Kahuna Classic vs Oz Trampolines Summit

Both are round coil-spring trampolines with enclosures, covering 6 ft up to 16 ft, at prices within a couple of hundred dollars of each other. The specifications separate them more than the price does.

Every Summit Round size is listed as meeting the Australian Trampoline Standard AS 4989:2015. No Kahuna model is. The Summit provides a 5-year frame warranty against 1 year from Kahuna, plus 2-year mat and net warranties against 1 year each. The Summit also publishes combined weight limits, which Kahuna does not.

Kahuna is the cheaper of the two at matching sizes, and its largest models are rated to 150 kg per jumper against 110 to 130 kg on the Summit.

Choose the Oz Summit if you want a model that meets the standard and longer warranties on every part. Choose the Kahuna Classic if the lowest price is the deciding factor or you need the higher weight rating at 14 ft and 16 ft.

Quick verdict

Given how close the prices are, the Summit is the more sensible buy for most families: it meets the Australian standard, and its warranties are several times longer on every part. Kahuna is cheaper, and carries a higher per-jumper rating at the largest sizes.