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brklx · Top Cat Joined: 02 Jun 2006 Posts: 350

I am a rebounding nut and have used and owned all the better known American brands. My last rebounder was Cellerciser, clearly the best of them.
That is, until last week when I tried for the first time German Bellicon rebounder with bungee cords. I bought it right then and there and it is very, very expensive. However, the moment you step on it ,you know that you are using a piece of equipment that is several classes above of what you used before. You just stepped from an old VW into a Rolls Royce.

First thing you notice it is absolutely quiet, what happened to the incessant screeching of the springs? Next thing you experience the joy of weightlessness and do not want to quit.

Of course you will have to fight for rebounding time with your kids, something that never happened before. In this house, at least.

ReddyMcMeaty · The Boss Joined: 20 May 2006 Posts: 5776

thank you very much for this review!! my husband picked up a 2nd hand rebounder which is pretty shitty, lol of course he was told it was brand name great quality Laugh

but we've got some big things to buy and an expensive rebounder is not yet one of them. However, when the time comes.. I want one that I am going to be satisfied with. There is nothing like spending a lot of money of a product, then trying something out which is much nicer and a little more money.. but you already spend the money on the first, not quite good enough product.
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ReddyMcMeaty · The Boss Joined: 20 May 2006 Posts: 5776

holy crap.. you weren't kidding when you said it was expensive!

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