Which Bellicon trampoline is the best?

The bellicon 44-inch with screw-on legs is the best Bellicon for most people. Bellicon calls the 44-inch (112 cm) frame its bestseller, it has a 31-inch mat surface and 36 bungees, and it cost $749 in Bellicon's US store on October 31, 2026. Choose the 39-inch ($649) if floor space is tight and you mainly bounce in place, and the 49-inch ($849 screw-on, $949 folding) if you are tall, heavy or want room for wider moves.

Does Bellicon still sell the Classic, Plus and Premium?

Not under those names in the US store. On October 31, 2026 Bellicon's US online shop listed one rebounder design (tagged 'classic' in the store data) in 39, 44 and 49-inch frames, each with screw-on or folding legs and, on the 44 and 49-inch, an optional T-bar, plus the 54-inch bellicon Jumping model and certified refurbished units. No Plus or Premium model was listed, and Bellicon's earlier US Premium pages returned a 404 error. Older reviews quoting Plus and Premium prices describe models you can no longer order from Bellicon US online.

How much does a Bellicon rebounder cost?

In Bellicon's US store on October 31, 2026, prices ran from $649 (39-inch, screw-on legs, standard mat) to $1,207 (49-inch, folding legs, T-bar, comfort mat). Folding legs add $100 on every size, the comfort mat adds $59 to $79 depending on size, and the T-bar adds $179, the same as buying the T-bar on its own. The 54-inch bellicon Jumping costs $849 with screw-on legs or $949 with folding legs. Bellicon's site says shipping on rebounders is free.

What bungee strength should I choose on a Bellicon?

Bellicon says the right strength depends on your body weight and training style. It sells five strengths, soft, medium, strong, extra-strong and ultra-strong, and its US rebounder listings let you choose medium through ultra; soft is sold as a replacement set. The weight guide widely published for Bellicon runs from soft (under about 132 lb) to ultra-strong (about 331 to 440 lb), and Bellicon rates its rebounders for users up to 440 lb. Bellicon's warranty requires 'a bungee strength suitable for the persons using the trampoline', so pick by weight, not by how firm you think you want it.

What warranty does Bellicon offer?

Bellicon's support article on the guarantee (updated October 29, 2026) lists 7 years on the frame, 3 years on jumping mats and 1 year on bungee rings, and Bellicon's US mat page also states a three-year mat warranty. The guarantee requires proper use, a bungee strength suited to the user, and no overloading, which Bellicon defines to include several people on the rebounder at once or jumps where the feet lift more than 30 cm (about 12 inches) off the mat. Bellicon recommends replacing bungees every 1.5 to 2 years depending on use.

Are refurbished Bellicon rebounders worth it?

Only on some sizes. On October 31, 2026 Bellicon's US store listed certified refurbished 44 and 49-inch units at $50 below the matching new rebounder ($799 vs. $849 for the 44-inch folding, $799 vs. $849 for the 49-inch screw-on, $899 vs. $949 for the 49-inch folding). The refurbished 39-inch folding units were $758, which is $9 more than a new 39-inch folding rebounder with a standard mat ($749). Compare the new price before you buy a refurbished unit.

Is a Bellicon worth it over a cheaper rebounder like BCAN or JumpSport?

For most casual users, no. A JumpSport 39-inch Essential costs $279 with a lifetime frame warranty, and BCAN's BT2 sells for roughly $120 to $190 on BCAN's own store, both using the same bungee-cord principle. A Bellicon is worth it if you want a bungee strength matched to your weight, a 440 lb rating, a choice of three frame sizes and a quieter, softer bounce for daily use. See our Bellicon vs. JumpSport comparison , or our Cellerciser review if you want the steel-spring alternative.

Best Bellicon Trampoline 2026: 39", 44" or 49"? Every US Model and Price Compared

Quick Answer: The best Bellicon trampoline for most people is the bellicon 44-inch with screw-on legs ($749 in Bellicon’s US store on October 31, 2026): it is the frame Bellicon calls its bestseller, with a 31-inch mat surface, 36 bungees and the same 440 lb maximum rating as every size. Choose the 39-inch ($649) for a small room, the 49-inch ($849 screw-on, $949 folding) for tall or heavy users, and add the T-bar ($179 more) for balance support. Bellicon no longer sells the Classic, Plus and Premium tiers in its US store; every current model shares a 7-year frame, 3-year mat and 1-year bungee warranty.

Last updated October 31, 2026: rebuilt against Bellicon’s US store. The Classic / Plus / Premium lineup this guide compared in August is no longer listed: Bellicon US now sells one design in three sizes, with leg, mat and T-bar options at fixed prices. Prices, warranty (7 years frame, not 5), leg height and the refurbished-unit prices below are all new.

