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Powerisers are jumping stilts produced by the Poweriser company of Korea originally patented by Alexander Bock in 2004.

Each boot consists of a foot pad with snowboard type bindings, a pivoting foot and a fibreglass leaf spring.

Resources in This Category

• DC Power Stilts

  http://www.dcpowerstilts.com/
  Small business that provides instruction, sales, service, and community for users of Poweriser, Powerskip, and similar jumping or spring stilts products.

• Powerbockers' community server

  http://www.powerbock.eu/
  Powerbock.eu brings information about powerbocking world and upcoming events. Jumpers and teams can be registered there and show their photos/videos and/or contribute with articles.

• PoweriSer

  http://www.poweriser.co.kr/
  Korean manufacturer of PoweriSer branded stilts, links to all PoweriSer dealers in the world.

• Poweriser Pages

  http://www.poweriserpages.com/
  A community site consisting of a forum, gallery, and video section with articles, and links to vendors.

• Poweriser Tribe

  http://poweriser.tribe.net/
  A community site for people to discuss powerisers and anything that has to do with it.

• PowerSkip

  http://www.powerskip.de/
  A new extreme fitness device giving the same effect as a trampoline with the convenience of inline skating. Has gallery of parts, functions, and adjustment.

• Pro Jump 101

  http://www.projump101.co.uk/
  Ian Jamieson's site offering PowerBocking tricking tutorials.

• Swebounce

  http://www.swebounce.com/
  A site showcasing the talents of PowerBocking artists from Sweden, includes pictures and video from previous work.

• Welsh Bockers

  http://www.welshbockers.co.uk/
  This site exists for projumpers throughout South Wales as a central place to discuss and arrange meet-ups and to share experiences and ideas.

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