TP Toys has been manufacturing trampolines in the UK since 1959 and today produces four distinct trampoline ranges — Junior, UP, Genius and Infinity — spanning entry-level first trampolines for toddlers through to premium performance models approved by Olympic gold medallist Bryony Page. Each range has a different purpose, price point and feature set, and choosing the right one comes down to three things: the age of the children using it, the size of your garden, and what level of bounce performance and safety specification you need.
This guide explains each TP trampoline range in detail — what it is, what it offers, and which families it is right for — so you can make a confident choice without having to wade through every individual product page. TP Toys is a UK-based manufacturer and specialist in outdoor play equipment, including trampolines, climbing frames and garden play systems, with a commitment to safety-first design built to withstand UK weather conditions year-round.
What trampolines does TP Toys make and which one is right for my family?
TP Toys makes four trampoline ranges. The Junior range (from £49.99) is designed for children under 5 and comes as a compact 4.5ft model. The UP range (from £119.99) is the core family trampoline, available in sizes from 4.5ft to 14ft and suited to most families on a mid-range budget. The Genius range (from £449.99) is a premium model available in 8ft–14ft with enhanced bounce performance, full spring wrap padding, and a 5-year frame guarantee. The Infinity range (from £799.99) is the top-of-the-range option, featuring SurroundSafe® enclosure, longer springs, a 10-year guarantee, and the unique Infinity Leap — the world's first two-level garden trampoline.
What features do all TP trampolines have in common?
Before choosing between ranges, it helps to understand what TP trampolines share across the board — the baseline safety and build standards that apply to every model regardless of price point. These are not marketing claims but design specifications that distinguish TP products from many competitors at similar price points.
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Feature |
What it means across all TP trampolines |
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IGLOO® door |
Patented zip-free entry tunnel — no zip means no catching on clothes, no risk of the door being left open, and less stress on the enclosure netting over time |
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Galvanised steel frame |
Powder-coated and galvanised for year-round outdoor use in UK weather; standard on all TP trampolines across all ranges |
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Safety enclosure |
Full-height enclosure net included with every TP trampoline; precision-placed to ensure no contact with springs or frame |
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EN71 compliance |
All TP trampolines meet or exceed the EN71 European/UK toy safety standard; Infinity trampolines specifically exceed it |
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Olympian approved |
All UP, Genius and Infinity trampolines have been tested and approved by 2024 Olympic gold medallist Bryony Page |
The patented IGLOO® zip-free door is one of the most practically significant features across the range. Traditional zip-entry trampolines have a known failure point — the zip breaks, gets left open, or catches on clothing. TP's IGLOO® tunnel door eliminates this entirely. It is one of the features that makes TP trampolines consistently recommended by parents in reviews, and it is standard across all four ranges. You can see the full trampoline range at tptoys.com/collections/trampolines.
How do the four TP trampoline ranges compare at a glance?
The table below provides a quick reference across the four ranges — price, sizes, age suitability and best-fit scenario — before each range is covered in detail below.
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Range |
Price from |
Sizes available |
Age suitability |
Best for |
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Junior |
From £49.99 |
4.5ft |
Under 5 years |
First trampoline; toddlers and young children; small gardens |
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UP |
From £119.99 |
4.5ft–14ft |
3–6+ years (by size) |
Value family trampoline; everyday bouncing; most budgets |
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Genius |
From £449.99 |
8ft–14ft |
6+ years |
Families wanting premium bounce and safety; longer ownership |
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Infinity |
From £799.99 |
Round + Infinity Leap 2-level |
6+ years |
Premium performance; serious bouncers; the Infinity Leap for something entirely unique |
How do the safety features compare across the four ranges?
All four TP ranges are safe trampolines that meet UK safety standards — the difference is in the degree of safety engineering, not in whether a model is safe or not. The table below compares the key safety features across the four ranges so you can see clearly what each tier includes.
