Trampoline Pads

Measure the diameter of the trampoline frame (edge to edge) and the width of the spring gap; trampoline pads are sized by overall diameter or model fit and should fully cover springs and frame with a secure fastening system

Look for pads made from UV- and water-resistant PVC or polyethylene with closed-cell foam; thicker pads (typically 1–2 inches of foam) offer better impact protection and durability for outdoor use

Universal pads can fit many trampolines but require matching the pad diameter and checking that the attachment method (rope, straps, or Velcro) aligns with your frame; when possible, confirm compatibility with the trampoline’s stated size and spring count

Very important for outdoor trampolines—UV-stabilized fabrics and waterproof backing help prevent fading, cracking, and foam degradation, extending the pad’s service life and maintaining safety

Regularly remove debris, rinse off dirt with mild soap and water, allow the pad to dry before folding, inspect for tears or compressed foam, and store the pad indoors or under cover during long periods of nonuse or harsh winter weather

Prices vary by size, materials, and brand; budget options are commonly under $50, most mid-range pads fall around the market average (approximately $70–$90), and heavy-duty or specialty pads cost more

Ensure the pad fully covers springs and frame edges, has impact-absorbing foam, secure attachment points to prevent shifting, and corrosion-resistant fasteners or ropes to maintain stability