Product test : 13ft Waouuh 390 trampoline

An octagonal trampoline ? The waouuh range has an unconventional shape, distinguishing it from the tradional round trampoline. This is not a mere coquetry as the springs placed facing each other contributes to the trampolines bouncing efficiency. A round trampoline tends to draw the jumper towards the centre of the mat, whereas the Waouuh allows the jumper to control his landing all around the jumping mat's surface. 

From a technical aspect, the long 230 mm springs contributes to the jumping mat's dynamism allowing the user to jump higher.  The relatively taut jumping mat will also allow the user to line up several jumps.

The user's safety is ensured by a thick frame pad and an enclosure amongst the safest on the market.

Since 2011, freestyle skier Emilie Cruz has been training on France Trampoline's 13ft Waouuh 390 trampoline (before moving onto an Apollo Sport 500).

The 13ft Waouuh 390 allows the user to maintain rhythm and to perform simple aerial tricks. The disposition of the springs will allow experienced users to control their jumps and especially their landings.

Its taut jumping mat and 96, 230 mm long springs allows users to jump higher. Check out the video and look at how Emilie Cruz links up her jumps without any particular difficulty.

The Waouuh 390 will appeal to freestyle lovers who want to learn new moves and increase their confidence.