well 2 steps forward and one step back as they say, they still haven't gotten the bearings right.

better the wrist guard than your wrist

fly jumper calf cuffs don't exist as far as i know, details please

Well i guess someone listens to us, I got a new pair of Poweriser Advanced 2 weeks ago, and i'm still finding the little changes on them.  They're on the 3rd generation i guess but this generation finally includes solid stabilizer rods through the foot plate.  I'll do a full post with comparisons later, but anyone who keeps snapping  them may want to see if you can get them from a poweriser dealer, idk if they're available anywhere yet.

that site doesn't even sell the right brand to have cuffs

also, you don't have to worry about any of it unless you plan on selling them.

as i said, the patent covers an idea not an implementation.  It uses the same principle of a leaf spring stilt to make you jump and run.  Just cause you made it differently doesn't mean its not the same idea.

sometimes yes sometimes no, depends what they change between generations

dk a patent is on an idea not an implementation.  The Boecks have a patent on stilts with leaf spring propulsion basically, so just by making the frame yourself and having 2 leaf springs, that'll fall under their patent.  Something like pin's straps or tire socks, has nothing to do with leaf spring stilts, just makes them better, they're patent wouldn't cover that (even though they seem to think it would)

just because some straps are designed for bocks doesn't mean their patent covers them.  They're just being asses and apparently don't like innovation in the sport unless they're getting paid.

strider/rizer/PJ all the exact same stilts

the boecks will keep doing this until someone takes a stand legally, which most of us or random ebayers aren't going to have the time or finances to do so.  Its easier just to sell stuff here which they don't seem to care about for some reason.

if a light bounce bottoms them out one footed then they're dead

i don't know if it should be included in the price but i know you should get it either way as its much safer

being tall is not a problem, but there are no bocks, other than maybe DK's monstrosities that could support a 270lb person.  The biggest springs available have a 120kg(260lbs) top limit but realistically anything much over 90kg(200lbs) will bottom them out all the time.