Needak® is a manufacturer of rebounders -- and rebounders are the ONLY thing we manufacture. Models available through discount stores or marketing/promotion companies are imported. We have control over all aspects of production -- they get the most inexpensive model they can (Generally quality is not an issue with marketers, only price).

Needak® insists on producing the highest quality rebounder. Our price may be a few dollars more, but you get a rebounder that will provide many years of service and is more gentle on your body. If it doesn't have the Needak label on it, you can be almost 100% certain it is an Asian import. Compare the Needak® rebounder to typical imports.

Needak® offers a solid, time tested design.  For instance, our hinge design is virtually indestructible.  It costs us more to build it, but we know it will provide years of service and establishes a solid and stable rebounding platform. 

Over the years, various "pretty" new designs have been offered.  Some of these endangered the user and eventually all have failed.  (Frankly, a good spring cover hides most of the design elements anyway.)

The round design is the best because it places even stress force upon all components.  As you rebound, the same force is applied to the mat, springs, and frame in front of you, behind you, and on either side of you.

Any design which places springs in a corner, those springs to absorb unequal impact and they tend to break more frequently than the springs along the straight sides which do not flex as much.

Needak® Mfg. innovated the Soft-Bounce™ spring which absorbs as much as 85% of the impact of each bounce.  This is due to the unique barrel shape of the spring.  The diameter of the coils increases as you move toward the center of the spring. 

There are generally 2 types of springs found on imported rebounders.  The classic spring found on low-end imported rebounders is a shorter spring and tends to be very stiff.  A few imports use a spring that looks like our Soft-Bounce™ spring.

Fact:  Springs will break.  Common sense tells you that if you flex metal, it will eventually break.  We do not make exaggerated or unfounded claims about our springs.  It would surprise you how many people come to us for springs and relate stories of dissatisfaction with marketing companies who told them things such as, "Our springs never break, that is why we don't carry them in stock." or "You obviously misused your rebounder to cause breakage."  If you leave a rebounder in the closet and never use it, you won't break springs.  If you get the benefits out of a rebounder, spring replacement is an inexpensive maintenance item.