yeah its a nice idea but the paperwork and organising would be a nightmare.

Also I'm not sure I could run more than a couple of miles in them!

Luke thats an awesome video. I so much prefer real life moments like this without some soundtrack blasted over it and (from someone rather experienced with crap like this) you do it really well without even trying. Talking to the camera or the sounds going on while you're taking one riser off - it's brilliant.
I think its the first video I've seen on here that has actually made me smile lol.

Keep them coming dude.

Officer Lukey and the pad police will be arresting you shortly lol.

Looks promising. I'll find out def tonight.

[It's very important to learn the basic stuff first before even attempting the extreme stuff.]

Well i'm pretty sure jumping the back of a pick-up truck is do-able on powerizers but if thats the only reason you bought them then you're going to be disappointed.

I guess this is about personal achievement and getting out there and doing stuff so just start with what you can and move up. Heck I got excited about jumping down some steps last weekend but its hardly the greatest thing in the world.

It's very important to learn the basic stuff first before even attempting the extreme stuff.
There are several people on here who I am just waiting for them to come on one day and say they attempting <insert crazy move here> and now have broken body parts and it's all because they are in a hurry to do crazy stuff before they have the right amount of experience.

I thought about 11ish ?

This is how I understand it...

PoweriZers
Projumps
Flyjumps

Are all the same thing made in the same factory in china but with different brand badges on them. They are also the cheapest, ranging from £150-£240.

'Original Powerisers' are said to be slightly better build quality and are made in a different factory (in korea I think)

Powerskips are totally different brand and design. They have a completely different foot area and the springs are tighter.

7 league boots are also different. They have tighter springs than the powerizers etc and have a thicker footpad among a few other little bits here and there.

Velocity Stilts are the grandaddy of them all and cost about £6million lol (exaggeration). These are usualy what you see in the videos of people jumping over cars etc.

I'm sure if I am wrong or missed any then someone will add/correct me

In words you'll understand luke, it means its a very good camera and not some piece of crap picked up in currys.

(I hope its not from currys smurf!)

ok assuming I go (which I'm trying to find out a definate answer on asap) I can give anyone a lift who sort of lives between bristol and birmingham or anywhere along the blueline on the map:


I might already have jono and arthur with me so I dont know how many we could fit in (or on the roof) but its an idea if anyones interested.

edit: oops I forgot about Dawesome too so the space is going fast!

I've added you guys to our links page

Zeb's an idiot, I hate him.


LOL I'm kidding.
I really hope I can come to this meet.

lol oh dear

is this more advertising?

If its relevant and informative then its allowed.
If its in-your-face then its not

You go first matt

I agree trip. One of the guys in bradford was developing a harness to hold you up when you flip but most of agreed that the learning process including the falls is really essential for everybody.

I'd say falling also keeps your head straight. By that I mean you could get real cocky and be doing stuff for months without falling and then wham you go down and it gives you one hell of a reality check and brings your confidence back down to your actual ability.

I cant stand reading comments from people who dont use pads or are too good for them. Biggest load of BS I ever heard. I'll send some flowers to those guys in the hospital and it will say I TOLD YOU SO on the card