Springfree vs Oz Trampolines

This is a price comparison as much as a product one. Springfree's current range runs from around a thousand dollars to well over four thousand, while Oz Trampolines runs from $649 to $1,499. You are choosing between a springless trampoline with a long warranty and substantially more trampoline for the money.

The mechanical difference is the whole point of Springfree. Flexible fibreglass rods sit beneath the mat instead of springs, and there is no hard frame at the edge of the jumping surface. Oz uses conventional coil springs with padding over them, which is the standard approach and what most Australian backyards already have.

Warranty follows price. Springfree provides 10-year frame, mat and net warranties. Oz provides 5 years on the frame, with 2-year mat and net warranties listed on most current models. Both brands make oval models for narrow yards; Springfree also makes square ones, while Oz adds rectangles. Oz rates its larger models to 150 kg per jumper against 100 kg on full-size Springfree models, so the cheaper range carries more weight per jumper at the top end.

Choose Springfree if the springless design and long warranty justify the price. Choose Oz Trampolines if you want a full-size trampoline that is listed as meeting the Australian Trampoline Standard AS 4989:2015 for a fraction of the price.

Quick verdict

Springfree costs considerably more at the top end, and its warranty runs for 10 years on every major part. Oz is the practical lower-priced choice for most backyards, and every current Summit and OzUltimate model is listed as meeting the Australian standard.