BERG Favorit Range

As a leading trampoline brand, there are multiple ranges of BERG trampolines to suit every age range, skill level, and outdoor space. There are three common shapes - round, oval, and rectangular - but also several designs with different features and sizes.

On top of this, there are three possible installation styles (regular, InGround, or FlatGround), and each BERG trampoline is available in three colours (grey, green, and black), with the additional option of a safety net in either 'comfort' or 'deluxe' designs.

Round BERG trampolines are a common choice, which is why they have the widest range of sizes:

• BERG Favorit - 6ft 6" / 9ft / 11ft / 12.5ft / 14ft
• BERG Champion - 11ft / 12.5ft / 14ft / 14ft Levels

The Favorit range is the best for basics, while the Champion range takes a step up. Both are available as regular above-ground trampolines or InGround sunken trampolines. However, the BERG Levels trampoline comes with additional active play features.

Oval BERG trampolines include:

• BERG Grand Favorit - 17ft x 11ft 4"
• BERG Grand Champion - 11ft 6" x 8ft 2" / 15ft 5" x 10ft 2" / 17ft x 11ft 4"
• BERG Grand Elite - 17ft x 11ft 4"

Rectangular BERG trampolines include:

• BERG Ultim Favorit - 9ft 2" x 6ft 2" / 11ft x 7ft / 13ft 5" x 8ft 2"
• BERG Ultim Champion - 11ft x 7ft / 13ft 5" x 8ft 2" / 16ft 4" x 9ft 10"
• BERG Ultim Elite - 16ft 4" x 9ft 10"
• BERG Ultim Pro Bouncer - 16ft 4" x 9ft 10"

The unique BERG Airflow design increases airflow and bounce power by up to 50%, and the top-tier versions of these trampolines are also available in the BERG FlatGround design, which puts the trampoline flush with the ground for better bounce.

Not only do you have to choose a trampoline size that fits your outdoor space, but you might also be wondering which trampoline shape is the best choice. The truth is that it's down to your preference - things like frame strength, safety, and bounce quality should be consistent regardless of the shape.

Space limitations are really the most affected factor when it comes to shape, as it's easier to fit a small round trampoline into a garden corner than a large rectangular one. However, the difference between these two common shapes is that rectangular trampolines have more bounce points across the surface, allowing people to get a higher jump in more places than a round trampoline.

While rectangular trampolines offer a more controlled bouncing experience, round trampolines can be considered safer for younger children, as the single point of gravity always brings jumpers back towards the centre of the mat. Oval trampolines can provide a happy medium between the two.

Weight limitations are also more important than the shape, as teens will be heavier than toddlers, and kid's trampolines aren't usually designed for adult use. That said, it's possible to buy sports models that support more rigorous usage - and these tend to be rectangular trampolines.

When budget is a big concern, you'll also probably notice that round trampolines tend to be the cheaper options. Of course, the bigger the outdoor trampoline, or the more complex the design, the more it will cost - but across all styles, this shape tends to be one of the most affordable.

Round

• Best for younger children and shared family play
• Creates a natural central bounce point
• A great all-round choice for most gardens
  

Oval (Grand)

• Offers a longer jumping area
• Ideal for siblings or multiple users at the same time
• Encourages movement, balance and coordination
  

Rectangle (Ultim)

• Provides a more controlled and defined jumping space
• Well suited to older children, teenagers and skill development
• Fits neatly into corners or narrower garden layouts

• Round shape encourages a stable, central bounce
• Uses SoloSprings for a gentle, family-friendly jump feel
• Standard jumping mat (no AirFlow) for a familiar trampoline experience
• Comes with Safety Net Comfort enclosure for added reassurance
• Designed for year-round outdoor use
• Available in a range of sizes to suit different garden spaces

Best For

• Families with younger children
• Light or moderate daily trampoline use
• First-time trampoline buyers
• Gardens where a traditional above-ground trampoline is suitable
• Those who want peace of mind from an included safety enclosure
  

What is a BERG Favorit InGround trampoline?
The Favorit InGround is designed to sit low into the ground so it feels easy to step onto and blends neatly into the garden. It uses the same durable frame and components as the standard Favorit range, just set lower.

Why choose an InGround instead of an above-ground trampoline?
An InGround trampoline has a much lower step height, making it easy for children to get on and off safely. It also sits more discreetly in the garden for a cleaner, less bulky look.

Does the bounce feel different?
No, the bounce performance is the same. The Favorit uses SoloSprings which give a smooth, controlled bounce suitable for family use.

Is it safer?
For young children, the low height makes entry and exit easier. When used with a safety enclosure, it offers the same level of protection as an above-ground model.

Does it require digging?
Yes. A shallow bowl-shaped hole is needed under the trampoline to allow the mat to move freely. Once installed, the trampoline stays level with the ground.

Who is the Favorit InGround best for?
Families wanting a long-lasting trampoline that blends into the garden and is easy for children to access, without the visual height of a traditional above-ground trampoline.

A Safety Net Comfort.

Will you choose a BERG Favorit trampoline with or without a safety net? With the BERG Safety Net Comfort, you can jump carefree every time!  Standard on regular above ground trampolines.

• Standard on regular above ground trampolines
• Optional on berg inground trampolines
• Quick and simple assembly
• Custom-fit for BERG Favorit trampolines
• Self-closing entrance for easy access
• Soft, protective poles for extra safety