Bellicon shows up across this site as the premium bungee rebounder, in our mini trampoline guide, our trampoline vs. rebounder comparison and our BCAN trampoline guide. Bellicon describes itself as a Swiss maker of premium mini trampolines with bungee suspension. Buying one used to mean a configurator with dozens of combinations; in October 2026 the US store is simpler: pick a frame size, a leg type, a mat, a bungee strength and a color, and every combination has a fixed price.

Bellicon rebounders compared

Model	Best for	Mat surface	Bungees	Screw-on legs	Folding legs	With T-bar
bellicon 39"	Small rooms, bouncing in place	26 in	30	$649 ($708 comfort mat)	$749 ($808)	Not listed
bellicon 44"	Best overall (Bellicon's bestseller)	31 in	36	$749 ($818)	$849 ($918)	$928 to $1,097
bellicon 49"	Tall or heavier users, wider moves	38 in	42	$849 ($928)	$949 ($1,028)	$1,028 to $1,207
bellicon Jumping 54"	Group-class style jumping workouts	Not stated	48 (ultra only)	$849	$949	Not listed

Prices come from Bellicon’s US store on October 31, 2026 (first number = standard mat, brackets = comfort mat). Mat surfaces come from Bellicon’s trampoline page, which lists 26, 31 and 38 inches for its smallest, bestseller and largest frames; bungee counts come from Bellicon’s bungee page. All sizes are rated for users up to 440 lb with the matching bungee strength.

By the numbers

$649 to $1,207 — the price range of new Bellicon rebounders in Bellicon’s US store on October 31, 2026, from the 39-inch with screw-on legs to the 49-inch with folding legs, T-bar and comfort mat.
+$100, +$179, +$59 to $79 — what folding legs, the T-bar and the comfort mat add to any size. The T-bar costs $179 on its own too, so the bundle saves nothing.
7 / 3 / 1 years — Bellicon’s guarantee on the frame, jumping mats and bungee rings, per its support article updated October 29, 2026.
440 lb — the maximum user rating Bellicon gives its rebounders, with the bungee strength matched to the user.
12 inches — the height of Bellicon’s screw-on legs; folding legs are 3 inches high when folded, per Bellicon’s trampoline page.
26 in vs. 38 in — the mat surface on the 39-inch versus the 49-inch frame. The 39-inch mat is smaller than the 28-inch mat on a Cellerciser.
1.5 to 2 years — how often Bellicon recommends replacing the bungees, depending on use. Full sets cost $82.50 to $132.

1. bellicon 44” with screw-on legs — Best Overall

bellicon 44" Rebounder, screw-on legs

Best overall · 31 in mat · 36 bungees · up to 440 lb · $749

Bellicon's bestseller frame (112 cm), per its own FAQ, with a 31-inch mat surface.
Choose medium, strong, extra-strong or ultra-strong bungees for your body weight, plus a choice of bungee colors.
12-inch screw-on legs for the most stable setup; folding legs cost $100 more.
Price check on October 31, 2026: $749 with the standard mat, $818 with the comfort mat.

The 44-inch is the size to buy unless you have a reason not to. Its mat is 5 inches wider than the 39-inch’s, which matters for jogging, twists and side-to-side moves, and it costs $100 less than the 49-inch. Screw-on legs suit a rebounder that stays out; pick folding legs only if it goes under a bed or in a closet after every session.

2. bellicon 39” with screw-on legs — Best for Small Spaces

bellicon 39" Rebounder, screw-on legs

Best for small spaces · 26 in mat · 30 bungees · up to 440 lb · $649

The cheapest new Bellicon in the US store, and the smallest frame (100 cm).
26-inch mat surface: enough for bouncing and jogging in place, tight for wide-stance moves.
No T-bar bundle is listed for the 39-inch in the US store.
Price check on October 31, 2026: $649 standard mat, $708 comfort mat; folding legs $749 to $808.

Buy the 39-inch for an apartment or a corner of a home office. If you want a handle, step up to the 44-inch, which has a T-bar bundle. And if you’re tempted by a refurbished 39-inch, check the price first: on the day we looked, the refurbished folding units cost more than a new one.

3. bellicon 49” with folding legs — Best for Tall or Heavier Users

bellicon 49" Rebounder, folding legs

Best for tall or heavier users · 38 in mat · 42 bungees · up to 440 lb · $949

The largest standard frame (125 cm), with a 38-inch mat surface and 42 bungees.
Folding legs fold to 3 inches high for storage; screw-on legs are $100 less ($849).
T-bar versions cost $1,028 (screw-on) to $1,207 (folding with comfort mat).
Refurbished 49-inch units were $50 below new on October 31, 2026 ($799 screw-on, $899 folding).

