60,000 Trampolines Recalled for Fall Hazard Skywalker Holdings is recalling 60,000 of its Chinese-made trampolines because the support straps can fail, causing jumpers to never come down fall. [Consumer Reports Safety]
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@lockdog: because indoor trampolines are what those ginormous two-story entrance-ways in your McMansion were designed for.
@ohenry: I thought it said 'fire' hazard. I spent several moments squinting at the headline, wondering how the heck jumping on a trampoline could cause it to catch on fire.
@lockdog: That's interesting and something I wasn't aware of.
When I was a young'n, I broke my ankle in several very creative ways during one bad jump on a friend's trampoline. My parents ended up collecting from my friend's parents' home owner's insurance for the medical bills. My friend claimed I was 'suing' them for the accident and refused to talk to me for a couple of years.
I suppose that's why. They must have not have mentioned it to their insurance. Now that I know it was just her stupid parents' fault, a great weight has been lifted off my shoulders.
Thank you.
@bennilynn: I'm 22 years old and my mom recently reminded me that I am still not allowed on trampolines. Harumph.
@bennilynn: I thought the netting around the trampolne was there to ignite for extra-awesome jumping effect.
@unobservant: Maybe they're stunt trampolines for a circus. Jump from the flaming trampoline, through the flaming hoop, into the flaming pool of water.
Now that's hardcore.













I think if it did cause one to never come down, I might buy one.