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First off, let me say that these are pretty decent quality. I like them a lot, they function well, and nothing has broken yet. That said, this is what you could consider a "baseline model." The plastic bindings on the boot portion almost seem too weak to handle the pressure on them - one of them has already partially broken, but it's still functional. They hold my foot but they are difficult to get off due to a spring that went out of place. I plan to replace these with metal snowboard bindings at some point. The biggest flaw in the design is the Knee-bar. I have had a bad time of getting it adjusted (The bars are far too hard to move up and down, and it's impossible to position them just right). The strap that goes behind the leg is far too loose considering how much pressure is on it. In fact, it requires a kneepad and extra nylon straps just to get it snug enough to jump comfortably. The footpad also wears out quickly - I'd suggest looking into making a tire sock. Design issues aside, they are very fun. I was comfortable on them within a day and I am able to move around easily. I can get about three feet of height so far, and I can stride at a pretty quick speed. Final note: If you do plan on buying these, or any other type of jumping boots, make sure you do your research on what is required for safety gear and mods and what options are available to get the most out of your jumping stilts

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Easy to learn and not just a toy! I use them around the house instead of dragging out my ladder as well as to indulge the wild child inside. I did have a hard time at first because I had them on the wrong feet, they look (and feel) the same and aren't labeled. The difference was the side the clasps close on. DO NOT have them close in the inside of your legs, they will eventually latch together and get stuck. Once I figured that out and picked myself off the ground, there haven't been any problems. I've been having so much fun, my neighbors keep asking to "borrow" them, just as I happen to "need" them myself.

These took a little getting used to, but after that, these are just so much fun!

I just got my first pair of power stilts so I don't know how they compare to others. I must say the knee straps don't really seem like a good design. There is a bunch of Velcro straps and its hard to get them tight and even when u do it doesn't feel very tight.

Reviews

First off, let me say that these are pretty decent quality. I like them a lot, they function well, and nothing has broken yet. That said, this is what you could consider a "baseline model." The plastic bindings on the boot portion almost seem too weak to handle the pressure on them - one of them has already partially broken, but it's still functional. They hold my foot but they are difficult to get off due to a spring that went out of place. I plan to replace these with metal snowboard bindings at some point. The biggest flaw in the design is the Knee-bar. I have had a bad time of getting it adjusted (The bars are far too hard to move up and down, and it's impossible to position them just right). The strap that goes behind the leg is far too loose considering how much pressure is on it. In fact, it requires a kneepad and extra nylon straps just to get it snug enough to jump comfortably. The footpad also wears out quickly - I'd suggest looking into making a tire sock. Design issues aside, they are very fun. I was comfortable on them within a day and I am able to move around easily. I can get about three feet of height so far, and I can stride at a pretty quick speed. Final note: If you do plan on buying these, or any other type of jumping boots, make sure you do your research on what is required for safety gear and mods and what options are available to get the most out of your jumping stilts

Reviews

First off, let me say that these are pretty decent quality. I like them a lot, they function well, and nothing has broken yet. That said, this is what you could consider a "baseline model." The plastic bindings on the boot portion almost seem too weak to handle the pressure on them - one of them has already partially broken, but it's still functional. They hold my foot but they are difficult to get off due to a spring that went out of place. I plan to replace these with metal snowboard bindings at some point. The biggest flaw in the design is the Knee-bar. I have had a bad time of getting it adjusted (The bars are far too hard to move up and down, and it's impossible to position them just right). The strap that goes behind the leg is far too loose considering how much pressure is on it. In fact, it requires a kneepad and extra nylon straps just to get it snug enough to jump comfortably. The footpad also wears out quickly - I'd suggest looking into making a tire sock. Design issues aside, they are very fun. I was comfortable on them within a day and I am able to move around easily. I can get about three feet of height so far, and I can stride at a pretty quick speed. Final note: If you do plan on buying these, or any other type of jumping boots, make sure you do your research on what is required for safety gear and mods and what options are available to get the most out of your jumping stilts

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Easy to learn and not just a toy! I use them around the house instead of dragging out my ladder as well as to indulge the wild child inside. I did have a hard time at first because I had them on the wrong feet, they look (and feel) the same and aren't labeled. The difference was the side the clasps close on. DO NOT have them close in the inside of your legs, they will eventually latch together and get stuck. Once I figured that out and picked myself off the ground, there haven't been any problems. I've been having so much fun, my neighbors keep asking to "borrow" them, just as I happen to "need" them myself.

These took a little getting used to, but after that, these are just so much fun!

I just got my first pair of power stilts so I don't know how they compare to others. I must say the knee straps don't really seem like a good design. There is a bunch of Velcro straps and its hard to get them tight and even when u do it doesn't feel very tight.