Which wheigt should i take???

[luke12]

Hi! i am going to buy powerisers.  my weight is 63 kilos. But I've read that 70-90 is about 60-80.

There is only one difference, i am thirteen years. is there any difference then? my length is 168 centimetres. I really need help with this! should i take 50-70 or 70-90

[XarnuSonci]

7090 no question

[Kazbhan]

yep. 70-90

You're in the upper half of the 50-70 range anyway, so 70-90 will last you longer and give you more bounce.

[Bacchanal Promotions]

Definitely 7090 at first, but you could go as high as 90120 once you get good enough.  I weigh almost exactly 63kg and have no problem with my 90120s, and I also started with 7090s.

Good luck!!

[XarnuSonci]

don't start with 90120's you need a spring that is close to your weight or you'll never beable to flex the springs to learn the right way to do it, once you know how to bock then you're able to move up.

[luke12]

I will take the 7090's is Skatehut a good buying place?

[luke12]

And i forgot one thing..... I had a jumping mat since i were seven, so im pretty good at frontflips....

[Cantallian]

I will take the 7090's is Skatehut a good buying place?

As I already told you in another of your topics, there is an official Poweriser distributor in Sweden so SkateHut are not allowed to sell to you. If they do they are in breach of the patent and their contract and can lose their distributorship. The low prices in the UK have been fixed to allow them to compete in an already overcrowded market but they are applicable to UK residents only except when there is no other Poweriser distributor in the potential buyer's country. UK distributors may NOT attack the European market.

[XarnuSonci]

How new is the sweedish dealer? There have been a few peopleover the last 6 month who have bought from skatehut in sweeden. They definately would not be in breach of any patent obligations by selling to sweeden as there is no patent there. They may have a seperate agreement with poweriser but history says they don't.

[luke12]

How new is the sweedish dealer? There have been a few peopleover the last 6 month who have bought from skatehut in sweeden. They definately would not be in breach of any patent obligations by selling to sweeden as there is no patent there. They may have a seperate agreement with poweriser but history says they don't.

Yeah, i thougt that to...

[Cantallian]

They are listed on the Poweriser.kr site as being Sweden's official distributor/importer. I was not aware that the patent did not apply to Sweden but if that is indeed the case then Swedes can buy from whoever they want to.