Springfree vs Jumpflex

Springfree and Jumpflex are aimed at different priorities. Springfree removes springs entirely, using flexible fibreglass rods under the mat, and every model meets the Australian Trampoline Standard AS 4989:2015 with a flat 10-year warranty on the frame, mat and net. Jumpflex keeps conventional springs and competes on capacity and price.

The capacity gap is large. Jumpflex rates its MEGA models to 225 kg per jumper and 450 kg combined, and the HERO to 160 kg. Full-size Springfree models are rated to 100 kg per jumper. If teenagers or adults will be jumping, that difference matters more than anything else on the page.

No Jumpflex model is listed as meeting AS 4989:2015. Jumpflex provides 10-year frame warranties on the HERO and MEGA and 5 years on the FLEX, with 5 years on the mat and 1 on the net, while Springfree provides 10-year warranties on all three parts.

Choose Springfree if you want a springless design that meets the standard, with one long warranty on every part. Choose Jumpflex if you need a much higher weight rating, a square or rectangular mat, or a considerably lower price.

Quick verdict

Springfree is the only one of the two that meets the standard. Jumpflex gives you more trampoline for the money and far more capacity, with the trade-offs that it uses springs, is not listed as meeting the standard, and has far shorter mat and net warranties.