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Safety feature |
Junior |
UP |
Genius |
Infinity |
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IGLOO® zip-free door |
✓ |
✓ |
✓ |
✓ |
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Full enclosure net |
✓ |
✓ |
✓ |
✓ |
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Wrap-around spring padding |
✓ |
✓ |
✓ (full wrap) |
✓ SurroundSafe® |
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SurroundSafe® spring enclosure |
— |
— |
— |
✓ |
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YOYO enclosure (quick assembly) |
— |
— |
— |
✓ |
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EN71 compliant |
✓ |
✓ |
✓ |
✓ (exceeds) |
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Frame guarantee |
Standard |
Standard |
5 years (rust) |
10 years |
The most important safety upgrade between tiers is the move from frame-edge padding (UP) to full spring wrap-around padding (Genius) to SurroundSafe® full spring enclosure (Infinity). Each step meaningfully reduces the possibility of any contact between a jumper and the spring or frame hardware. For families with younger children or those who plan to use the trampoline daily and intensively, the higher specification is worth considering.
Which TP trampoline range is right for your family?
The decision comes down to three factors: the age and enthusiasm of the children using it, your garden size, and how long you want the trampoline to last. The table below cuts through the detail to give a direct answer for each range.
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Range |
Choose this if... |
Skip this if... |
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Junior |
Your child is under 5; you want a compact first trampoline; space or budget is limited |
Your child is 5+ and ready for a full-size model; you want a trampoline to last through the school years |
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UP |
You want great value and a wide size choice; this is your first family trampoline; your budget is under £400 |
You want the premium bounce performance of the Genius or Infinity range; or you have children who are serious bouncers |
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Genius |
You want a premium trampoline built to last 5+ years; you want full spring coverage; free cover and ladder included |
You want the absolute top of the range — or the unique two-level design; in that case, Infinity is the choice |
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Infinity |
You want the best bounce performance in the TP range; you want the Infinity Leap two-level design; you want the 10-year guarantee |
Budget is the primary concern — the UP range delivers strong value at significantly lower cost |
For a detailed breakdown of how to match size to garden space, and age to model, see the TP Toys trampoline buying guide. This page focuses specifically on explaining what each range is and what it is designed for.
What is the TP Junior trampoline and who is it for?
The TP Junior is a compact 4.5ft trampoline designed for children under 5, with a gentle bounce and a handlebar for support. The TP Junior trampoline is a compact 4.5ft model specifically designed for children under 5. It is the smallest and most affordable trampoline in the TP range, positioned as a first trampoline for young children who are ready to start bouncing but are not yet suited to the larger sizes in the UP or Genius ranges.
At 4.5ft, the Junior has a lower bounce height than larger models, which is appropriate for its age group. It features the same IGLOO® zip-free enclosure door as the rest of the TP range, and spring padding that prevents contact with the metal springs. Its compact footprint makes it suitable for smaller gardens, patios and even indoor use in sufficient space.
Who is the Junior trampoline right for?
· Children under 5 who are ready to start bouncing but for whom a full-size 6ft+ trampoline would produce too high a bounce
· Families with smaller gardens who want to give younger children a trampoline without committing the space a larger model requires
· First-time trampoline buyers looking for a lower-cost entry point before deciding whether a larger model is worth the investment for their family
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Note: The Junior trampoline is designed specifically for young children under 5. As children grow and gain confidence, most families transition to the UP range at 6ft or 8ft. If your child is already 4–5 years old and growing quickly, it may be worth investing in an UP 6ft model from the outset rather than the Junior. |
What is the TP UP trampoline range and who is it for?
The TP UP is TP's core family trampoline, available from 4.5ft to 14ft, and the range most UK families buy first. The TP UP range is the core of the TP trampoline lineup — the range that most UK families will buy. It is available in six sizes from 4.5ft to 14ft, covering every garden size from compact to very large, and carries a starting price of £119.99. It is described by TP as the 'family favourite' and by Bryony Page as 'a great starter trampoline for anybody'.
The UP range is built around the same galvanised steel frame and IGLOO® zip-free door as the premium ranges, but at a value price point that does not compromise on the fundamental safety features. The bounce performance is solid — the UP uses responsive springs and a UV-resistant jump mat — without reaching the enhanced performance levels of the Genius or Infinity ranges. For the majority of children who want to bounce in the garden for recreation and exercise, the UP range delivers everything they need.
What sizes does the UP range come in?
· 4.5ft — suitable for children aged 3 and above; compact footprint for small gardens
· 6ft — suitable for children aged 3+; good for small to medium gardens
· 8ft — suitable for children aged 6+; the most popular size for medium gardens
· 10ft — suitable for children aged 6+; ideal for medium to large gardens
· 12ft — suitable for children aged 6+; large bounce surface for active families
· 14ft — suitable for children aged 6+; the largest UP model for spacious gardens
Who is the UP range right for?
