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Is A Spring Cover Necessary?

ReboundAIR® promotional presentations say, "The design was such that it made a frame cover obsolete."  Unless you can get on and off the rebounder without crossing the edge of the mat, and rebound without moving, eventually your feet will find their way to the edge of the mat.  Particularly if you prefer to rebound without shoes and socks this is a serious hazard.  Small children can easily get their fingers caught in the springs as you rebound.

The Needak® Safety Spring Cover prevents toes and fingers from getting caught in the springs.  Do not settle for anything less than an adequate spring cover.

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ReboundAIR is a registered trademark and Ultimate-Rebound is a trademark of the American Institute of Reboundology, Orem, UT. 

Needak is a registered trademark  and Soft-Bounce is a trademark of Needak Manufacturing, O'Neill, NE.

All photographs and test results are the product of testing and examination conducted on a ReboundAIR® rebounder in June/July, 2003 by Needak Mfg.  Comparisons are made with average production rebounder test results of Needak Mfg. production line units.  All of the information is accurate to the best of our knowledge and is based on statements found in ReboundAIR® promotional materials, direct observation, and sources deemed to be reliable.  This page is provided for informational purposes only.

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