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Title: Mooving footplates...?
Post by: Danny1632 on July 12, 2010, 05:40:10 PM
What are moving footplates and what, do they they do / are for?

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Title: Re: Mooving footplates...?
Post by: FunkyCowie on July 12, 2010, 06:37:09 PM
I also am wondering this, as I have a enough trouble with the foot plate being stationary and can't imagine how it'd be like moving.
Title: Re: Mooving footplates...?
Post by: Bbmthbloke on July 12, 2010, 07:43:10 PM
OK  cant imagine how a foot plate would work moving?   erm well get of ya stilts  and walk.   Dont u kinda have a joint/pivot point?  Ill give u a clue ... ' ya ankle'   Please peeps correct me if im wrong.  But the moving foot plate is designrd to make bouncing about a lil more 'natural'  and permits the foot to move  rathere than be fixed in relation to the lower leg.

 But its expensive :o)

Im due a bonus , theoretically, by end of year that would buy me a pair of such stilts, im tempted...tho the springs at my wieght  brake v easily ( a mate of mine has broken oo i think about 8 of um ...many in my hearing) .  But might still buy un relpace with my 7 springs  or even spend furthur and fit the light weight new pro jump stilt muck
Title: Re: Mooving footplates...?
Post by: Jason on July 12, 2010, 08:23:56 PM
Moving feet are an acquired taste

The first 10 mins on them I thought I had made a giant mistake (I spend literaly days building my own)

20 mins later I could walk again and jump

2 days later I recovered from a bad jump that would have had me on the floor with fixed feet

Now I find fixed so restrictive they are uncomfortable

If you try a pair use them for at least 20 mins before deciding or even better a day

Jason  :Hoofies2: :CGEEK: