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1. Hand-held Stilts Hand-held stilts are common childhood toys that typically come in two varieties: string and pole. Unlike other forms of stilts, hand-held stilts are not tied or strapped to the wearer. They are designed for ease of use. Hand-held pole stilts consist of two long poles, each with a foot support. The person holds on to the upper end of the pole and rests their feet on the foot plates.

2. Peg Stilts Peg Stilts are the most common stilts used by professional performers. These stilts strap on at the foot, ankle, and knee and give the walker great balance and flexibility. . These silts are extremely lightweight and allow one to maneuver with great ease.

3. Drywall Stilts Drywall stilts allow the possibility of standing still or walking. Their base is wider and are heavier than the other Silts thus giving more balance and safety to the user. They are mostly used by painters, actors, and magicians.

4. Jumping Stilts Jumping Stilts are known by many names including: Flying Jumpers, Powerisers, Powerskips, Velocity Stilts, Flyjumpers, 7 League Boots, SkyRunner, Pro-Jumps, and Powerbocks.These Silts allows the user to run, jump and perform various acrobatics. Thes type of Silts are mainly used for recreational and extreme sports thus providing ultimate adventure and fun.

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Nada Buddy.

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I like power jumping stilts because they are fun. I like to jump really high. When I was a kid, I lived in Mexico and there wasn’t many things to do. My friends and I made jumping stilts from wood and spring that we found at the dump. It took a while to make, but we had lets of fun making and play with them. We had to find some way to kill the boredom. Now, I lived in the United State and one of my hobbies is to make jumping stilts, but now I have more material to make them. They look a lot better now then they did back then. I painted all of my jumping stilts. They look nice.

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Sometimes I start a garage sell and sell my work. Sometimes I think about opening my own stilt shop. That way people can experience the joys of power jumping stilts, and see the faces of little kids when they open their present and see power jumping stilts. I love making people and myself happy. Some kids don’t know the joys of power jumping stilts. I wish everyone could understand my passion, but they don’t and that’s okay. All I know is that I love jumping stilts and I will continue to make them. so, that’s why I think power jumping stilts are cool.

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Nada Buddy.