ExacMe Trampoline Pad Replacement 12 ft - Waterproof, Foam Padded

In this review the ExacMe 12 ft trampoline pad replacement is evaluated for homeowners who need a direct, durable spring cover rather than a full mat or enclosure. The bottom line is that it is a sensible, value-focused option for anyone whose trampoline frame-to-frame diameter measures 12 ft and whose springs are 7 in or shorter; the single biggest reason to buy is the protective, foam-padded design that covers springs completely and resists sunlight and rain for extended outdoor use. Measure your frame and spring length before ordering to ensure a proper fit.

Key Features

• 12 ft fit: Designed specifically for trampolines with a 12 ft outer frame-to-frame diameter and springs no longer than 7 in to ensure the pad fits snugly without excess material.
• Waterproof construction: The top uses 320gsm PVC and the underside 130gsm PE so the pad wipes clean easily and stands up to rain and sun exposure.
• Foam padding: 0.6 in of EPE closed-cell foam provides shock absorption and creates a softer landing surface to reduce injury risk from falls onto the springs.
• No-gap design: A 12.2 in pad width overlaps the jumping mat edge and inner tie-downs secure the pad so springs are not exposed during use.
• No pole holes: The pad comes without slots for net poles, which keeps the outer surface continuous and weather-sealed unless you need to cut openings for internal poles.
• Sunlight resistant: Materials are chosen to resist UV-related fading and degradation, helping the pad look good longer in outdoor settings.

Who It's For

This pad is best for homeowners or families who already know their trampoline is a 12 ft model and want a straightforward replacement spring cover that restores protection and appearance without buying a full mat or net. It is also a good choice for anyone prioritizing easy cleaning and weather resistance, since the PVC and PE layers simplify maintenance.

It is not the right choice for owners whose trampoline poles sit inside the frame and require pre-cut slots, or for people who need a new jumping mat or a pad sized differently than 12 ft. Customers who expect heavy commercial use should evaluate durability carefully, as seam wear can occur under prolonged exposure.

Pros & Cons

Pros

• Fits properly when measurements match, restoring the trampoline's look and covering springs completely.
• Durable, waterproof top and bottom materials are easy to clean and resist sunlight.
• Closed-cell foam padding adds shock absorption and a comfortable resting surface.
• No-gap width and inner tie-downs reduce the chance of exposed springs and pinching hazards.

Cons

• Does not include holes for net poles, so users with internal poles may need to cut the pad themselves.
• Some customers report seam wear over time, so longevity can vary by weather exposure and use.

Specifications

Pad fit	12 ft frame diameter
Maximum spring length	7 in
Top material	320gsm PVC
Bottom material	130gsm PE
Foam thickness	0.6 in EPE closed-cell foam
Pad width	12.2 in
Net pole design	No holes for net poles

Our Verdict

The ExacMe 12 ft trampoline pad replacement is a practical, cost-effective choice for families who need a weather-resistant spring cover that restores safety and appearance. When the frame diameter and spring length match the stated dimensions it delivers reliable protection, easy cleaning, and improved shock absorption, making it a good value for typical residential use. Anyone needing pre-cut pole slots or extreme long-term commercial durability should consider alternatives.

Frequently Asked Questions

Will this pad fit my trampoline?
Measure your trampoline outer frame-to-frame diameter and spring length; this pad fits only a 12 ft diameter and springs up to 7 in.

Are there holes for net poles?
No, the pad does not include slots for net poles; if your poles are inside the frame you may need to cut openings yourself.

How weather resistant is the pad?
The top is 320gsm PVC and the bottom 130gsm PE, offering good resistance to rain and sunlight and easy cleaning, though prolonged exposure can affect seams over time.