Freestyle
Court
The centerpiece of every Shock park, built on our patented shock-absorbing frame. German-engineered gas shocks absorb rail landings and reduce peak impact force by up to 69% compared to all other manufacturers' rigid steel frames. That makes the largest attraction in your building one of the safest court designs on the market.
Built to move guests and the business
As the central hub of the park, the court is engineered for open, interconnected movement, with space to jump, soar, and flow freely, whether guests are casual first-timers or seasoned acrobats.
Generous capacity means high guest flow and strong throughput at peak hours, turning the court into a core driver of revenue and repeat visits and the foundation the rest of the park is built around.
Engineered from the frame up
Patented Shock Design
Advanced materials and precision engineering absorb impact and dissipate energy, dramatically reducing the g-forces jumpers feel. The result is a smooth, consistent bounce across the entire surface and fewer injuries, thanks to our patented shock-absorbing frame design.
Shock Custom Pads
A proprietary closed-cell foam, dense, non-porous, and built for high-impact zones, replaces the open-cell foam most manufacturers use, for a lifespan of 5–8 years under commercial demand.
Shock Trampoline Mat Materials
Commercial-grade mats in premier North American polypropylene fabric, 2" UV-reactive seatbelt-grade webbing, and locally manufactured triangles rated past 400 lbs of force per attachment, well above other manufacturers' trampoline mats.
Why the frame matters
The trampoline frame hadn't changed since 1959. We changed it.
Most trampoline courts sit on rigid steel under two inches of PE foam. When a jumper lands on the rail, the frame doesn't move, so the jumper's body takes the hit.
The Shock frame uses German-engineered gas shocks that compress on impact, adding up to four inches of stopping distance and cutting landing g-force impact by up to 69%. Its patented design is manufactured in the USA and has been operating in parks since 2016.
View the Patents →Closed-cell foam, built for daily impact
Foam padding is one of the most critical safety elements in the court, and most manufacturers use open-cell foam. Shock doesn't.
Five ways to customize the court
Every Freestyle Court ships on the patented Shock frame and can be enhanced with custom add-ons tailored to your park's demographics and branding: Spines, Jump Walls, Hanging Elements, Obstacles, and Platform Jump Boxes, each thoughtfully integrated to meet your design specs and target audience.
View All Attractions →The court, up close
