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I am trying to give it a negative rating but it won't go that low. Product showed up with bent brackets that won't bolt together. Also rubber pieces that are a part of the spring were torn.

Let me start off by saying, I've been using jumping stilts for 9 years, owned a few pairs from Powerriser to Airtrekkers and now skyrunners. I'm an actor at an amusement park and during peak season will put 8-12 hours straight on them in one night. (Yeah, it's not easy)First thing was the stilts come partially disassembled, no big deal except the parts don't quite go together and some took some bending to allow parts to fit. Got everything together and got on them.Stilts are VERY light in comparison to others I've owned. They aid a lot in agility and allow for easy and quick movement and easy change in direction.Jumping stilts by design are extremely uncomfortable but this is another field these stilts do well in, they are relatively comfy to wear, after a good amount of adjusting.Now for the flaws.The aluminum used in the construction of these stilts is easy to bend, one of my calf supports is a bit crooked but not a big deal (yet?).As a lot of other reviews say, came pretty banged up, nothing broken but for brand new out of the box stilts, scratched and chipping paint is a bit disappointing.Biggest issue is the rubber feet. The wear item on stilts is the rubber feet and require constant replacement or stilts get damaged and you're at a huge risk for slipping (have the knee surgery scars to prove that)The feet on my stilts lasted a total of 8 hours before being worn through to the metal. Other brands I've used can get 24-60 hours out of a set of feet pretty easily (heavy use hours). This could be acceptable if you could get the replacement feet but they are extremely hard to get. I've contacted the seller and they're willing to work with me but it's still a much more complex process than I'd like, especially for the amount I'd need to buy.I did fix this problem for myself though. I had a lot of extra feet left from my Airtrekker stilts and adapted the new stilts to allow the other feet to be attached, just drilled new holes.Overall, good quality stilts. Brand is sketchy but they deliver.For the normal person? GreatFor someone that is going to use them daily and really get every $ out of them. Maybe, just expect to work on them.I only bought these because my usual pair broke and the other company was unable to supply a new set due to the virus.

Minor scratches on stilts out of the box. Assembly instructions in box were for a different/ previous model, was informed no current instructions exist. Some parts seemed to be missing or did not fit together as intended. However, so far the actual operation of product is fine.

Once you figure out balance, super fun

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