Soft bounce vs hard bounce
651768
I would say "just right." It feels the most like a big trampoline of the small ones I've tried. I've had my rebounder for about two years and still use it all the time. I love it.
651769
I' m not sure what you mean. It's firm but not too hard. I actually never used it because it's not good for my bad ankle. I'm thinking of selling it. It's considered to be one of the best on the market but I bought it because it was made in the USA. If you want to be more specific on your original question I can elaborate.
651770
It's a firm bounce but I wouldn't call it hard. It is an excellent product. Unfortunately I am going to sell it because I hurt my back in an unrelated incident.
1025737
The balls are a soft rubber, not hard like regulation balls. They're also smaller than reg balls.
1897145
They do not bounce very much at all. They are very soft and spongy and perfect for dodgeball. They fly very well when thrown.
1853788
i`d say yes, they are light, softer and smaller than pro, easy bounce, perfect for my 9y old daughter who is average size :-)
74993
I bought it for my son and he absolutely loves it. Doesn't find too much bounce back. Hope this helps.
1518185
I would have to say no. I would describe the feeling as a smaller bowling ball wrapped in a one-inch layer of sand; and then one or two layers of leather. It's easy on the hands when tossed to you because the layers of sand and leather absorb the hard impact very well. Of course, it is that same impact-absorbing action that will cause the ball to drop to the ground upon impact with a wall. It has no bounce. Note: I did not test this as I don't have a good wall to test without fear of damaging it. If there were to be any bounce, I have to assume it's going to be very little.
2191025
No, you don't bounce around as much. They still bounce, but it's not as springy so the bouncing is less.
281621
The springs are kind of loose though meaning they expand more than others under weight. As far as a bounce, no. But if your attaching to a swing frame they will lickly be to long. I had to replace them only 6 months into use for the elliments in Okinawa rusted them away.
431139
Because the ball is to bounce on the serve, the game is better on hard service
1510099
they are soft but not flexible....and yes as long as they don't hit each other really hard....they are a lot of fun.
1314774
As commented by my daughter's physical therapist, this one really bounces well and isnt stiff like many of the others. This is not considered a gym trampoline like the adult ones.
461481
The bouncing depends on the child using it. The springs are firm but the child weight will help offset the firmness. Both my sons have and are using it and both have it enjoyed it very much. There are three height adjustments to allow the toy to grow with the child. I think it has really helped with the development of their leg strength. My older sone was walking before age 1 and my other son just turned 9 months and it well on his way of doing the same. The safety of it is also very good, whereas it won't tip over which allows you to put the child in the exersaucer and do other things with the child nearby. If I needed to, I would definitely buy another one without a second thought. The bouncing depends on the child using it. The springs are firm but the child weight will help offset the firmness. Both my sons have and are using it and both have it enjoyed it very much. There are three height adjustments to allow the toy to grow with the child. I think it has really helped with the development of their leg strength. My older sone was walking before age 1 and my other son just turned 9 months and it well on his way of doing the same. The safety of it is also very good, whereas it won't tip over which allows you to put the child in the exersaucer and do other things with... » Read More The bouncing depends on the child using it. The springs are firm but the child weight will help offset the firmness. Both my sons have and are using it and both have it enjoyed it very much. There are three height adjustments to allow the toy to grow with the child. I think it has really helped with the development of their leg strength. My older sone was walking before age 1 and my other son just turned 9 months and it well on his way of doing the same. The safety of it is also very good, whereas it won't tip over which allows you to put the child in the exersaucer and do other things with the child nearby. If I needed to, I would definitely buy another one without a second thought. « Show Less
937665
All day long! However, they don't bounce! I have two sets of these in my gym. They are very durable. Bought a couple of years ago. If you want a heavy ball that will bounce back to you, get rubber. The rubber ball is no good for throwing up on walls it will mark (black) your wall. Hope this helps in anyway.
763189
You do not have to use the bounce feature. The baby can make it bounce also.
1917081
My girls (11 and 8) do not notice a difference in bounce height when comparing their oval trampoline to friends' round trampolines. They do like that theirs has more area to bounce than the traditional round ones. Hope this helps!
1361125
Legend's springs are tighter than spring horses of the past but there is plenty of bounce for my four year old grandson. When he wants to bounce harder, he bounces the whole frame off the floor but is not in danger of falling. The design is safe.
281623
I think I know what you mean and yes in my opinion it does/will bounce instead of just coming to a complete stop with no give, course you have to make it bounce, if you don't move at all it want bounce as much.