A trampoline with a safety net provides extra safety by preventing jumpers from falling off the trampoline. This is especially important for young children and novice jumpers, as the risk of injury is significantly reduced.

A trampoline without a safety net offers a freer feeling and better visibility, which some jumpers may appreciate. It can be more aesthetically pleasing and easier to get on and off. This may be suitable for experienced jumpers who can read their surroundings well.

A safety net greatly increases safety by creating a barrier that prevents jumpers from falling off the trampoline. It also helps keep jumpers within the safe jumping zone, which is especially helpful for children.

Yes, a trampoline with a safety net is suitable for all ages and offers extra protection, even for older children and adults. It helps prevent accidents and can increase the confidence of jumpers.

In general, trampolines without a safety net are less expensive because less material and construction is required. This can be a budget-friendly option, but it is important to weigh the cost versus safety.

A trampoline with a safety net may be visually less appealing to some as it reduces the open space around the trampoline. However, modern safety nets are designed to be as unobtrusive as possible and can still fit in aesthetically with the garden.

Installing a safety net is easy and comes with clear instructions. The safety nets can be attached in a few steps and quickly provide extra protection for the trampoline.

A trampoline without a safety net may be considered for experienced jumpers who are familiar with the risks and use the trampoline in a safe, controlled environment. It may also be an option if the trampoline is primarily used for exercises that require space above the trampoline.