How You Wear Them: Flying Jumper are worn on your feet. One Flying Jumper for each foot. Each foot rests on a foot pad. A lock and release strap system (similar to a Snow Board Binding) of two straps holds your shoe tightly against the foot pad. This system is very similar to a ski boot. A bar comes up the back of your leg, and goes around the front of your leg right below your knee. When using them, your leg rests snug against this (padded) bar, which is what gives the stability. A small strap is attached behind your leg at this bar, which does a bit to keep the bar against your leg. Always wear protective gear when using a pair of Flying Jumpers!!! Learning to Walk: Walking can be learned quite easily if you have something tall to walk beside that you can hang on to. Walk the length of your support until you are better acquainted with the balance. When you feel ready, let go of your support and keep walking. Don't leave your support, because you will undoubtedly loose your balance a couple times and need it! At this point it may be helpful to have a person walk along beside you that is willing to lend you a hand for balance if you suddenly feel unsteady. Some people can just stand up and walk without ever having tried the Flying Jumper before, others have to practice for a while. Usually walking somewhat comfortably without sup
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