Flybar Chrome Master Pogo Stick

Emerging extreme sports pose a lot of linguistic dilemmas, the most important being: What do we call someone who's very proficient on the Flybar Chrome Master Pogo Stick? We vote for pogo-ista. It's got a European flair, and we also like the fact that we made it up just now. Pretty neat, right? Try saying it while you bounce around on this precision-crafted pogo stick that's designed with the experienced pogo-ista in mind. The open, stripped down design shows off the chromed metal body and steel spring. Contoured, non-slip foot grips and comfort-grip handles give you the control you need while you get your feel on this high-quality pogo stick. About Flybar While most companies have a twisting and turning family tree that makes it difficult to trace back to their source, the story of Flybar couldn’t be simpler. In 1918, George Hansburg invented and patented the pogo stick and showed it to his friend, Florenz Ziegfield, who incorporated the pogo stick into his famous Ziegfield follies. After a quick and enthusiastic reception, Hansburg formed Flybar, Inc., which went on to become, and still remains, the largest pogo stick manufacturer in the world. Flybar, Inc. continues to innovative and improve on that classic design, which is why they've sold over 25 million pogo sticks worldwide, each one based on the original design of the founder, George Hansburg. Dimensions: 41L x 11.5W x 2.1H in. . Chromed metal body with steel spring. Eye-catching, exposed-function style. Custom molded tip. Replaceable, non-slip footpads and handgrips. Weight capacity: 80 to 160 lbs.. For ages 8 and above.