Giantex Trampoline Safety Net w/Adjustable Straps, 8 10 12 14 15 16Ft Weather-Resistant Replacement Enclosure Net with Double-Headed Zipper, Protection Buckle, Poles Not Included

This was a great replacement for our previous net that was ripped and torn from age. It took a ladder, some scissors and time, but it was worth it to not have to buy a whole new trampoline.

It fits nice on the trampoline. Takes a while to tie up the bottom to the trampoline base, but it ensures a child will not roll out the bottom while playing. Second one I bought in 8 years. I replace this netting ever 4 years because of wear and tear. Works great

I thought these were the best value when I chose them, but then found out that they do not ship with new buckles - so either make sure you have all the old ones, or find an alternative that comes with buckles, otherwise you'll need to buy buckles in addition to this net.

My dogs destroyed the original netI found this and it worked perfectly for my kids safety. No complaints

Cheaply made! We bought this as a replacement for our original trampoline safety net (which was think and durable). This one is so thin that it looks like a kid will fall right through it. Delicate like lace.Unfortunately we purchased this a few months ago in preparation of our original net starting to tear (which it lasted 4 years).We’ll be lucky if this one lasts a week.

Net seems decent quality, however no instructions or even a diagram to help with attaching.Comes with some double ring straps for the top poles and basically shoelaces to anchor it at the bottom.It’s up to you to McGiver it! I’m going to get some zip-ties.

This net works perfectly well as a replacement for our trampoline. It was a tight fit, but it did fit and the tightness adds a bit of tension and security to the walls.The only difference between this net and the original net that came with our trampoline is that this one did not include ties on the bottom to anchor the base of the net against the trampoline base. The net isn’t much good without being anchored. We used zip ties and that worked fine.

Bought this net about a year ago as a replacement and it’s still holding strong despite a lot of rough housing