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Re: [Poweriser_Jumping_Stilts] Poweriser Comfort and stability

The best way to fix the problem at the top section of the frame, where your leg is too open is to buy some "thick" Skateboard knee pads. The ones I use are designed by RECTOR, they cost about $50.00 but make a huge difference. Powerisers were almost impossible for me to use before I got these knee pads. The knee pads rest between the round top section and my leg, with the strap tight in the back.

Thu May 15, 2003 4:26 pm

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Hello fellow Poweriser users. I bought mine a few months ago. I find them to be an excellent workout in terms of cardio. I've only had a couple of major...
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The best way to fix the problem at the top section of the frame, where your leg is too open is to buy some "thick" Skateboard knee pads. The ones I use are...
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