This is very similar to the 60″ Seaside Adventure, but more ideal for smaller spaces. This uses a 40″ diameter (meaning a ~30″ jumping surface), which is pretty narrow for kids but definitely helps save a lot of space.
All of the things we love about the 60″ version are here: zippered entrance, interior perimeter handlebar, high quality and reliable constrution, strong netting material, and the netting is attached to the inside of the springs/bungee. Given its narrow 40″ diameter, this configuration does make it feel a bit narrow inside, but it was perfect for our test kids ranging in age from 3 to 6. Our 7 year old gave it a shot and thought it was too constrained to enjoy. It does have a 100-pound weight capacity like the larger one, so it is feasible for smaller adults to have a little fun!
The only thing we didn’t like was assembly, much like with the larger version. Also worth noting that the vertical foam padding falls apart a bit if left outside, just like with the other one. Outside of that, you can get this for only about $55 online, and it should last for about 2-3 years until your toddler grows out of it around 5-6 years old.
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