Replacement Parts are Integral

No matter what rebounder you buy, whether spring based or bungee, circular or hexagonal, make sure that the manufacturer and store have plenty of parts for the entire thing available at reasonable costs. If you have to email the company to get pricing or parts, you are already in a bad spot. Some companies make repair parts exceedingly expensive as it is more cost-effective to make you purchase a whole new rebounder than keep yours maintained.

Check the Website

Check the manufacturer store and make sure that nearly everything is available for purchase – legs, springs/bungees, straps, or anything else that could break. The only exception to this could be the frame, which is often not readily repairable or replaceable.

Check Pricing

Make sure the replacement parts available are in stock and cost effective – if it costs more than the rebounder to buy spare bungees or replacement parts, then you know you’re not going to be using the device reliably on an ongoing basis.

Confirm the Company’s Established

If the rebounder company you’re purchasing from hasn’t been in business very long, you can’t be sure parts will be available down the road. Make sure the company you purchase from has parts readily available at a reasonable price, and has been providing these parts and services for at least 5 years.