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1  Everything Else / Anything Else Powerisers / Re: Perfect springs, your thoughts about.. on: September 05, 2008, 10:14:25 PM
for the sake of curiosity, who is the spring slayer? PS-Weber?

I start to ask myself why some people break everything. I mean we know people who break every spring or frame. But some of these people are average jumpers or beginners. I have not heard of many professionals who have bended frames regularely but some beginners have. Could it be that wrong treatment (by beginners and average users) is more dangerous to frames and springs than heavy usage by a pro?

just wondering
Martin
2  Everything Else / Anything Else Powerisers / Re: New stilts in sight.. on: September 01, 2008, 02:18:42 PM
they will be availabe with bars AND cuffs

since they are still in prototype stage, judging about usage and specs might be a bit too early
3  Everything Else / Anything Else Powerisers / Re: New stilts in sight.. on: September 01, 2008, 12:32:23 PM
Very interessting development indeed. Looks very roubust.

For the ones not capable reading German some statements from their forum about this prototype:
frame made in Germany (CNC milled)
adjustable footplate (length)
curently Up-Wing springs are used but adaptors are planned that springs from every/any manufacturer will fit
good bearings made in Germany, therefore fit perfect and very quiet
weight will be around 400-600gram more than current stilts but good centre of grafity therefore not much noticeable
estimated price significantly below 1.000,- Euro

4  Everything Else / General Talk / Re: New 7 leagues prototype on: September 01, 2008, 11:04:21 AM
true, then i guess ur stuck with ur pr 90120's

I tried the Poweriser 90/120 lately and I personally think the S-Rex jumping is more difficult to bottom out and gives me more air. But that is only my opinion after some comparison. And I am lighter than XS.

The prombelm with heavy people is that there are no springs beyond their weight. I am 74kg and I use 70/90 regularely, but when I fancy more power I just take 90/120 (either Poweriser or 7s R or J) and this a heavier person can not do, so they will always be sstuck with springs within their weight range. This is not very satisfying but there is no solution for that.

5  Purchasing Powerisers / Where to Buy / Re: Welches Modell? on: August 27, 2008, 01:40:23 PM
Eine stärkere feder ist einfach härter und damit anstrengender zu beugen, sie muss ja mehr Kraft (kg) widerstehen und dann auch wiederhochschleudern.

Bei einer guten Feder ändert sich mit der Zeit gar nichts. Schlechte werden kuntinuierlich ein wenig weicher und verlieren Sprungkraft. Das was sich ändert ist das eigene Können und die Rückenmuskulatur. Es ist ja wie bei fast jedem Sport, nicht Kraft sondern Technik führt zum Erfolg.
6  Purchasing Powerisers / Where to Buy / Re: Welches Modell? on: August 26, 2008, 07:48:20 PM
also ich selber habe 7ms und stehe der Marke sehr nahe, trotzdem will ich dich nicht von 7ms überzeugen sondern du sollst dich selber entscheiden.

Wenn du Freak sein willst, dann musst du bei 7ms und bei Poweriser die 70/90 nehmen, aber Vorsicht, der Anfang (das Lernen) ist etwas anstrengender und schwieriger, nicht gleich aufgeben. Dafür kannst du es dann hinterher auch gut.

Die 7ms Bindungen sind schlecht, aber ich springe auch oft mit denen, weil ich zu faul bin mir meine (vorhandene) Snowboardbindung auf die neuen Stelzen zu schrauben. Es geht schon, aber bequem ist es nicht.
7  Purchasing Powerisers / Where to Buy / Re: Welches Modell? on: August 24, 2008, 07:01:10 PM
Also ich würde nicht auf "Veränderungen" deines Körpers setzen. Du weißt heute noch nicht, wohin die Reise geht (bzgl. Gewicht und Muskelmasse) und wieviel du springst. Nocheinmal: Gewicht und Muskelmasse sind nicht so wichtig, es geht eher um sportliche Ambitionen. Ich kenne Leute mit 60kg, die springen mit 90/120er Federn, das sind halt dann die Freaks und Saltokünstler.

Bei den Powerisern will ich dir keine Empfehlung geben, ich kenne die 50/70 nicht.

Auch bei den 7ms kannst du für den Anfang 50/70 nehmen. Wenn du wirklich viel springst (wie du vorhast) sind die ersten Federn sowieso nach ca. 4 Monaten hinüber, dann kannst du dir ja immer noch überlegen ob du auf stärkere umsteigst. Springst du dann doch nicht so viel, wie gedacht, dann nimm eher 50/70 denn dann wird dir auch nicht so schnell langweilig.

