just ordered an urban rebounder
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coloradomama
Cathlete
I have a cheaper mini-tramp and I just store it on its side, leaning against the wall in the corner.
kathryn
Cathlete
It depends on what version you got.
The half-fold is pretty easy to put up and take down (though when I use it often, I leave it set up, otherwise my natural laziness would make me avoid using it, LOL!).
Even if you don't fold it up, the legs can be folded flat, so you could put the rebounder behind a sofa or other piece of furniture or under a bed that way (it's about 4-5# thick when the legs are folded under).
HTH!
The half-fold is pretty easy to put up and take down (though when I use it often, I leave it set up, otherwise my natural laziness would make me avoid using it, LOL!).
Even if you don't fold it up, the legs can be folded flat, so you could put the rebounder behind a sofa or other piece of furniture or under a bed that way (it's about 4-5# thick when the legs are folded under).
HTH!
JanetP1507
Cathlete
I can't get my folded in half but I just undo the legs and lean up against the wall behind my bedroom door.
kathryn
Cathlete
If you don't mind some creative modifications, the hi-lo section of Maximum Intensity Cardio works well on the rebounder.
JanetP1507
Cathlete
If you can find a copy, Tracie Long's FitPrime G-Force is excellent!