Pro-Jump PowerBocking Jumping Stilts Forum - Community for Power bocking / Pro Jumping!
YOUR JUMPING STILTS => Before you buy questions => Topic started by: Wally247 on May 25, 2008, 12:02:01 AM
-
Hi guys and galls
i just started bottoming out my pjs in one foot after just over a month on them... so i thought i would test the water (so as to put it) as to what are the best springs to get next...
i currently have 80's and was looking for something higher...
could i put 7's in my pjs??
and if so which 7's should i go for???
any feed back would be apprieciated
thanks c
-
to start with how much what springs are you on and what is your body weight?
-
to start with how much what springs are you on and what is your body weight?
i am curently on 80s, im 17 and just under 6'. and i weigh just around 70k
ill be saving up for springs so cost isnt soo important as im willing to wait to have better springs in the long run.
ta
-
Sounds like you could do with a pair of 90's :-\
10-20Kg over your weight is a good rule of thumb
-
think 90's will be suitable for you, as I am 64kgs and can almost bottom out my 90's half of the time, the springs for 7's is T-rex which have a weight range of 70 to 90kgs
-
think 90's will be suitable for you, as I am 64kgs and can almost bottom out my 90's half of the time, the springs for 7's is T-rex which have a weight range of 70 to 90kgs
will i be able to put T-rex springs in my pjs?
-
think 90's will be suitable for you, as I am 64kgs and can almost bottom out my 90's half of the time, the springs for 7's is T-rex which have a weight range of 70 to 90kgs
will i be able to put T-rex springs in my pjs?
What's wrong with a piar of PJ's 90's from here !?
-
nothing for me dk, I am testing the different spring brands out, to see how they all fair against each other :nana: springs are the same thing, so they are all mountable on a PJ frame
-
think 90's will be suitable for you, as I am 64kgs and can almost bottom out my 90's half of the time, the springs for 7's is T-rex which have a weight range of 70 to 90kgs
will i be able to put T-rex springs in my pjs?
What's wrong with a piar of PJ's 90's from here !?
when iv asked people at meets they seem to think that the 7's are easier to jump on and more springy?
originaly posted on here firstly to find out what weight people would suggest and secondly to find out what the best springs arround are and if there is much differrance lol :nana:
:biggrin: :biggrin: also T-rex spring sound cooler :nana: :biggrin: :biggrin:
lol its going to be a while before i can afford any as i got my pjs last month so am broke :(
so if im bottoming out my pjs after 1 month how long will it be before i bottom out a second pair of pj springs???
:biggrin: ;D :thumbs: :thumbs:
-
so if im bottoming out my pjs after 1 month how long will it be before i bottom out a second pair of pj springs???
:biggrin: ;D :thumbs: :thumbs:
Depends on your technique, your jumping ability, and how often you use them. In short, there is no straight answer.
-
Depends on your technique, your jumping ability, and how often you use them. In short, there is no straight answer.
im on them almost every day
if that makes a differance... im working on a vid of me bocking so will put that on here if that will help??
thanks for all the feed back so far :biggrin: :biggrin: