Oz Trampolines Summit vs OzUltimate

These two round ranges from Oz Trampolines are closely matched. Both use coil springs, both carry 5 years on the frame and 2 years each on the mat and net, and both use similar spring counts at the same sizes.

The difference is which models meet the Australian Trampoline Standard AS 4989:2015. Every Summit Round size is listed as meeting AS 4989:2015. No OzUltimate Round size is. For a lot of Australian buyers that settles it, because the two ranges are otherwise so similar.

Beyond that, the Summit range is broader, running from 6 ft up to 16 ft, where the OzUltimate covers 8 ft to 14 ft. The OzUltimate is rated to 130 kg per jumper across its range; the Summit varies from 110 to 130 kg by size. Prices overlap heavily, with the Summit generally a little cheaper at matching sizes.

Choose the Summit if you want a model that meets the standard, a wider choice of sizes, or the lower price. Choose the OzUltimate if you prefer its build and the standard is not a requirement.

Quick verdict

The specifications are similar, and the Summit is the better buy: it meets the Australian standard, it covers more sizes, and it usually costs less. The OzUltimate makes sense only if you have a specific reason to prefer it.