the world's leading authorities on rebounding | Little to no customer support |
$319 is not pocket change, but it is an investment in your future health... one of the best investments you can make. | If it breaks out-of-warranty, or you stop using it because it's uncomfortable, you've wasted $49 |
There are
also differences between the other leading brand of
high-end rebounder and the ReboundAIR.
Click here to see them.