Poweriser(ähnliche) Bindungen kann man sich gegebenenfalls als Ersatzteil bei einigen Herstellern kaufen (das sind normale Snowboard Bindungen). Für Poweriser sprechen die calf-cuffs, wenn man sie mag.

8  Powerising / Problems / Re: botteming out, but not getting a lot of height. on: August 24, 2008, 04:40:18 PM
again:
this is technique 
practice, practice, practice, read tips here (esp. older topics), watch vids etc.

and again:
bottoming-out has nothing to do with height, it is easy to bottom out without making much height - as I said it is technique
9  Everything Else / Anything Else Powerisers / Re: Everything about every model, ever. on: August 24, 2008, 03:46:40 PM
I agree with Sprong, "simply" collecting various personal opinions (quotes) here in the forum without HEAVY personal testing is somewhat weak  Wink. This might create missleading statments of something someone has read from someone who has heard of someone who has heard ...

My experience: I have read so many comments about springs/ frames/ issues here, where I was immediatly able to see that this person either had never tested them or had been a beginner withyout any experience. It is like asking a 14 year old about the driving-character of a Ferrari.  Wink
10  Powerising / Problems / Re: botteming out, but not getting a lot of height. on: August 24, 2008, 03:33:42 PM
you can bottom out (nearly) every spring, that is normal and has to be that way. after approx. 32cm of spring travel you reach the bottom. how do you want to avoid that?

I have 73kg and I bottom out my S-Rex R type (90/110), the Poweriser 90/120 and the Powerskip E640
11  Powerising / Problems / Re: botteming out, but not getting a lot of height. on: August 24, 2008, 01:54:36 PM
Usually it is a question of technique, search the forum for hints. Two weeks of practicing is no time, be patient. Very important, DO NOT bend your knees at any time, keep your legs straight, try this, it helped me.

A comparisson: I get on an olympic trampoline araound 2 meters height, the pros get up 9meters I have been told.
12  Everything Else / Anything Else Powerisers / Re: Everything about every model, ever. on: August 24, 2008, 01:45:46 PM
nice review, well done

some different opinions I have:

Poweriser:
hooves have a bad durability, I wore out so many I can not count them.

7league boots:
they are produced in Asia (like any other brand), they are designed (CAD) in Austira. I personnaly think you get more height on a S-Rex than on a Powerskip, Poweriser.

Flyjumper:
The fibreglass springs are good and soft. The black ones (some said they are carbonfibre but they seem to be not or not any more or never been or ..., we really do not due to so many batches and experiences) are significantly stiffer than the bright fibreglass ones and have a very dynamic (quickly) charakter and good energy explitation. do not go too much over your weight range.

Powerskip:
Thay have deffo the best (an awesome) frame but I personnaly think the springs are not any more the best (and have twice the price).
13  Purchasing Powerisers / Where to Buy / Re: Welches Modell? on: August 23, 2008, 03:54:46 PM
Die passende Feder kommt mehr auf die Marke, die Sportlichkeit und das Können an und nicht so sehr auf die Gewichtskategorie.

Die Flyjumper kenne ich nicht so genau, meines Wissens sind die aber weich genug und eine M60 ist kein Problem, eher könnte sogar eine M70 oder M80 passen bei 60kg. Bei den 7ms sind die 50/70 Federn sicher kein Problem, da kann/soll man auch 70/90 nehmen, wenn man von Haus aus sportlich & kräftig ist. Sonst wird einem schnell langweilig. Ich habe 73kg und springe mit 7ms 90/120 oder die 70/90. Bei Poweriser kenne ich nur die 70/90 und die 90/120 Federn und die sind eher härter, da sollte es eine 50/70 ein.

Flyjumper würde ich nur nehmen, wenn es das günstigste sein muss.
14  Purchasing Powerisers / Where to Buy / Re: Welches Modell? on: August 19, 2008, 05:42:18 PM
Zusatz: Ich habe mich geirrt, Fly Jumper Hänlder gibt es schon mehrere. In der BRD zum Beispiel http://www.extrem-jumper.de/xtremejumper/ und auf amazon.de gibt es auch die gleichen.
15  Powerising / Videos / Re: Poweriser & Rise-Up in France New Vid ! on: August 19, 2008, 05:35:39 PM
fantastic video, excellent skills

hope to see more from you
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