Jumpflex MEGA vs GeeTramp Force
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Both of these are built for harder use than a standard backyard round trampoline, and both carry a 10-year frame warranty.
The MEGA has the higher capacity by a clear margin: 225 kg per jumper and 450 kg combined, against 130 to 150 kg on the Force. It also comes in square as well as rectangular, at 14 ft and 19 ft square and 17 ft rectangular.
The Force meets the Australian Trampoline Standard AS 4989:2015 across every size and the MEGA is not listed as meeting it. GeeTramp provides a 2-year net warranty against 1 year on the MEGA, though the MEGA provides a 5-year mat warranty against 3 years on the Force. The Force comes in five sizes from 7 × 10 ft up to 14 × 16 ft, starts at around half the MEGA's entry price, and is available as an in-ground model.
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GeeTramp Force
$1,199to $3,199
Coil springs; configurations consolidated
Quick verdict
The GeeTramp Force suits anyone who wants a model that meets the Australian standard, more size choices, an in-ground option or a lower price. The Jumpflex MEGA is the better fit if the weight rating is the deciding factor, particularly for adults or several jumpers at once, or if you want a square mat.
Full spec comparison
Key differences
- Jumpflex MEGA is rated to 225 kg per jumper; GeeTramp Force lists 150 kg.
- Both come in rectangular; Jumpflex MEGA also comes in square.
- GeeTramp Force starts lower on comparable full-size models: $1,199 against $2,499.
Taken from the specifications in the table below.
| Specification | JumpflexMEGA | GeeTrampForce |
|---|---|---|
| Sizes compared | 14 ft, 17 ft, 19 ft | 7 × 10 ft, 8 × 12 ft, 9 × 14 ft, 14 × 16 ft, 10 × 17 ft |
| Shape | Square, Rectangle | Rectangle |
| Spring system | Piano wire springs | Coil springs; configurations consolidated |
| Price (AUD) | $2,499to $3,499 | $1,199to $3,199 |
| Overall footprint | 385×385 cm to 500×500 cm | 304.8×213.4 cm to 524×304.8 cm |
| Jumping mat | 310×310 cm to 410×410 cm | 257.5×162.5 cm to 452×237.5 cm |
| Total height | 328 cm | 272-296.7 cm |
| Max single jumper | 225 kg | 130-150 kg |
| Combined weight limit | 450 kg | — |
| Static weight rating | — | 650-750 kg |
| Spring count | 84-112 | 68-114 |
| Mat warranty | 5 years | 3 years |
| Net warranty | 1 year | 2 years |
| General parts warranty | 1 year | - |
| Australian standard | Not confirmed | AS 4989:2015 |
Shared across these models
- Springless
- No
- Frame warranty
- 10 years
Prices sourced from manufacturer websites and may change. “From” prices are model-family starting prices, not size-specific prices.
Static weight ratings are test loads, not combined-user weight limits.
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Specifications come from our Australian trampoline comparison data, sourced from manufacturer listings. Brands compared: Jumpflex and GeeTramp.