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Members Lounge => Your Suggestions => Topic started by: freakazoid on February 06, 2007, 12:16:38 AM
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hey people is it me or do we need something to carry our pj and gear in i have searched around and not found something which is big enough and looks good which is why i thought of pj carry bags ...nothing special just a bag with a logo on and etc...any chance of seeing these in the future???
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You can get bags, but projump do not have thier own (yet).
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i like the way you said "yet"...hmm yes anyway any links to places i can get them or should i wait around for pro-jump to start selling them?
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i like the way you said "yet"...hmm yes anyway any links to places i can get them or should i wait around for pro-jump to start selling them?
Have you tried googling "poweriser bag". there are other retailers that have them
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their is a fly-jumper bag but apperently their crap and fall apart easily
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there is also a 7leagues bag......
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and powerizer bags..
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and shopping bags..... ;D
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I think if you don't want to spend an arm and a leg on "Bock" branded ones I'm sure that the general sports holdalls should fit the bocks in
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I think if you don't want to spend an arm and a leg on "Bock" branded ones I'm sure that the general sports holdalls should fit the bocks in
I went down that route first and couldn't find one that did........
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I just sewed my own
easy once you get started ;D
(http://img182.imageshack.us/img182/2108/bagsva6.th.jpg) (http://img182.imageshack.us/my.php?image=bagsva6.jpg)
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I think id prefer a pro-jump branded bag, to show off the brand and also advertise a bit aswell.. need to get a pair of pro-jumps first mind.. just lookin forward tho..
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thanks buzz we are hoping to get some in but just hasn't happened yet.
@ Jason - think ur bag looks pretty cool! You should start making custom ones I'm certain you'd get a few customers from here, as the ones currently available are kinda expensive!
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A m8 of mine has a flyjump bag and has had no problems. Mind saying they are 'crap' makes me nervous of asking to borrow it to go to spain with in may --in case I break it ?
1 prob with a dedicated 'riser bag is that you cant fit much else in. Airlines are being more and more restrictive ( ie charging more) for 2nd pieces of luggage.
Flying off for a weekend to Spain or Sweden in summer is no problem as clothing (a couple of spare tees un shorts) can go in handluggage. But its a bit more tricky for longer hols, also nowhere ,as i see it in a riser bag, to put much cheep booze, and i still think you cant have liquids in hand luggage.
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You will have to pay extra for your bocks on a flight, as they are classed as sports equipment.
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do they have to know?
Uncle Matt has tried to get them recognised by the sports council of wales. I think they didnt want to know, so wouldnt a photocopy ( even in welsh) be officially that it isnt sports equipement?
It is normally a con by the airline companies, if you have paid for a flight ( seat and baggage hold space) and what you are carrying is legal to go on a plane why charge extra for certain types of luggage?
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Thanks Webmaster I was lucky with the material got it free
As for custom ones by the time I bought the material and the speed I sew at I think I'd be a lot dearer than the alternatives
If anyone knows of a shop that does small runs they can use my design and might do a cheeper version on bulk
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I just bought a sports-bag-thing and made holes in the sides for the Pro-Jump Hooves to stick out. I have less of a problem though because I have Junior PJ's. They bottom out a bit though so I might have to get the adult ones :-\
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i was thinking for a back-pack style bag, there could be a velcro support for the springs (which holds them in an upright position) and then like a cover for the outside which can be detached for when it is sunny, so you can show them off, i might try and design them one day in my study leave.
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Try this website i think the bags ar ok there
http://www.getjumpingstilts.com/carryingcase.html
J-U
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Hi folks. Ive just got back from Bocking with my good buddy Swebounce in Spain ;D *. Thought Id let you know what he and a few others do regarding transporting 'risers.
1st off Swebounce and emil ( another swede) use big Golf transporting bags. These have the advantage of being big enougth to put quite a bit of luggage in ( including cheap booze --well Id have thought so , dont know if they did) and they have little wheels so 1 may drag them about easily.
A few guys each had poweriSer bags and a few 7league stilt bags ( possibly not available easily in this country as these people were German and Austrians). I used a Flyjumper bag I borrowed off a mate. Two people, who also flew out from the UK, had no bags! Carried stils to airport then strapped them to their ordinary luggage at airport! Seemed to work judging by the flips they were pulling.
Though I think the best solution was probably Wolfgang's. He got two of his workers to drive from Austria in a Mercades van with the stilts!!!!
* Yep, I got to bounce with the man himself. I have to tell you it is quite something to be standing around chatting with friends and the guy pulls 7 flips in front of you. Yes it was caught on several video camers and some still cameras ( including 1 guy laying on the gound shooting up). Im sure some of the stuff will be seeping onto the net soon ( if it hasnt already)
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Sounds fantastic !
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I may try to see how much, it will cost to make a back pack styled bag to carry the PJ's in, will let people know how I do soon!!!
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What mate would be soo kind to lend you his Bock bag to go on a sun soaked holiday? ;)
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im just gonna carry mine bags jsut make more stuff to carry when oyur on them lol
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im just gonna carry mine bags jsut make more stuff to carry when oyur on them lol
Or you could just fold the bag up and put it in your pocket. I think they would be very useful as you could carry all your pads and any tools required in them :)
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im just gonna carry mine bags jsut make more stuff to carry when oyur on them lol
Or you could just fold the bag up and put it in your pocket. I think they would be very useful as you could carry all your pads and any tools required in them :)
ah but were would you find a bag big enuth to carry bocks,pads and anything else needed that is flexable enuth to fit in your pocket XD
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i`m using this bag http://www.mahadet.no/epages/MaaHadet.sf/?ObjectPath=/Shops/MaaHadet/Products/%22Poweriser%20BAG%22
i can have my helmet, kneepads, elbow pads, and wristguards in it.
and nice quality :) good buy!
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keep them in the boot of your car wer u park you have them and you can fit all your pads etc in the boot i have 2 sets of bocks in there at the min and my rollerblades plus other stuff can fit a total of 4 sets of bocks in at the min with blades probs more just dont have any more freinds with bocks to try lol
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Thats quite nice Jump Up