Oz Trampolines vs Vuly

Oz Trampolines sits below Vuly on price across the whole range and tops out where Vuly is still mid-range. Both use coil springs on most models, so at similar sizes the bounce is broadly comparable. The differences are warranty, which models meet the Australian Trampoline Standard AS 4989:2015, and what sits at the top of each range.

Compliance with the standard is mixed on the Oz side. The Summit Round and Summit Oval models are listed as meeting AS 4989:2015, but the OzUltimate Round models are not. Every Vuly model is listed as meeting the standard. If the standard matters to you, it narrows which Oz models are worth considering rather than ruling out the brand.

Warranty splits by part. Vuly reaches 10 years on the frame for its Ultra 2 Pro and Thunder models, against 5 years across the Oz range. Oz provides a 2-year net warranty against 1 year from Vuly. Oz also makes oval models, which suit long narrow yards; Vuly is round only. At the top end, Vuly's Thunder 2 and Thunder 2 Pro use leaf springs set away from the jumping area, and nothing in the Oz range is equivalent.

Choose Oz Trampolines if you want a full-size trampoline for less, an oval shape, or a longer net warranty. Choose Vuly if you want every model to meet the standard, a longer frame warranty, or the leaf-spring models.

Quick verdict

For a straightforward backyard round trampoline at a lower price, Oz is the value option, and its Summit models meet the standard. Vuly is the step up in frame warranty, weight rating and range, and it is the only one of the two with a leaf-spring option.