The 49-inch makes sense for tall users and for workouts with wide steps and turns. It is a big footprint for a rebounder, so measure the floor and the ceiling: Bellicon’s guarantee excludes very high jumps where the feet leave the mat by more than 30 cm, and you need headroom above that.

4. bellicon 44” with T-bar — Best for Balance Support

bellicon 44" Rebounder with T-bar

Best for balance support · 31 in mat · T-bar included · $928 to $1,097

The bestseller 44-inch frame with Bellicon's T-bar handle.
$928 with screw-on legs and standard mat, up to $1,097 with folding legs and comfort mat.
The T-bar adds $179, the same price as buying the T-bar separately later.

For older adults and anyone recovering from an injury, a handle is worth more than any other option. Because the bundle and the separate T-bar cost the same, you can also start without it and add it later at no penalty. Our best trampoline for seniors guide compares handle-equipped rebounders at lower prices.

5. bellicon Jumping 54” — Best for Jumping-Class Workouts

bellicon Jumping 54"

Jumping-class workouts · 48 bungees, ultra-strong only · $849 to $949

The largest Bellicon, sold with ultra-strong bungees only and three mat colors.
$849 with screw-on legs, $949 with folding legs, in Bellicon's US store on October 31, 2026.
Bellicon's bungee page lists 48 bungees for the 54-inch frame.

This is a different product from the standard rebounders: a large, firm, ultra-strong setup for high-tempo “jumping fitness” routines, not a soft health bounce. Most home buyers should choose the 44 or 49-inch instead.

Bellicon’s warranty, in plain terms

Bellicon’s guarantee article (updated October 29, 2026) gives 7 years on the frame, 3 years on jumping mats and 1 year on bungee rings; some Bellicon US product pages list 2 years on bungees, so keep your proof of purchase and ask Bellicon which term applies to your order. Claims need proof of purchase plus photos or video of the damaged part. The guarantee only holds if the rebounder was used properly with a bungee strength suited to the user, and Bellicon excludes overloading, which it defines to include too heavy a user, several people at once, or jumps where the feet lift more than 30 cm off the mat.

That is a shorter frame term than JumpSport’s lifetime frame warranty and the Cellerciser’s lifetime frame warranty, and the 1-year bungee term is short for a part Bellicon itself says to replace every 1.5 to 2 years. Budget about $82.50 to $132 for a full bungee set every couple of years if you use it daily.

How to choose the right Bellicon

Pick the size by how you move, not by your weight. Every size is rated to 440 lb. The 39-inch (26-inch mat) is for bouncing in place, the 44-inch (31 inches) for most routines, the 49-inch (38 inches) for wide moves and tall users.
Pick bungees by weight. Bellicon matches strength to body weight and training style, and its warranty assumes you did. If two people of very different weights share one rebounder, ask Bellicon before you order.
Screw-on legs unless you store it daily. Folding legs cost $100 more on every size.
Add the T-bar now or later; it costs $179 either way.
Check refurbished prices against new. Refurbished 44 and 49-inch units were $50 under new; refurbished 39-inch units were $9 over.
This is a rebounder, not a backyard trampoline. None of these include an enclosure, and Bellicon’s warranty excludes several people jumping at once. For a backyard trampoline, start with our best trampoline guide.

The bottom line

The bellicon 44-inch with screw-on legs ($749) is the best Bellicon for most buyers: Bellicon’s bestseller frame, a 31-inch mat and the same 440 lb rating as the bigger sizes. The 39-inch ($649) suits small rooms, the 49-inch ($849 to $949) suits tall users and wide moves, and the T-bar adds $179 on any 44 or 49-inch. The old Classic / Plus / Premium choice no longer exists in the US store, and the warranty is 7 years on the frame, 3 on the mat and 1 on the bungees. Want the head-to-head with JumpSport? Read our Bellicon vs. JumpSport comparison; want a steel-spring rebounder with a lifetime frame warranty instead? Read our Cellerciser review. Our mini trampoline guide compares all of them against BCAN.

Sources: Bellicon US store data (us.shop.bellicon.com), Bellicon’s trampoline, bungee, standard-mat and fitness-trampoline pages, Bellicon support article “How long is the guarantee on the bellicon” (updated October 29, 2026), jumpsport.com product pages, fedfitness.com (BCAN). Checked October 31, 2026.