Flybar POGO TRICK BOARD User Manual

POGO TRICK BOARD
OWNERS MANUAL
6+
160 Lbs Max.
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Flybar POGO TRICK BOARD Specifications

General

Brand	Flybar
Model	POGO TRICK BOARD
Category	Sports & Outdoors
Language	English

Summary

Safety Information

Pre-Use Inspection

Check ball and board condition before use. Ensure ball is filled to preferred air pressure.

Hazard Check

Verify surface is safe, solid, flat, clean, and dry. Avoid slippery or uneven ground.

Protective Gear

Wear a helmet, especially when performing tricks. Always wear athletic footwear.

Pogo Board Assembly

Ball Inflation Kit

Includes hand pump for bounce ball inflation. Adult inflation recommended.

Attach Air Needle

Securely attach the air needle to the hand pump before use.

Insert Ball

Place deflated ball into board opening with Flybar logo/air hole on top.

Insert Needle into Ball

Firmly insert needle straight into ball's air hole, pressing fully down.

Inflate Ball and Check Size

Pump ball, ensuring lip stays below deck edge. Use guide for max inflate size.

Helpful Usage Tips

Regular Ball Inflation Check

Keep pump handy; balls lose air. Check ball inflation before each use for preference.

Air Pressure and Control

Less air aids control; more air allows bigger jumps but reduces balance.

Pump Handle Storage

Air pump handle features a hidden compartment for an extra air needle.

Cleaning Instructions

Maintain cleanliness by wiping the ball and deck with a damp cloth.

Getting Started

Foot Placement

Place one foot on the board, inside edge pressing ball. One board edge rests on ground.

Weight Transfer Practice

Add other foot, transferring weight gradually. Practice see-saw motion on the ball.

First Hops

Once balanced, attempt small hops or bounces.

Basic Tricks

Spinning Bounce

Bounce while spinning around.

Distance Bouncing

Bounce to cover long distances forward.

Mid-air Knee Bend

Bend knees in mid-air while bouncing, landing smoothly.

Board Touch

Swing feet to touch the board while bouncing.