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Title: Spring's and wieght
Post by: Terrydaktol on July 21, 2006, 06:23:36 PM

Hello, Can Anybody tell me about the spares on projump.co.uk.  I wanted to get some springs for mine, but i wanted the next wieght size down. I am 67kg but i have put on weight from drinking too much over the world cup, and got a little beer belly. :-\    Normally i am around 60kg.  The Problem is that when you try to order new springs the only option is adult or child.   Im only assuming that the springs determand the weight coz mine's got 70's wrote on them.  any Help would be Nice.

Title: Re: Spring's and wieght
Post by: Terrydaktol on July 29, 2006, 07:59:23 PM

Thanks for replying to my Question Webmaster.
Although i think you May have slightly misunderstood what i was saying.
I already bought 70kg Becuase thet was the smallest size i could get.
I would have liked to get a spring for 60kg but Realise that you don't do them.
Must have seen them for a 60 somewhere else. It dont matter coz i've got use to them now and they are great fun.
Im getting pretty good on them now.

Title: Re: Spring's and wieght
Post by: Pepperkayn on July 31, 2006, 03:09:46 PM

I districute Powerisers and Pro-Jumps in the South East of UK, so I would say that you probably have the right model for your weight! Both Poweriser and Pro-Jump will advise you to go to up to the next weight level, especially if your weight fluctuates. My weight is around 82-84kg and although the M80's would have been fine, I find that the M90's are far better for running, jumping and ridiculous stunts.

Hope this is some help.

Pepperkayn

Title: Re: Spring's and wieght
Post by: Terrydaktol on July 31, 2006, 05:25:02 PM

Thanks and yes that does help.
Now i won't have to spend anymore on some new springs.
 

Title: Re: Spring's and wieght
Post by: l7ttledevil on August 11, 2006, 02:58:09 PM

Hi guys

Bought my powerisers (sorry not pro jumps are they the same? confused lol) recently and had a few bouncing sessions on them, with the question on buying replacement springs are the springs used by poweriser and pro jump the same? and if so is the weight the same as the number so i got m70s so does that mean i'd need to buy the 70kg springs?

Cheers

Ben

i didnt mention how much fun these things are lol they're amazing

Title: Re: Spring's and wieght
Post by: uknow on August 11, 2006, 03:28:08 PM

Hey Pal,
Projumps and Powerizers  are exactly the same now Projump have their own copyrighted brand name to the Entire UK hence they produce them to such a low cost comparing to the powerisers.
Gathered this info from by seller who distributes Projump in my area. lol ;D

Regarding your Springs Yes you need to go for 70 kg /11.02 Stones I reckone. I think you can find all the spare in http://www.pro-jump.co.uk/scp/PROJUMP_SPARE_PARTS__power_jump_kangaroo_shoes/SPARE_PARTS__Power_shoes_Rizers.html

Title: Re: Spring's and wieght
Post by: l7ttledevil on August 11, 2006, 04:13:07 PM

Cheers for the reply matey, was just out on them and loving them lol, sooooo much fun, but also so tiring at the same time  ;D

I was practising a tiny bit of jumping lol not very high at all but felt like a lot of fun.

Cheers

Ben

Title: Re: Spring's and wieght
Post by: bongingbrook on September 20, 2006, 04:14:17 PM

i am thinking of buyin a pair of pro-jumps but dont like the look of the kids 1

i thought i could buy and adult 1 and just change the springs to kids springs

will that work or not?  ???

Title: Re: Spring's and wieght
Post by: danpne on September 20, 2006, 09:50:21 PM

Hi,

unfortunately that would not work as the Junior springs are smaller than the adults springs.

Dan

Title: Re: Spring's and wieght
Post by: arthur on October 08, 2006, 02:05:14 PM

Hi,

i agree with bongingbrook i prefer the look of the adults PJ's but i have to get junior but if it meens i get to have some then im willing to have the juniors :)
Its better than nothing and its also alot better than walking or so ive heard