Trampoline Indoor Scooters

They replace wheels with foam or plastic platforms that don’t damage trampolines or flooring. The bars swivel 360° so riders can practise spins, flips and grips using natural motion.

Yes, but supervision is required. Always use them on a strong, net‑enclosed trampoline or a padded indoor area. Riders should wear helmets to protect against head injuries when practising flips.

They’re suitable for ages 6 and up. Ensure your child can handle the bar height and weight. Adjustable models accommodate different heights.

Riders can work on bar spins, tailwhips, bri flips and even flip variations, building muscle memory and confidence before attempting tricks on a real scooter.

Some models feature collapsible bars for easy storage. Others offer adjustable height to suit growing riders or multiple users.

They’re built from metal and high-density foam. Avoid leaving them outdoors, as moisture degrades foam. Inspect bars and deck for cracks or loose parts regularly.

It’s a valuable training tool if you’re serious about freestyle scootering. It reduces the risk of injury and lets you practise year-round, regardless of weather.

Check bolts before each session, wipe down grips and foam and store the scooter indoors. Replace worn foam parts as needed.