B000LD4ZYI 310 sport_outdoor/stilts/ yes 40878 Jump six feet in the air almost - Jump six feet in the airalmost effortlessly!
- Run with nine feet strideswith ease!
- Run at over twenty miles perhour!
Flying Jumpers have curved springs attached to the base, so when you press your feet downwards, the pressure of your weight creates gravitational energy.
These super-charged springs push back to harness this energy,giving you the ability to jump to incredible heights and run with huge strides at amazing speeds.
With a pair of Flying Jumpers on your feet you'll be able to move like a superhero. The soar in adrenaline you feel when a small jump takes you highin the air above the tress is impossible to describe - it has to be felt to be believed. Running at greatly increased speeds will prove quite an experience too. Jumping:
Jump up to 6 feet in the air!
Jumping height depends on the users ability to master the Flying Jumpers and on the users weight.
The Flying Jumpers give *all* users the ability to jump to great heights.
Lighter users will be able to jump higher before they max the springout.
Lighter users will also have a harder time getting the jumping motion going, as the spring will be stiffer under them.
Heavier users may not be able to achieve 6 feet heights.
Heavier users however, will be able to learn to jump moreeasily as the springs won't be a stiff under their feet.
For maximum jumping performance, choose the correct model for your weight.
Running:
Take running strides of up to 9 feet!
It is impossible to stop on adime when running on the Flying Jumpers!
Flips:
Flips are not advised for the average person. A good rule of thumb would be that if you can't do a flip
without the Flying Jumpers on, do not attempt one with them on!
Itwill only be *more* dangerous with a pair of Fyling Jumpers strapped to your feet!!!
If you are a professional, flips can be done on the Flying Jumpers Notice:
Flying Jumpers are safe to use,however DSDI and Flying Jumper Ent. cannot be held liable for any injury resulting from the use of this product. You are advised to wear protective gear when you use your Flying Jumper and you should also be in good health to use them. Use with cautionand under proper supervision.
Please note: This item ships over sized and actual weight is 21 lbs.
Box dimensions are 36x18x12 New Page 1 How You Wear Them:
Flying Jumpers are worn on your feet. OneFlying Jumpers for each foot.
Each foot rests on a foot pad. A lock and release strap system (similar to a Snow Board Binding)
of two straps holds your shoe tightly against the foot pad. This system is very similar to a ski boot.
Abar comes up the back of your leg, and goes around the front of your leg right below your knee.
When using them, your leg rests snug against this (padded) bar, which is what gives the stability.
A small strap is attached behind your leg at thisbar, which does a bit to keep the bar against your leg.
Always wear protective gear when using a pair of Flying Jumpers!!!
Learning to Walk:
Walking can be learned quite easily if you have something tall to walk besidethat you can hang on to.
Walk the length of your support until you are better acquainted with the balance.
When you feel ready, let go of your support and keep walking.
Don't leave your support, because you will undoubtedly loose your balancea couple times and need it!
At this point it may be helpful to have a person walk along beside you
that is willing to lend you a hand for balance if you suddenly feel unsteady.
Some people can just stand up and walk without ever havingtried the Flying Jumpers before,
others have to practice for a while. Usually walking somewhat comfortably without support can be achieved within 15-30 minutes,
depending on the person and their athletic and balancing abilities.
Note: Itis not possible to stand without support with the Flying Jumpers on!
Learning to Jump:
Jumping can be learned the same way walking is learned.
Find a support tall enough for you to comfortably lean against with the FlyingJumpers on.
Then start jumping! Keep the momentum going, don't stop.
When you feel comfortable, try some bigger jumps.
Don't let go of your support until you think you are ready!
When you're ready to try jumping on your own, it isbest to be near your support in case you loose your balance.
Jumping to greater heights can be achieved by lifting your feet higher than they naturally would go with each jump.
When you hit the ground, put all of your energy into a *bigger*jump for the next one!
Jumping needs to be mastered slowly. Don't try to jump higher than you are comfortable with,
or it could easily knock you off your balance.
Learning to Run:
Learn to run *after* you arecomfortable walking by yourself.
Keep in mind you will not be able to stop quickly, so stay away from other moving,
unpredictable objects like children playing or moving cars!!!
When you are ready to try running, start off with a briskwalk.
Then start putting a little hop into each stride. Before you know it
you will be running! Bigger hops with each stride result in longer strides.
To stop running, take it slow and easy. Gradually slow down to a walk,
and thenstop when you are to a place you can hang on to something.
(remember, you can't stand still without support on the Flying Jumper)
Where to use:
Flying Jumpers are best used on a hard flat surface. All of your weight willbe supported on two rubber pads
much smaller than the size of your feet, so if you are anywhere soft these rubber pads will sink!
Stay away from roads and cars, slopes, stairs, and the indoors with the Flying Jumpers.
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