From now on you will be able to choose your wanted hardness of the spring that you are ordering within each weight class.

That means - during the past months we got more and more requests from customers whether they can choose their wanted spring hardness within a weight class. E.g. soemone has a weight of 72 kgs but does not want to get a model which is at the upper end of the weight range cause that will be too hard.

We had been working in order to realize that possibility for all customers and from now on everybody who is ordering a Poweriser adult model is able to choose whether he wants to get a "soft" or a "hard" spring of e.g. a PR7090 model.

Detailed explanation which type is recommended for which type of user:

• Soft:
  Springs out of the "soft" category are made for customers at the medium / lower end of the weight range.

• Hart:
  Springs out of the "hard" category are made for customers at the upper end of the weight range - also advanced and professional users could switch to the "hard" category of the same weight range when replacing their old springs against new ones in order to have more powerful springs than before. We clearly do recommend beginners not to choose the "hard" category with their first pair of Poweriser jumping stilts if they are not in the recommended weight because they dont have any experience and its wrong thinking that the more hard the springs are the higher you can jump - especially beginners wont be able to use that extra power because of their lack of experience regarding jumping technique with jumping stilts.