14FT Trampoline with Hoop & Safety Net for Backyard Fun
Kids jump, adults rebound, and everyone shoots hoops inside a netted 14ft space. The set includes the mat, enclosure, ladder and hoop, so the backyard gets used all summer.
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Kids jump, adults rebound, and everyone shoots hoops inside a netted 14ft space. The set includes the mat, enclosure, ladder and hoop, so the backyard gets used all summer.
A full-size 14ft family trampoline with basketball hoop and safety net for backyard fun
- kids need a safe place to jump outdoors
- adults want a sturdy trampoline for fitness
- boredom in the backyard
- falls off the mat without a net
Turn your backyard into the family playground everyone uses
Stop watching the yard sit empty while the kids stay glued to screens. Give them a 14ft netted mat with a hoop, and the whole crew is outside by Saturday.
A net that keeps the fun inside
- A net that keeps kids inside
The enclosure net has a zippered door and a buckle-strap closure, so jumpers stay on the mat. It is a safety aid, not a babysitter. An adult should always be watching.
- Built on a steel frame
A steel frame and padded royal blue pole covers carry active jumping and soften contact with the poles. The frame stands 118 in tall overall.
- Hoop time, right in the yard
A basketball hoop with backboard is attached, so kids and adults can shoot without buying a separate stand. Keep climbers off the pole.
Everything you need, one box
- Trampoline frame and jumping mat×1
14ft round, steel frame
- Safety enclosure net×1
Zippered door, buckle strap
- Basketball hoop with backboard×1
Attached to the frame
- Steel ladder×1
For easy mat access
The yard that finally gets used
The yard sits empty
The kids bounce off the couch, the screens stay on, and the lawn goes untouched. A bare trampoline feels like a trip to urgent care waiting to happen, so the idea stays parked.
The net makes it safe
A full enclosure net wraps the 14ft mat, with a zippered door and a buckle strap to close it. Padded blue pole covers sit over the steel frame. Jumpers stay on the mat. Supervision still applies.
Weekends change
Kids jump, a teen shoots hoops, and a parent squeezes in a few minutes of rebounding. One set, one space, and everybody is outside together.
Bundle vs. bare trampoline
| This set | Bare trampoline | Separate hoop | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Enclosure net | — | — | |
| Basketball hoop | — | ||
| Ladder included | Partial | — | |
| Padded pole covers | Partial | — | |
| One box, no extra buying | — | — |
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Questions and answers
The full enclosure net with zippered door keeps jumpers inside the mat area. Young kids still need an adult watching, one jumper at a time, and a net check before each session.
Yes. The steel frame and 14ft round mat give adults room for rebounding and light cardio. Stay in the center of the mat and use one jumper at a time.
The hoop is attached to the trampoline, so there is no separate stand to place. The backboard is 22.9 in wide and 15.2 in deep. Leave clear space around the whole frame, which is about 166 in across.
The ladder is in the box with the frame, mat, net and hoop. Plan on a good part of an afternoon with two people on level ground.
A blue zipper plus a black buckle strap. Check both before every session.
You get the mat, enclosure, ladder and hoop in one set, so there is no separate hoop or net to buy later. Spread over summers of backyard use, that is a lot of play per dollar.