40/48 Foldable Mini Trampoline Load 330lbs. Portable Exercise Rebounder with Durable Bungee Band. Fitness Trampoline for Adults and Kids

I needed a tool cart for my new out building, and really liked the looks of this one. I wasn't disappointed. Assembly was a bit challenging (I suggest you watch the video carefully) but worth it in the long run. A few suggestions/tips: 1) you might want to put a piece of tape over the upper threaded inserts after you're screwed the casters in, because it's easy to drop a washer (or two, in my case!) into them, forcing you to flip the cart over to retrieve them), 2) be sure to put the loving casters on the same end (where you'll eventually place the handle), and 3) be sure the single holes in the support posts face toward the front (you'll need to screw the middle shelf into them). Directions are not very good, and even watching the assembly video didn't make it fully clear on how to assemble. Give yourself an hour, just to be safe. I was impressed by the nice bright red finish on the trays, and all fasteners worked well. Again, it's a challenge to get the nuts on the bolts due to close quarters, and the "wrench" provided was less than ideal. My cart had one blemish on a leg, and a shard of metal as well. Check out the photos to get a better idea of the assembly process and the look of the assembled cart. I really like having a pull-out drawer, but it didn't work smoothly. Perhaps it will improve over time. The casters are nice and large, and roll very smoothly. The two locking casters keep in firmly in place. Overall, a nice addition to the shop!

The XCX Three Tier Tool Cart is a nice addition to my workshop. I am using it to store all of my metal cutting tools (see Figure 1). In terms of quality, it is has some dimensional irregularities that make some parts an inexact fit (see Figure 2). It comes disassembled with a single page of instructions (Figure 3).

What should have taken 30 minutes max to assemble, took about 2 hours because the instructions omit all kinds of information. Hopefully this review will help you avoid some of the pitfalls caused by the instructions.

The bolts holding the cart together are metric and according to the instructions, are all hex allen head bolts. Tools are provided for these allen head bolts... but Surprise! contrary to the instructions, four bolts requiring a Phillips Head driver are included to hold the middle shelf in place (why not make ALL of the bolts standard? See Figure 4).

No lock washers are included. I had to supply 36 lock washers to assure that all of the fittings would not loosen over time (Figure 5).

The vertical legs are symmetrical except for one central hole, and therefore MUST be installed with that bolt hole facing toward the narrow ends of the cart. The instructions nowhere indicate this, so I got the cart half way assembled and then discovered I had to disassemble the entire thing to flip the vertical legs and reassemble it.

The handle that allows you to pull open the drawer is designed to be attached by 3 tiny Phillips head screws (a different size from the larger Phillips head bolts described above and for which no tool is provided). Unfortunately, the drawer has threaded holes and the handle has unthreaded holes, thereby requiring the screws to be inserted from the inside/underside of the handle and screwed into the drawer. It should be the other way around (threaded handle, pass-thru drawer holes) to allow the screws to be tightened from the inside of the drawer because as it is, it is impossible to get Phillips head screwdriver access from the underside of the handle to screw in those screws (See Figure 6 and 7). As a result, I had to use pop rivets (Figure 8) to permanently attach the pull handle to the drawer because access is only possible from inside the drawer.

With these assembly tips, you will eventually be able to assemble this cart, but it needs some minor redesign and it needs more explicit instructions. I also recommend that the makers of the XCX brand include lock washers and all tools necessary for assembly. Because of all of these deficiencies, my time wasted assembling, disassembling, and reassembling this cart, its only getting a 2-star rating.

I had some issues with the handlebar. One of them had an extra bit of plastic that made it difficult to pass thru. Othewise this was simple to put together. I don't plan on folding up as I believe the threading is cheaply made and would wear out soon if you have to take apart too many times. The foam handle also came damaged with a large indent in it but it still functions as it should so I'm not worried about it. For the price point this is exactly what I was looking for and I'm happy with the reboundig I've been able to do. It's quiet and light weight but sturdy.

Pretty solid buy for my kiddo with Autism to get his wiggles out during the winter. All the kids and adults have been having a good time jumping on it. I like the handlebar for the kids for stability! I needed help to put it together but it went together easily. Have someone strong to tighten the knobs for you and push the pad to the open position. I like that there are no springs to pinch fingers or skin and if I want it can be taken apart to store it. Happy with my purchase and value. My son is 11 he should be playing on this for years if it’s as durable as it looks.

This trampoline is awesome and so is the company. I order the item late and Amazon said it would be delivered on the 26th of December. To my surprise and my sons, joy it was delivered Christmas Eve. Perfect timing for their Christmas gift. My kids use it all the time ever since, specially my son who’s in the spectrum. It helps him with his sensory issues. Having said that the trampoline is sturdy and safe since the legs adhere to the ground. Thank you FitinOne. You made our Christmas 🎄

So the exercise is really good. The concept is good, it doesn't squeak. It's got good tension, it's big enough et cetera, the stabilization bar is missing a plastic piece that keeps it from shaking. I need that piece sent to me see video