Editorial Product Review:

Item Description:
The Foam Master Pogo Stick is Great fun for boys and girls of all ages. Lots of good healthy fun and exercise, indoors and outdoors

Editorial Review:
Put some spring in your step! This sturdy pogo stick, sized junior-through-granny, will safely support bouncers weighing 80 to 160 pounds. It seems easier to tame than most, and you can quickly find yourself using the entire 8 inches of spring travel for blasting off. The brightly colored exposed main spring is set in the middle of a black steel main frame. The multicolored rubber footpads, grips, and tip are replaceable. --Richard Farr



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Product Availability: Usually ships in 24 hours

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Customer Rating: - Pogo Stick
My 9 yr old son loves this Pogo Stick. His record is 1562! We all like to jump on it. Any younger then 8 or 9 may not be heavy enough to "pogo". Good, solid product.

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Customer Rating: - Master Pogo
This was bought for my son a 5 ft. tall 135 lb 10 year old. He loves it. It is strong enough for his weight and he is trying to wear it out. It has replacable pads and a very strong frame. I would definitely buy it aggain.

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Customer Rating: - Pogo Stick
This item (pogo stick) was sturdy, well made and should last a long time. It made a wonderful gift for my granddaughter.

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Customer Rating: - Rubber tip lasts only days
Purchased pogo stick for 11-year-old 80-pound boy. He enjoys the toy and is able to bounce quite high. The rubber tip wears out shockingly fast, after only days of use. The company includes an order form for replacement rubber tips, $1.50 each. Stupid design or ingenious revenue producer? Hmm.