"All Rebounders Are NOT Created Equal"

High-quality materials and superior American workmanship combine to bring you the top quality, Needak® rebounder. (Some consumers have unknowingly purchased quality deficient, Asian imports that mimic the Needak® Soft-Bounce™ rebounder. Check for the Needak® label and Needak® warranty card for your peace of mind.)

Dr. Morton Walker describes the perfect rebounder in his article, “Jumping For Health”:

“Specifications for the Perfect Rebounder

No one manufacturer has a lock on the market for rebounders, but some are better manufactured than others. Most important for excellent rebounding is the mat material. It should give no stretch during the downward landing, while at the same time providing a resilient rebound. Such a mat will be made from Permatron® material, which has a smooth finish. The Permatron® is resistant to ultraviolet rays, doesn't break down as do other fabrics, and allows no moisture absorption. Part of the specifications for a perfect rebounder is that its mat will be sewn together using 5760 stitches of high-grade nylon thread with two layers of strong polypropylene webbing stitched around the mat's edges.

Attached to a heavy-grade, all steel round frame should be an oversize spring mechanism holding four-inch-long, custom-made jumbo springs which deliver a soft bounce. Thirty-six springs made of quality wire will hold the mat to the frame. The springs should be shielded by a protective cover. Individual spring mounting pins prevent frame wear. Tapered coils help to give extended wearability to such springs. (Untapered coils allow low-quality springs to break frequently, requiring replacement.) Replacement springs must be available directly from the manufacturer since retail distributors seldom stock spare springs.

To jump for health, rebounding devices that exhibit all of these features of excellence I've been describing are the Needak® Soft-Bounce™ rebounders. They meet all of these specifications for the ideal rebounding device.”

Compare the Needak with other rebounders:

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