Flybar maverick - SAFETY; Protective Gear and Reminders; Hazard Identification and Safe Surfaces; IMPORTANT USAGE NOTES

PLEASE READ ALL INSTRUCTIONS CAREFULLY BEFORE USING YOUR MAVERICK POGO
STICK. KEEP THESE INSTRUCTIONS IN A SAFE PLACE FOR FUTURE REFERENCE.
ALWAYS ADHERE TO THE BELOW AGE AND WEIGHT RESTRICTIONS:
MAVERICK Pogo Sck - FOR AGES 5 +, 40-80 LBS.
Use your head—have fun but play safe. Using your pogo safely
is mostly common sense.
1. Wear a helmet. Don’t even think about using the Maverick
without one. If worn properly, helmets prevent hundreds of
serious head injuries every year.
2. Check for hazards before you start. Never jump without
rst making sure that the surface is safe—solid, at, clean, well
lit, and dry. The best bet: concrete. Sck to outdoor areas that
are free of hazards and give you plenty of room to maneuver.
3. Hazards to watch out for:
• Trac: Steer clear of streets, parking lots, and other areas
vehicles use.
• Humans: Using your Maverick too close to other people is
dangerous and rude.
• Slippery/Uneven Ground: Don’t try to jump on a surface
which is wet, oily, or even lightly covered with sand, gravel,
leaves, or lier—you’ll greatly reduce the tracon of your p.
• Steep Inclines: Remember, you want to maintain a posion
perpendicular to the ground. If the surface slopes sharply,
that’s just not possible, and it’s far more likely you’ll skid side-
ways and fall.
• So or Weak Surfaces: Don’t jump on plank ooring, lawns,
or any other inconsistent surface.
REMEMBER - USE YOUR HEAD, ALWAYS
WEAR A HELMET
SAFETY
USER Guidelines
• Check your Pogo before rst use and on a regular basis.
• NEVER use your Pogo with bare feet. Always wear athlec shoes.
• Hold the Pogo vercally, and develop balance by pulling the Pogo up with you.
• Do not use your Pogo without the rubber p properly in place.
• Store your pogo in a dry and sheltered place.
IMPORTANT: PLEASE NOTE
1. The Maverick pogo is ready to use– no assembly is required.
2. The Maverick Inner spring is not adjustable.
3. The inner spring is deliberately "ght" in all new Maverick Pogo Scks.
4. It takes several successive bounces to gain the momentum necessary to com-
press the spring.
• Stay within your abilies. With experience and skill, you’ll be able to react to
prey much any situaon reexively. But skill develops slowly, so take your me.
As you put in the hours, you’ll become insncvely aware of how much tracon
you have, how high you’re going to bounce, how to correct for balance, and
where you’re going to land. Be prepared to bail out at any me. If and when you
nd you do have to bail, even from low elevaons, be sure to land with your
knees slightly bent to help absorb some of the impact.
Maintenance
Your Pogo Sck has been lubricated at the
factory but will require addional lubrica-
on on a regular basis. Proper lubricaon
can be maintained with automove oil.
During heavy use your pogo should be
cleaned and lubricated every few days.
To lubricate your Propel Pogo proceed as follows:
1. Push down top foam to expose screw as shown, remove screw.
2. Twist out rubber plug to remove.
3. Squirt a lile oil through the notch on the side of the steel washer; it is not nec-
essary to remove the washer.
4. Twist rubber plug back in, lining up plug screw hole with hole in tube.
5. Replace screw; push foam back over screw head.