· Most UK families buying their first full-size trampoline — the UP range covers every garden size and a wide age range at a price point the majority of families can reach
· Families who want a safe, reliable trampoline without paying a premium for bounce performance features that recreational garden bouncing does not require
· Anyone who wants 48-hour delivery and the peace of mind of buying from a manufacturer with 65+ years of trampoline experience
What is the TP Genius trampoline range and who is it for?
The TP Genius is TP's premium mid-tier trampoline — full spring coverage, 5-year rust guarantee and enhanced bounce, from £449.99. The TP Genius range is TP's premium mid-tier — above the UP in quality, bounce performance and safety specification, below the Infinity in price. It is available in 8ft, 10ft, 12ft and 14ft round models, starting from £449.99, and is what TP describes as 'our premium trampoline model'. Bryony Page describes it as having 'a lot of bounce to it', feeling 'really stable' and making her feel 'really safe'.
The key differentiators of the Genius over the UP range are: full wrap-around spring padding (covering the springs completely rather than just the frame edge), a 5-year frame guarantee against rust, and cover and ladder included in the purchase price. These are not trivial differences — the spring padding in particular is a meaningful safety upgrade for families with younger children who may be more likely to land awkwardly near the frame edge.
What makes the Genius different from the UP?
· Full wrap-around spring mat: the Genius covers all springs completely, ensuring zero contact between jumpers and metal springs — a step up from the frame-edge padding on the UP range
· 5-year frame guarantee: the Genius carries a 5-year guarantee against rust damaging the frame, versus the standard guarantee on UP models
· Cover and ladder included: the Genius ships with a protective weather cover and ladder as standard — accessories that cost extra on the UP range
· Enhanced bounce: the Genius is built for 'maximum strength and durability' with a spring configuration that delivers more responsive bounce performance than the UP
Who is the Genius right for?
· Families who want a trampoline built to last 5–10 years and want the confidence of a 5-year rust guarantee on the frame
· Parents who want the highest safety specification short of the Infinity range — particularly families with multiple children, mixed ages, or children who bounce frequently
· Anyone who wants the trampoline to arrive ready to use — the cover and ladder included in the price remove two common add-on costs
What is the TP Infinity trampoline range and who is it for?
The TP Infinity is TP's top-of-the-range trampoline — SurroundSafe spring enclosure, 10-year guarantee and the unique Infinity Leap two-level design, from £799.99. The TP Infinity range is the top tier of the TP lineup — the highest bounce performance, the most advanced safety specification, the longest guarantee, and the most distinctive product in the range: the Infinity Leap, the world's first two-level garden trampoline. Infinity trampolines start from £799.99 and carry a 10-year frame guarantee.
The Infinity range introduces two features not found elsewhere in the TP lineup: SurroundSafe® enclosure pads, which fully encompass the springs so there is zero possibility of contact with springs or metal from any angle, and longer springs than standard models which produce a higher, more powerful and more consistent bounce. The YOYO enclosure system — also unique to Infinity — allows the safety net to be assembled and disassembled in under 5 minutes by a single adult. All Infinity trampolines exceed rather than simply meet EN71 safety standards.
What is the TP Infinity Leap?
The Infinity Leap is the standout product in the range — the world's first two-level garden trampoline, featuring two connected horizontal bounce zones at different heights within a single safety enclosure. It is, as Bryony Page describes it, 'completely different to what I'm used to and feels like a fun play trampoline'. Jumping between levels, bouncing at height, and using a genuinely novel trampoline format that no other manufacturer offers makes the Infinity Leap a product in a category of its own.
The Infinity Leap comes with IGLOO® tunnel door entry, YOYO enclosure for easy assembly, SurroundSafe® padding, a 10-year frame guarantee, and accessories including a ladder, cover and anchor kit. It is the only trampoline in the UK market with a two-level bounce zone.
Who is the Infinity range right for?
· Families who want the best performance and the longest guarantee — the 10-year frame guarantee makes the Infinity a single long-term purchase
· Children who take trampolining seriously — the Infinity's longer springs and higher bounce are designed for confident, experienced bouncers who want maximum performance
· Anyone considering the Infinity Leap — if you want something genuinely different and category-defining, the two-level Leap is the only option on the market
· Parents who prioritise the highest safety specification — SurroundSafe® spring enclosure and EN71-exceeding standards make this the most safety-engineered trampoline in the range
If you are still unsure after reading this guide, the TP Toys trampoline ranges overview page includes a product finder tool that recommends a model based on your child's age, garden size and budget in a few quick steps.
