Vuly Ultra 2 Pro Review: Three Months of Daily Testing
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Watch Imogen's full video review above, or jump to specific sections below for quick reference
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**Video Chapters:**0:00 Intro
0:35 Daily use
0:58 Delivery & boxes
1:21 Assembly
1:43 Assembly mistake
2:32 Build quality & Durability (frame, mat, padding)
2:56 Heat note (hot poles in sun)
4:11 Safety
5:34 Bounce
6:19 Noise level
6:36 Ease of access (ladder & door)
6:52 Accessories (shade, hoop, ladder)
8:05 Top likes
9:15 Main downside
Read the key takeaways from Imogen's review below:
Quick Verdict
- Model: Ultra 2 Pro XL (largest size available)
- Test Period: 3 months of daily use
- Still Worth It? Yes - kids use it every single afternoon
- Build Quality: Still looks brand new after heavy use
- Would Buy Again? Absolutely
Why We Chose the XL
- Multiple kids jumping together without space issues
- Adults can join in (tested with 4 adults simultaneously)
- Lots of friends' kids visiting regularly
- Fits well in larger backyards
- Note: Consider smaller sizes for limited space
Assembly
Time & Effort
- Duration: 6 hours with 2-3 people
- Packages: 9 heavy boxes (need 2 people to move)
- Difficulty: Moderate if you follow instructions
Mistake to Avoid
- Base poles have drainage holes - MUST face downward
- We installed upside down = 2 extra hours to fix
- Poles lock so tightly, three adults could barely separate them
- Concern about ever disassembling for house moves
Daily Use - How Has it Held Up?
Durability
- Frame: Zero damage or wear despite kids hanging on poles
- Mat: No tears or wear spots
- Padding: Thick enough kids run on edges without compression
- Springs: Fully covered leaf spring system - no pinch points
Safety
- Self-closing door
- Favoured closure vs traditional zip
- No more "did you zip it?" reminders
- Stays secure when kids fall against it
- Leaf spring system
- No exposed coil springs
- Fingers/feet can't reach springs even at edges
- Mat extends well past spring zone
- Build quality
- Powder-coated frame
- Extra-thick padding around entire edge
- Premium mat with reinforced stitching
Accessories
- Ladder
- Non-negotiable - sits too high without it
- Young kids can't climb up otherwise
- Shade Cover
- 100% necessary in Australian climate
- Black mat becomes unusable in summer
- Allows year-round use
Nice to Have
- Basketball Hoop
- Works WITH shade cover (unique to newer Vuly models)
- Two height settings
- Minor issue: Velcro net attachment comes loose
The Good
- Kids genuinely use it daily
- Self-closing door removes constant safety worry
- Build quality noticeably superior to cheaper brands
- No maintenance needed after 3 months
- Printed game mat created 100+ unexpected games
- Can handle adult use without concern
- Australian-designed for our climate
The Bad
- Weight (XL Model)
- Cannot lift to move for mowing
- Must use whipper snipper underneath
- Dragging tears up grass
- Assembly challenges
- Poles extremely difficult to separate if connected wrong
- Frame gets very hot during assembly in sun
- Heavy boxes require 2 people
- Basketball hoop
- Net attachment could be better designed
Who Should Buy This
Perfect For:
- Families with multiple children
- High daily usage expected
- Safety is top priority
- Have space for it
- Australian climate (with shade cover)
Look Elsewhere If:
- Need to move it regularly
- Tight budget
- Small backyard (get smaller model)
- Planning to move house soon
- Want lightweight/portable option
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