BCAN Rebounder Trampoline Full Assembly with TIPS, Demo & Review!

If you're in the market for a great rebounder trampoline, check out this full review and assembly with tips for the BCAN Rebounder Trampoline in the 40 inch. (This trampoline was gifted to me in exchange for my honest reviews, though all thoughts and opinions are my own.)
BCAN Rebounder up to 330lbs Trampoline HERE on Amazon: linktw.in/asTauS
BCAN Rebounder up to 450lbs Trampoline HERE on Amazon: linktw.in/uWAjdN
#ad (As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases.)
Email to Collaborate - [e-mail]
#rebounder #rebounderworkout #reboundingfitness #trampoline #trampolineexercise #trampolinereview #bcan #fitnessreview #amazonfinds #amazonproducts #amazon #review #amazonreview

[@kevinphoa5482]

Thank you. Clear and easy to follow.

[@TinasNook]

@@kevinphoa5482 you’re very welcome!

[@johninsalata9967]

Great instructor, made assembly so much easier.

[@TinasNook]

@@johninsalata9967 thanks, John! ☺️

[@johninsalata9967]

@@TinasNook You bet !

[@patricia753]

Thank you, great how to! 😉👍👍

[@TinasNook]

Thank you!! 😊

[@woodstream6137]

I'm 270, think it will last? Also great demo on bungee attachment. 😊

[@TinasNook]

@@woodstream6137 thank you! So the weight limit says 330/440 lbs (not sure why it’s written that way though, or which it is - but let’s say 330 to be on the conservative side!), so I would say yes! The bungee cords are pretty strong, and you’re given a few extras just in case. There’s also a 1yr warranty so if you feel like the quality is diminishing over time, I wouldn’t hesitate to reach out to them about that!

[@woodstream6137]

@@TinasNook i was confused about the weight rating too. I think the 40in is 330 and the 48in is 440 or vice versa. They're very affordable on Amazon now so I'm probably buying

[@TinasNook]

@@woodstream6137 hang on a sec!! I did some more digging and they DO have a trampoline for higher weight limits going up to 450 lbs. It's a different link to it though. I added it in the description for you so you can check it out. it looks to be the exact same just with that higher weight limit. My guess is that may be a better option if you're concerned. It is the 48" option, but not the same as the other link which even under the 48" for that one was saying 330 lbs. Hope this helps! :)

[@judithritner9696]

Where do the three washers go?

[@TinasNook]

That's a REALLY great question! I had NO idea and I didn't see anything in the instructions. But I did a little digging and found that they can be used if your floor is not level. You can remove the cap on the legs and put the washers there to help level it.

[@judithritner9696]

@@TinasNook thanks ! That makes a lot of sense. I can now let it go and hope it stops circling in my mind, thanks so much🤗

[@TinasNook]

@@judithritner9696 yes, now you can rest easy!! 🤣

[@mommabear5505]

I always worry when parts are left over.🤪. Since you all have the same issue, I can rest easy. Thank you and God bless you.🙏🇺🇸

[@TinasNook]

@@mommabear5505 same! lol! If I had remembered to mention about the washers in the video, I would have, so I’m glad it was mentioned here! The others are just spare parts!

[@crystalthueringer174]

Can you still fold it once it’s assembled if you take the legs off?

[@johninsalata9967]

@@crystalthueringer174 Tina would probably know the answer to that.

[@TinasNook]

@@crystalthueringer174 you would need to remove 12 (minimum) bungees before folding, as well as the legs and bar (there is a link to the vids on how to do this in the instruction manual). Honestly that part doesn’t appeal to me for regular use. Personally I don’t want to remove and add bungees daily just to fold and get out of the way. We have just been leaving it out as my kids use it too, so I would say It’s probably better if you have a space you can keep it out to use regularly, and only fold once in awhile if needed.