Vuly vs Springfree

Vuly and Springfree both build trampolines that keep hard springs away from the jumping area, but they do it differently. Springfree has no springs at all: flexible fibreglass rods sit under the mat, outside the jumping surface. Vuly's Thunder 2 and Thunder 2 Pro use leaf springs positioned away from the mat, while the Flare, Ultra 2 and Ultra 2 Pro use conventional coil springs.

Every model from both brands is listed as meeting the Australian Trampoline Standard AS 4989:2015, so the standard does not separate them. Warranty does. Springfree provides 10-year frame, mat and net warranties across the whole range. Vuly's warranty varies by model: 10 years on the frame for the Ultra 2 Pro and both Thunder models, 5 years on the Ultra 2, 3 years on the Flare, and 1 year on the net throughout.

Shape and weight go the other way. Springfree makes round, oval and square trampolines, and its largest oval is the biggest trampoline either brand sells. Vuly is round only, but rates its Ultra 2 Pro and Thunder models to 150 kg per jumper against 100 kg on full-size Springfree models. Vuly is also the cheaper way in, starting well below Springfree's entry price.

Choose Springfree if you want a fully springless design and the same long warranty on every part. Choose Vuly if you want a higher weight rating, a lower entry price, or a leaf-spring bounce rather than rods.

Quick verdict

Springfree is the more consistent product: one design, one warranty, three shapes. Vuly is the more flexible range, with models from budget to premium, a higher single-jumper rating and an accessory ecosystem. If a heavier teenager or adult will use it, check the weight row first — that is where the two brands genuinely differ.