s there a pogo stick on Amazon that does not have any mechanical safety issues?
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This "Maverick" pogo stick is intended for small children under 80 lbs and children should wear a helmet and knee pads.
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Sorry, not sure where the information is coming from on the mechanical issues.
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I have not experienced any technical failure such as the one described by you. My device is reliable and very solid. Regards
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I actually purchased this item for my son for his 1st birthday and had no issues at all. There are no small parts that I am aware of. The only thing that could be potentially harmful is the spring action when you go to open it up, make sure to be in an open area :)
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I bought the pogo stick for my nephew who is 9 and is very thin. Probably 70 lbs. He loved it and it worked fine>
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Yes - from the Android store. I found no problems with games or any other programs. It is used a lot and still working great, also! My gripe would include the lack of Bluetooth and the charging cable being a proprietary plug instead of a generic USB.
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i order a game from amazon and yeah when it arrive the case broke lol.i don't mind since all i care is the game itself in working condition.case don't mean anything to me as long as i can play the game.i have order big TV such as Sony Bravia LCD HDTV 52" and amazon sure pack pretty good and safe so i don't know.i think amazon try to be careful with huge item, but little item like camera and games, i think they just throw it.sometime they will come in perfect condition, sometime they will come and the case would broke.
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I have been using the machine for about 6mo. now and have not seen any sign of a problem with the paddle. The paddle is made of plastic but it seems to have enough flex so it will not break when it encounters resistance. Another feature of the machine is that the motor is built with a slip gear that slows down then stops the paddle when the ice cream gets to thick.
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No my bow broke and they would not fix it. Lucky for me it was less than 30 days old so Amazon gave me my money back.
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I had my 180 lb friend try this pogo stick and this is our conclusion...it was not the best option. It still bounced but the stick seemed kind of short but he is about 6ft. I would look for one that is rated for adults. Hope this helps
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I read in description that it's "safe"upto 80 lbs. I was wondering if a small adult less than 120 lbs can use this pogo stick? Thanks!
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The "Pogo-P22" and "Pogo-P21" are old products no longer manufactured, and I think they only had USB2 as a connection interface. The series 4 has usb3 and SATA.
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Seems like there is. I've purchased 2 different ones at different times in the past 6 months; one from Amazon and another from Babies R Us. Both exhibited stuck or stuttering sounds/lights in about a month's of use. We don't live in a humid/salty climate that could affect electronics. Our 11 month old is not that big and no other children played with the toy in question.
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Mine have just been used on San Juan Island, Washington. Our physician recommends walking sticks over canes. He says the walking sticks are more stable than canes - has something to do with the distribution of the center of gravity.
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yup piece of cake, but seriously i wouldn't recommend the bamboo fun to anyone they have newer more affordable models out there, and even off brand. i was seriously disappointed with mine.
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No and if you have a dog, don't buy it. However, I have bought five or six of these for various houses and its the best stick faconvorite the market, bar none. It has a beater bar and a good swivel.head. I highly recommend it. Good for about three years hard use.
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not that i have seen. It is very ,such comparable to Garmin stick but cheaper and works as good as Garmin.
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The original one broke when I caught it on something, I bought two at $6.00 each so I have a spare. I would have no expectation of a warranty unless it was broken out of the box so to speak. In that case it would be defective, in which case Amazon would most likely stand behind it.