14ft Trampoline with Safety Net and Basketball Hoop
Kids bounce inside a netted 14ft zone and shoot hoops between jumps, while you get a quiet minute. Mat, net, hoop and ladder arrive in one kit.
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Kids bounce inside a netted 14ft zone and shoot hoops between jumps, while you get a quiet minute. Mat, net, hoop and ladder arrive in one kit.
Full-size 14ft backyard trampoline with safety enclosure and basketball hoop for family fun
- need for safe jumping area
- keeping kids contained on the mat
- boredom with plain bouncing - adds basketball play
- easy and safe climbing on and off
A 14ft bounce zone the whole family can trust.
Tired of watching kids bounce on a flimsy mat with nothing holding them in? This full-size trampoline gives them a netted jump zone, and a hoop for the big kids.
A netted zone that keeps the bounce where it belongs

Kids stay on the mat
The outer net with orange poles keeps bouncing kids inside the jump zone. Straps and clips lock the enclosure in place, so you can stop hovering at the edge.

A hoop that earns the bounce
The attached hoop with navy backboard turns jump time into shooting time. Older kids get a reason to stay out, and younger ones copy them.

Built for every season
A powder-coated steel frame and galvanized springs are made for life outdoors. Black nylon spring covers sit over the hooks.
Four pieces, one weekend, zero extra shopping
- Trampoline frame and jumping mat×1
14ft round, powder-coated frame
- Safety enclosure net and poles×1
Orange poles
- Basketball hoop×1
Navy backboard
- Ladder×1
Foldable
From hovering to relaxing

The weekend bounce problem
An open trampoline means one eye on the kids and one on the edge. Every jump feels like a small gamble, and bored kids drift back to screens. Most parents know that hovering feeling.

A zone that holds them in
A 14ft round mat sits inside an outer net held up by orange poles. Kids stay on the mat, the ladder gets them on and off, and the springs wear black covers. The frame is powder-coated steel with galvanized springs.

Summer, sorted
Jump, shoot a basket, jump again. The hoop gives older kids a second game, and the whole yard becomes the place everyone wants to be. Adult supervision still applies, but the sweat does not.
Netted kit vs open trampoline
| This kit | Open trampoline | |
|---|---|---|
| Outer safety net | — | |
| Basketball hoop | — | |
| Ladder included | Partial | |
| Powder-coated frame | Partial | |
| Spring covers | Partial |
Characteristics
Reviews
Questions and answers
The net and orange poles surround the mat, so bouncing kids stay inside the jump zone. It reduces falls but does not replace supervision. Keep it to one jumper at a time.
The mat is 14ft across and the net adds to the footprint. Mark out the area on flat ground and leave clear space on every side, away from fences and trees.
Assembly is required before first use, and it is a two-person job. Plan on a good part of a weekend morning. Tighten every bolt and check each spring hook before the first jump.
Yes. The galvanized springs have black nylon spring covers, and the hook clips are secured at the mat edge.
Powder coating and galvanized springs are made for outdoor use. Keep it on dry ground and wipe it down now and then to keep the finish looking good.
Pricier brands sell the enclosure, hoop and ladder as extras. Here they arrive together, so you avoid piecing a kit together and the cost of add-ons.
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