Which TP trampoline is right for your child's age and garden size?
By age
· Under 3 years: the TP Junior 4.5ft — the only TP model specifically designed for very young children, with an appropriately gentle bounce and compact footprint
· 3–5 years: the UP 4.5ft or 6ft — appropriate bounce height for this age range, with the IGLOO® door and full enclosure providing the safety features young children need
· 6–10 years: UP 8ft or 10ft for most families; Genius 8ft or 10ft for families wanting premium specification or planning a long ownership period
· 10+ years / teens: UP 12ft–14ft for great value; Genius 12ft–14ft for enhanced bounce and 5-year guarantee; Infinity round or Infinity Leap for premium performance and the longest-lasting option
By garden size
· Small garden (up to 50 m²): Junior 4.5ft or UP 6ft — allow at least 2m clearance on all sides; a 6ft trampoline requires approximately a 10ft × 10ft clear area including clearance
· Medium garden (50–100 m²): UP 8ft or 10ft, or Genius 8ft or 10ft — the most popular size range for standard UK back gardens
· Large garden (100 m²+): UP 12ft–14ft, Genius 12ft–14ft, or Infinity range — space for maximum bounce and the Infinity Leap's two-level configuration
Frequently asked questions about TP trampolines
What is the difference between the TP UP and TP Genius?
The UP is TP's core family trampoline at a value price point — solid safety features, galvanised steel frame, and the IGLOO® zip-free door. The Genius upgrades on the UP with full wrap-around spring padding (not just frame-edge padding), a 5-year rust guarantee on the frame, and cover and ladder included as standard. The Genius also offers enhanced bounce performance. For families who want a trampoline that will last 5–10 years with no added purchases, the Genius is the better long-term investment. For families buying their first trampoline on a tighter budget, the UP delivers everything needed for safe everyday garden bouncing.
What makes the TP Infinity different from all other trampolines?
The Infinity range has three distinguishing features not found in other TP ranges or in most competitor trampolines: SurroundSafe® spring enclosure (which fully encompasses all springs, eliminating any possibility of spring contact from any angle), longer springs producing higher and more responsive bounce, and the YOYO enclosure system for fast one-adult assembly. The Infinity Leap is additionally unique as the world's first two-level garden trampoline, with two connected bounce zones at different heights within a single safety enclosure. It carries a 10-year frame guarantee — the longest in the TP range.
Has Bryony Page tested TP trampolines?
Yes. Bryony Page, the 2024 Olympic trampolining gold medallist, has tested and approved all TP UP, Genius and Infinity trampolines. Her endorsement is specific to each range: she describes the UP as 'a great starter trampoline for anybody', the Genius as having 'a lot of bounce to it' and feeling 'really stable', and the Infinity Leap as 'really exciting to jump from the top level to the bottom' and 'a lot of fun'. The Junior range is not included in her endorsement — it is designed specifically for children under 5.
Can more than one child use a TP trampoline at the same time?
No. TP Toys, in line with standard trampoline safety guidance from RoSPA and other safety bodies, recommends that all trampolines are used by one person at a time. This applies across all four ranges regardless of size. The risk with multiple simultaneous users is collision and unpredictable bounce interaction, which significantly increases the likelihood of injury. The guidance is one user at a time, regardless of how large the trampoline is.
Do TP trampolines need anchoring?
TP recommends that all garden trampolines have at least 2 metres of clear space on all sides, and that anchor kits are used — particularly in exposed gardens or during periods of high wind. Anchor kits are available separately as accessories and use corkscrew stakes that drive into the ground to prevent the frame from lifting or moving. While not compulsory, anchoring is strongly recommended for any garden where wind loading is a consideration, which in the UK includes most exposed or elevated locations.
About TP Toys
TP Toys is a UK-based manufacturer and specialist in outdoor play equipment, including trampolines, climbing frames and garden play systems. Founded in 1959, TP has been designing and manufacturing trampolines for UK families for over 65 years. Every trampoline in the TP range is EN71 compliant, built with galvanised steel for year-round UK weather use, and backed by TP's customer service team seven days a week. The full trampoline range, including all four ranges and accessories is accessible at www.tptoys.com.
