READ THIS FIRST!! WHICH MODEL TO BUY

[bcicio]

Naturally they would recommend that.  A manufacturer would prefer to sell you their entire product at a higher price -- not just sell you a couple of springs.  But at least they are being honest in telling you that they will fit other brands.

Bill C.

[The Green Bocker!]

what about the power skip???

[XarnuSonci]

powerskip has their own table similar to the one above, it can be found here: http://www.powerskip.de/selectiontab.html

[bigmac]

xarnusonci, very helpful chart would you recommend going for a pretty stable frame like a poweriser and then upgradeing springs at a later stage? i didnt realise how expensive the powerskips were. Mac.x

[The Green Bocker!]

ive just noticed that the pros are the same price as standards... why then would people go for standards..unless they really dont like the idea of the moving foot plate.

[XarnuSonci]

i'd say for your first pair get something affordable, 7's at the most, then if you truely love the sport upgrade as you have the money for, springs first, frame later, as always get what you can afford, i've had riZers for a while now, will prolly upgrade this summer, not sure how far i want to upgrade yet. 

i dunno where your seeing the pros at the same price as the standard i've only seen them $100 more

[The Green Bocker!]

http://www.powerskip.de/pricelist.html

right there 858 euros!

[XarnuSonci]

ah powerskip, i though you meant poweriZer pro's, people will still get the origonal cause if they are like swebounce they learned on the origonal and if theirs break they will still want the origonals, and I personally don't like the idea of the moving foot plate, so i'd still get the origonals.

[The Green Bocker!]

i think im gunna get what i can afford and that will be the 7s ill probs get them sometime this year..then when ive got a real job ill get some skips.

[jake]

just by the way i have spoken to poweriZer and they are not joining with fly jumper! it seems that they are totally independant

[martin]

just by the way i have spoken to poweriZer and they are not joining with fly jumper! it seems that they are totally independant

f

Interesting, I heard that FJ and Powerizer are one factory, and this is also stated on their homepage, see http://www.flyjumper.com/htm/enindex.html

quote: "95% of the jump units in the world is made by us, under various brand names (Fly Jumper,Powerizer, Pro-Jumper, Fly Locust, etc.). "

[Trip Master]

I think Jake means that the Powerizer trademark in the UK that I believe is distributed and owned by Elron Enterpirses is a totally separate UK trading company from anyone else. The slilts are definately the same product and made in the same factory as the Fly Jumper.

If i'm wrong then someone can correct me.

[krispy]

witch model should i buy ?
i weight 75 kg
(p.m. me please)

[bobmanm80]

ok krispy get the t-rex 7 league boots...by clicking on the link in yellow on the left

[Dane]

Hi, as a part of US Poweriser Distribution co. Export Hub i'm glad to tell you this directly (and with some bias ):

The genuine (Korean manufactured) PoweriSer is available in the US now under the following specs:

PR5070 110-154 lbs,
PR7090 154-198 lbs
PR90120 198-265 lbs

Visit www.xphub.com for details.

The 2007 Model (http://www.xphub.com/headlines.html) should be making its US debut soon, no official dates yet though, sorry. 

~Thanks