July 3, 2025 Warren Newbery

How Much Weight Can An ACON Trampoline Hold?

Ever wondered if your ACON trampoline can handle your kid, their mates and the family dog?
Short answer: up to 750 kg overall (about 1,650 lb), with no single-jumper limit on big models—and 100–150 kg limits on the smaller ones.
It’s perfect for bouncing, but knowing the limits keeps everyone safe. Read on for clear, model-by-model breakdowns!

Understanding Trampoline Weight Limits

Single Jumper vs. Structural Weight Capacity

Defining Single Jumper Weight Capacity

ACON’s larger models (12ft, 14ft, 15ft, 16 Sport HD, 13 Sport HD, ACON X) don’t list a single-user limit. That’s because they’ve been safety-tested to exceed 150 kg (330 lb), meeting ASTM standards.
Smaller models—like the 10ft round, 6ft round, 1.8m, and 3.0m—typically cap out between 100–120 kg per user.

Defining Maximum Structural Weight Capacity

Every ACON trampoline is tested to a total load of 750 kg (1,650 lb)—five times a typical user’s weight—using industry-standard testing methods.
That means even with multiple lightweight jumpers, the structure holds strong, provided only one person jumps at a time.

Why Weight Limits Matter for Safety and Durability

Preventing "Bottoming Out"

Too much weight or overly enthusiastic jumping can cause the mat to hit the springs or frame.
That’s a sure way to damage the trampoline—or hurt someone.

Protecting Components from Damage

Springs, mats, stitching, and the frame all age faster under excessive strain.
Stick to the weight limits, and your trampoline bounces longer and stronger.

Reducing Risk of Collision Injury

More users = more danger of bumping into each other mid-air.
That’s why the rule remains: one jumper at a time.

ACON Trampoline Weight Capacities by Model

Models with No Single Jumper Weight Limit

16 Sport HD
13 Sport HD
15ft Round
14ft Round
12ft Round

These can safely support an individual’s bounce beyond 150 kg, thanks to ASTM-compliant testing.

Models with Specific Single-User Weight Limits

10ft Round – 120 kg
6ft Round – 100 kg

Perfect for children, teens or lighter adults. Always refer to the manual before letting heavier users on.

Overall Structural Capacity

Every model boasts a 750 kg (1,650 lb) total load capacity, thanks to ACON’s reinforced steel frames, quality springs and premium mats.

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Factors Influencing Weight Capacity and Safety

Key Design Elements Affecting Weight Limits

Springs (Number, Stiffness, Flexibility)

More springs with balanced tension = bouncy lift and strong support—even under more weight.

Frame (Material, Thickness, Galvanisation)

Thick, rust-resistant steel frames resist bending—essential when handling heavy loads.

Mat Strength and Stitching

UV-treated polypropylene mats and machine-level stitching ensure durability and longevity.

Size & Shape (Round vs Rectangular)

Bigger or oval/rectangular shapes distribute weight better. Rectangular trampolines offer controlled bounce and higher load support.

Safety Guidelines Beyond Weight Limits

One Jumper at a Time

It may seem dull—but enforcing this rule saves you from dangerous mid-air collisions.

Following Manufacturer Guidelines

Proper assembly ensures balanced tension and avoids weak spots. Use the ACON manual to set up correctly.

Regular Maintenance

Inspect springs, frames and mats regularly. A quick check every few weeks prevents bigger issues later.

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Why These Insights Matter

ACON’s commitment to safety—testing for 5× typical user weight, meeting CE and ASTM standards, and specifying single-user limits—is the reason their trampolines are among the sturdiest and safest on the market.