Safety equipment will prevent painful moments so take the following advise seriously. Other than that, Safety gear actually looks cool…

All professional cycle riders wear helmets. Sure they rarely fall, but they mostly wear a helmet for the sudden. After two weeks of jumping with your powerrisers, you may come to understand that you no longer are falling, however good judgment should always rule. Regardless of how much you get better or the confidence you acquire using your powerrisers, it is sensible to wear the helmet at all times.

Powerrisers are extreme! You can jump unusually high off the ground so get, and wear, a suitable safety helmet that’s cushty and fits in the correct way.

Wearing wrist guards and elbow protection is also strongly recommended, particularly during your getting used to phase. If you need to see how it feels to fall on powerrisers, stand on a 2 foot tall deck or stool, and fall. Lots of you who are skateboarders and who take part in other action sport activities have learned the fundamentals of falling. But, by just standing on jumping stilts, you may realize it’s a long way to the ground. Look after your wrists and elbows. You’ll fall, a least a few times, particularly in the during the initial few weeks of use. Wearing knee pads or shin guards are also an excellent idea. Knee pads will protect your knees if or when you fall on hard surface.

Also, if you are buying the standard adult unit with the froth knee bar, knee pads will make the jumping stilts fit a bit tighter. Again speaking in terms of safety first, don’t risk a hard fall that injures your knees when you’re running and jumping around during the initial few months.

Another good safety precaution you would like to consider when trying to use your powerrisers for the 1st time, is getting some assistance from a friend or family member. Make efforts to have somebody around you when you first try and stand on your stilts and make the first steps. Also, if you loose your balance, an assistant can catch and prevent you from falling. Just make sure that the individual that is helping you, has enough strength to support your weight.

You can make your first steps leaning on the wall and when you feel comfy enough standing on your powerrisers, you can start walking along the wall while
No one is invincible so obey the fundamental rules of safety when your powerrisers arrive. Please read the guide manual and watch instructional videos.

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