In this episode of The Monkey Business Podcast, we dive into the wild world of trampoline gimmicks. Our goal? To set the record straight on why features like vented pads, crossed springs, and Bluetooth trainers are more about marketing hype than real value.

Luke and Armand break down each so-called "innovation," explaining why these advancements often create more problems than they solve, from uneven tension to increased safety risks. These aren’t real innovations—just innovative ways for brands to squeeze more money out of their customers. The episode wraps up with a look at genuinely beneficial add-ons, like pad lifters, enclosure systems, covers, basketball hoops, and anchor kits, which enhance the trampoline experience without the unnecessary fluff - Crazy Ape focuses on add-ons that enhance safety and fun without compromising durability.

As always, Crazy Ape trampolines are Built to Last. As always, we're excited about the many projects we have lined up and would love to help you create the ultimate backyard experience! Monkey Business is all about having fun while educating you on trampolines and related equipment. We're here to bust the myths in the trampoline industry and show you why you should NEVER buy a round trampoline.

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In this episode of the "Monkey Business Podcast", we sit down with Tanner Braungardt and his mom, Kim Braungardt, to talk about trampoline park ownership and the entrepreneurial journey. We dive into the challenges and rewards of launching high-stakes business ventures at a young age, offering valuable insights on what to do—and what to avoid—along the way. Tanner also opens up about his recent decision to close his trampoline park, Flip Pad, to the public and what the future holds. If you’ve ever wondered about the ins and outs of running a trampoline park or taking the leap into entrepreneurship in your early 20s, this episode is packed with practical advice and lessons learned. As always, we're excited about the many projects we have lined up and would love to help you create the ultimate backyard experience! Monkey Business is all about having fun while educating you on trampolines and related equipment. We're here to bust the myths in the trampoline industry and show you why you should NEVER buy a round trampoline.

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In this episode of the "Monkey Business Podcast," we recap the extreme durability test conducted at the new Crazy Ape Compound. Initially, we brought in a John Deere wheel loader from Brandt Equipment to arrange our sea cans, but we couldn’t resist taking things further. Using the loader, we lowered our street team's Baja Bug—a full-sized, running, driving car—onto two of our trampolines: the 11x17 Legacy Rectangle, built 10 years ago, and the Goliath, the world’s largest commercially available trampoline. To push the limits even more, Luke and Armand jumped on the Goliath with the car still on it, demonstrating the incredible strength and endurance of our products. This wasn’t just a stunt; it's a showcase that all Crazy Ape products are truly 'Built to Last.' As always, we're excited about the many projects we have lined up and would love to help you create the ultimate backyard experience! Monkey Business is all about having fun while educating you on trampolines and related equipment. We're here to bust the myths in the trampoline industry and show you why you should NEVER buy a round trampoline.

Check out the best trampolines in the world: https://crazyape.shop