Jumping stilts^® is the ultimate in fun great workout sports equipment. Developed by the aerospace industry (jumping spring and components developed by the aviation industry), the Poweriser^® is made to bring us that much closer to flight without breaking the bank.

For the average person, jumping stilts (also called running bocks) seem way out there, truth is, they're just new.. they just need to be given a real try out..  Jumping stilts aren't hard to use, it takes most people about 5 minutes to start walking. Our Power Risers aren't hard on the joints, in fact jumping stilts are used by many joggers with weak knees because the spring doubles as a shock absorber. Power risers jumping stilts aren't just expensive toys - they're the perfect fitness investement.

Jumping stilts (running bocks) excersise 98% of the body muscles aerobically, without stressing joints.  20 minutes on Power Risers (jogging, walking or jumping) three times a week has been proven to have a tremendous effect on weight loss and muscle tone - and its not like dog'n it on a treadmill, its fun! It's an activity that can be as relaxed or intense as you want it to be, and a great way to have fun with your friends!  Jumping stilts are suitable for all ages, but not reommended for people with medical conditions that might endanger them - like a weak heart, brittle bones or severe asthma.

The overall construction of our Power Risers Jumping Stilts consists of aluminium and fibreglass-reinforced plastic.  The high-tech materials used, allow jumping height of up to 7 feet and steps of up to 10 feet.  Even when simply jogging comfortably with the Power Risers^® the enormous step length allows speeds to be reached exceeding those of a 100 m sprinter.  Its up to you how fast or slow you go.

Jumping stilts as an extreme sports device fulfils the expectations of many users in many respects. Their futuristic and unique design also makes jumping stilts the ultimate eye-catchers out in public. Throw in the fun factor and everyone will want to own Power Risers Jumping Stilts!

Just as when skateboarding or inline skating, we highly recommend that "power jumpers" wear personal protective equipment such as a helmet, knee and elbow protectors, and wrist guard gloves, in order to prevent injury from falls.