Flybar Foam Master Pogo Stick - Red/Black

Flybar Foam Master Pogo Stick - Red/Black

Q: My gir is 73lbs. the one she used is rated 80-160lbs. i hate to buy the maverick, which has a weight max of 80lbs. anyone have experience w/ this?

I'm an elementary physical education teacher and I have both models. As funny as it seems I've had some Maverick's (depending on the years I bought them) with more bounce compared to others (i.e. my red/blue has more tension than my white/blue). The same goes with this model (my yellow/black has more tension than my red/blue). I weigh 190 lbs and I can use my yellow/black (this model) for demonstration purposes, but I bottom out with the red/blue. I would not go with the Maverick, because even if your daughter can use it now she'll soon outgrow it. I would go with this model even if it is still a bit stiff, it can be broken in a bit. It also depends on her jumping experience. If she already has experience jumping successfully on a pogo stick, I've had kids as young as second grade jump on this model (who weigh about 50 lbs.) and they can jump high enough to use their body force/weight to keep it going AND THEY LOVE IT. Most of my 4-5th grade girls are around the same weight as your girl (73 lbs.) and they love this model.

Q: Is anyone else finding this pogo stick too stiff for kids to jump with? My husband can get it to bounce and we wonder if it just needs breaking in?

We bought this pogo stick when our oldest was about 12 and youngest about 9. The youngest is a small child and doesn't weigh much so he had a harder time with it at first, the older one could use it just fine. My younger one is almost 12 now and can jump on it really well now. I think the weight of the person has a lot to do with it, seems like about 60ish pounds is the magic number to make it "easy," though it is possible to use with less effectiveness at a lower weight. Breaking in the springs doesn't hurt either though. I'd say just give it some time.

Q: How high does it bounce

In the video it says it bounces 2-3 feet

Q: how high can the pogo stick bounce

Not very high. Maybe a foot. My daughter seems to have a lot of fun with it though.

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⚖️Weight Limit

🛡️Foam Grip

🧗‍♂️Wider Stance

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Description

🚀 Jump into Adventure with Flybar!

FOAM COMFORT - Enjoy a cushioned grip that keeps your hands comfortable during every jump.
STURDY DESIGN - Engineered for safety with a non-slip footrest for all your tricks.
BOUNCE INTO FUN - Experience the thrill of bouncing with a wider stance for stability.
NO ASSEMBLY REQUIRED - Get bouncing right out of the box—no tools needed!
AGE APPROPRIATE ADVENTURE - Perfect for kids aged 9 and up, ensuring safe fun for the whole family.

The Flybar Foam Master Pogo Stick is a high-quality pogo stick designed for children aged 9 and over, with a maximum weight capacity of 160 pounds. It features a comfortable foam grip, a wider stance for stability, and a non-slip footrest for safe tricks. No assembly is required, making it easy to start bouncing right away.

Specifications

Product Dimensions	104.14 x 29.21 x 5.33 cm; 4.54 Grams
Manufacturer recommended age	3 years and up
Item model number	4015
Manufacturer's Suggested Maximum Weight	72.58 Kilograms
Assembly Required	No
Batteries Required?	No
Batteries Included?	No
Material Type(s)	Foam
Remote Control Included?	No
Color	Red/Black
ASIN	B00J7U8XQW