Round Enclosure Net

Perfect fit and easy install.

After 6-years outdoors the netting of our Skywalker 15ft Round model #OWTC15 was torn and falling apart. The replacement bough here was a perfect fit replacement at a great price, but it is a serious PITA to replace. I was replacing both the safety net and the outside pad/skirt at the same time which was also disintegrated due to exposure. Even if your pad is still in good shape it will need to be removed to access the safety netting install points. Easy enough to remove the old net with a razor knife, but at this point you'll remember if you had assembled the unit that the safety net is installed at EVERY spring! This means finding or buying a new spring puller and detaching each spring and threading the new safety net through each triangle shaped jump pad ring. The safety net is appropriately pre-slotted, but be sure you note where the netting matches up to the upright poles or the upper pipe wrap connections will never line up and you'll have to do even more work. Our original net had a hole where the pipe top bolt secures it as well as a extra strap to wrap the pole, this redesigned replacement had only a bolt hole, no additional strap/wrap but otherwise fit perfectly. The new net will be VERY tight when first installed. Overall, no regrets replacing the safety net and hopefully we can get another 6+ years out of it..... just maybe have a helper for pulling the springs for your sanity and your soon to be tired fingers.

This Skywalker trampoline round enclosure net worked well. The zipper quality adorability was better than our original. The appearance look more modern very happy with an overall. One word of advice, we followed the directions and after the final set up of putting the polls in, we realized we were off by a couple of springs. When we took everything off to redo it, this time we put the poles in first to make sure they were lined up correctly and then we made sure the springs lineup as well. This worked and everything lined up correctly.

I like the idea of the trampoline nets. They really do help with preventing kids from falling out and hurting themselves. Obviously, you’re not supposed to jump into the net but the net has held up well. It hasn’t ripped yet and the netting is relatively strong. I’d get it again when it becomes time.

We’ve had our Skywalker 15’ trampoline for about 4 years. It was time to replace the net after multiple rips/tears (which is easy to repair using fishing wire) over the years. I read the reviews on how people installed their replacement net and I immediately went to YouTube for clear instructions. It took about 1.5 hours to remove old net and reinstall the new one. Here’s my advice on how to replace your net: -Find one other person to help. Preferably a strong male. -Remove the vertical poles out of the metal slot and lay them on the trampoline right in front of their individual slots. -Remove the old net. CUT the net off the triangle rings. Do not take the springs off to remove old net. I mean, you are going to throw the old net away…right? -Put the new net on the triangle spring. Use your spring puller that came with your trampoline to make it a breeze to put the springs back in their slots. -Attach the top part of the net on the vertical poles. -Return the vertical poles back in the slots. Return each pole opposite of each other, otherwise you will need The Hulk to try to put the last pole in because the net will be extremely stretched and tight. I didn’t notice for a few days that the entrance to get on the trampoline was on an angle. I had to remove the net off the triangle rings (again) and move it over a couple notches. To avoid this make sure when you remove your vertical poles that they are right in front of the slots they go into. I’m giving this net only 4 starts because it don’t think it’s an original Skywalker product. I notice that our original net is a bit thicker and extra stitching around each hole where the triangle rings go into. But for $58, it’s a good replacement.

Fits perfectly and went on easily.

We recently replaced the safety netting and the outer padding cover on our trampoline, and we’re really impressed with the quality. The new padding fits perfectly around the edge and provides solid protection over the springs—definitely an upgrade from the original. The install was pretty easy and made for a satisfying rainy Saturday project. The whole setup feels safer and looks refreshed, like a brand-new trampoline. If your padding is worn out, this is a great replacement. Totally worth it!

Great..9 years same trampoline...4 kids...lots of neighbors, plus we homeschool, so heavy use year-round on a hill in the wind. This will be our third net...we are super satisfied.

Excellent produit solide

El artículo llegó en el tiempo estipulado y en perfectas condiciones.

Cumple su función y de buena calidad

Excellent produit

Buena opción aún que es sencilla y no incluye cuerda para ajustar, cumple su funcion.