Australian Trampoline Brands

Every major trampoline brand sold in Australia, with prices, models, sizes, weight ratings, warranties and whether each model meets the Australian Trampoline Standard AS 4989:2015.

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Vuly

Vuly Trampolines

Brisbane-based brand selling round trampolines in two systems: coil-spring Flare and Ultra models, and leaf-spring Thunder models that move the springs out of the jumping area.

Models: 5
Sizes: 16
Price: $499to $2,099
Largest: 17.5 ft (XXL)

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Springfree

Springfree Trampolines

New Zealand brand whose trampolines have no springs at all — flexible fibreglass rods sit beneath the mat instead of springs around its edge.

Models: 3
Sizes: 10
Price: $999to $4,399
Largest: 18.7 ft (Jumbo)

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Jumpflex

Jumpflex Trampolines

New Zealand brand competing on specs and price, with round FLEX and HERO models plus the square and rectangular MEGA range rated to 225 kg per jumper.

Models: 3
Sizes: 10
Price: $599to $2,799
Largest: 17 ft

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Oz Trampolines

Australian retailer offering round and oval coil-spring trampolines built for local conditions, with replacement parts and after-sales support.

Models: 3
Sizes: 13
Price: $499to $1,099
Largest: 16 ft

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Kahuna

Kahuna Trampolines

Budget-focused range of round and oval coil-spring trampolines, generally the lowest-priced full-size models sold in Australia.

Models: 4
Sizes: 11
Price: $289to $899
Largest: 16 ft

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Kmart

Kmart Trampolines

Budget retailer offering low-cost round and rectangular trampoline options, including a springless-band model, with fewer published warranty and safety-standard details than premium brands.

Models: 3
Sizes: 4
Price: $199to $399
Largest: 14 ft

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