7 inch (178mm) Trampoline Springs 5 Pack

7 inch (178mm) Trampoline Springs

£2.79

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Product Description

7 inch (178mm) Trampoline Springs

Replacement 7" domestic-use trampoline springs

XR 300 owners: current XR 300 trampolines use 68 springs and have no corner springs; older XR 300 trampolines had corner springs and use 72. Please count the springs on your trampoline before ordering.

Unique tapered spring design with elongated hook
Made from premium quality tensioned spring wire
Fully galvanised to protect from rust
Universal spring design which can be used on Super Tramp as well as other brands

Just enter the quantity you need - orders start from 5 springs, and you'll get the best price per spring when ordering 100 or more.

Universal 7" (178mm) trampoline springs with elongated hook.

Super Tramp use their patented zinc-plated tapered springs which react to the weight of each individual user giving optimum performance. This means that different parts of the spring are put under pressure by different users, depending on their weight and ability. This improves the performance and life of the spring, whilst the elongated hook makes it much easier for you to fit them into the frame.

These 7" springs with elongated hook are designed to fit the following Super Tramp models:

Senior 15
Prince 18
Action 13 & 17
XR300
Super Flyer 12ft, & 14ft
Eclipse 12ft & 14ft
Springtime 12ft & 14ft
These springs are also suitable for use on other brands of trampoline that use 7" springs.

Fits these Akrobat trampolines (18cm / 7 inch)

Akrobat range	Model	Springs needed
Akrobat Orbit	10ft round	64
Akrobat Orbit	10 x 6ft rectangular	68
Akrobat Orbit Flat	10 x 6ft rectangular	68
Akrobat Primus Flat	10 x 6ft rectangular	68
Akrobat Primus Premium	10 x 6ft rectangular	68

Springs needed is the number on the trampoline when it is new. Please count the springs on your trampoline before ordering.

**More Information**
Spring Length (mm)	178
Hook Type	Elongated hook
Material	Zinc plated steel

Fitting guide: download our step-by-step guide on how to replace your trampoline springs, or see all our downloads and instructions.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I know trampoline springs need replacing?

Visible stretching, uneven bounce, reduced lift, and signs of wear indicate that trampoline springs should be replaced. Replacing springs restores proper tension and improves safety.

Can replacing springs improve trampoline bounce quality?

Yes. New trampoline springs restore elasticity and tension, significantly improving bounce height, consistency, and overall jumping performance.

How many trampoline springs should be replaced at once?

Replacing all springs ensures balanced performance and maximum safety. Partial replacement is possible, but full replacement provides the best results.

Are replacement trampoline springs safe for regular family use?

High-quality replacement springs are designed to provide stable, reliable bounce performance suitable for children and adults.

Do trampoline springs affect trampoline lifespan?

Yes. Properly functioning springs reduce stress on the trampoline frame and mat, helping extend the overall lifespan of the trampoline.

Which spring do I need?

Remove one spring and measure it from hook to hook. It will have stretched slightly with use, so round down to the nearest standard size (5.5, 7, 8.35, 8.5, 8.57 and 9.25 inch). This page is for the 7 inch (178mm) spring. If you are unsure, our team can confirm the size from your trampoline model or your measurements.

How do I fit replacement springs?

Adult installation is required. Wear protective gloves, as the hooks are sharp. Hook the spring tool onto the spring hook in the frame, then pull up and towards you to release the old spring. Each new spring has a standard hook, which goes onto the steel bed triangle, and an elongated hook, which goes into the frame. Pull the spring to the frame with the tool, push down on the spring body until it slots in, then release the tool. If you are fitting a full set, work in opposite pairs, like the points of a compass, so the tension stays even. See our installation guides.