[b][Kaysville, 08/10/2016][/b] – Trampolines.com provides the Turtle Jump water trampoline, which can withstand many seasons of hard use. According to the family-owned company, the Turtle Jump is their most recent addition to the Water Trampoline line by Island Hopper.

[b]What makes up the Turtle Jump water trampoline?[/b]

The Turtle Jump is a family fun water trampoline that extends to a 20-foot overall diameter, with arms and legs that increase its stability.

Trampolines.com gives the following specifications about the Turtle Jump:

- Heavy commercial construction using 28 oz. 1000 Denier UV resistant PVC material
- Galvanized steel, bolt secured interlocking frame, 8.5" cross tapered springs, 12 frame secure tie straps
- Multi-chamber inflation tube to increase stability and strength
- Heavy load-bearing 4-step plastic ladder
- UV resistant protective pads and spring cover
- 9 anchor-tie D-rings for secure anchoring and mooring
- 8-swimmer assist handles for ladder and water assistance
- 700 PSI burst strength polypropylene mat

[b]How much does Turtle Jump cost?[/b]

The Turtle Jump trampoline set costs $2,599.00 while the trampoline set with bounce and slide comes at $3,148.00. Each set comes with an oversized storage/carry bag, a repair kit, and an instruction manual. Trampolines.com ships the American-made trampoline straight to a customer’s home for free.

The Turtle Jump trampoline set has a two-year “no blowout” and a five-year warranty that covers even wear and tear.

Interested clients may call the company for inquiries.

[b]About Trampolines.com[/b]

Since 1997, the family-owned Trampolines.com has been a seller of high quality trampolines. Prioritizing quality, durability, and safety, they offer American-made trampolines that provide years of enjoyment to customers. Furthermore, they have some of the best warranties in the industry.

For Trampolines.com, four things make a great trampoline: a solid frame, the right springs, a thick frame pad, and of course, the jump bed. They provide round, rectangular, octagonal, fitness, and water trampolines.

For more information, please visit http://www.trampolines.com/.