ALWAYS adhere to the weight range guidelines given for your Pogo Stick!

NEVER use your Pogo with bare feet, always wear shoes.

Using your Pogo Stick in this manner will result in a longer lasting rubber tip.

Installation Instructions For Replacement Parts

Handle grips:

Master Pogo #2015 Only

• Remove old handle grips from the Pogo by carefully slicing through the foam at the seam with a razor blade or sharp knife.
• Pull off old handle grips and plastic end caps.
• Apply a small amount of glue to the handlebars before sliding on the new handle grips.
•  Reinstall the plastic end caps.
• Apply glue to the handle grip seam and allow 24 hours drying time before use.

Maverick Pogo #2020 Only

• Remove the old handle grips by cutting off with a knife.
• Remove plastic end caps.
• Apply a small amount of glue to the handlebars before sliding on the new handle grips.
•  Reinstall the plastic end caps.
• Allow glue to dry for 24 hours before use.

Footpads, all models:

• Pry off footpads with a small screwdriver
• Soak new foot pads in hot water for 60 seconds; this will make installation much easier.
• Remove footpads from water and immediately snap over steel footrest. If necessary, use a screwdriver to pry the tabs on the underside of the footpads over the footrest
• Make sure all 4 tabs are snapped completely over the footrest before use.

Rubber tips, all models:

• Remove old rubber tip by twisting off. It may be necessary to pry it out with a small screwdriver.
• Make sure the chrome piston tube is not plugged with dirt or damaged. Small burrs can be removed with a file.
• Soak the new tip in hot water for 60 seconds; this will make installation much easier.
• Install new rubber tip by twisting and pushing in. Do not use lubricants as they can cause the tip to fall out during use.

Spring replacement (Master Pogo #2015 Only)

• All necessary parts are included with the purchase of a replacement spring.
• Two people are required.
• Have a helper hold the Pogo on a workbench or floor.
• Straighten out both bent legs of the cotter pin located below the spring. Use a hammer and punch or a set of pliers.
• Press two screwdrivers between the lower spring “cup” and the top of the footrest. One screwdriver goes on either side of the 7/8” diameter chrome piston tube. The screwdrivers will take the pressure off the cotter pin, which must be removed.
• Remove the cotter pin with a pair of pliers.
• Carefully remove the chrome plated piston tube while your helper holds the spring, preventing it from coming out of the frame assembly.
• Carefully remove the spring and replace with the new one using two new steel “cups”. NOTE: The cup with the large center hole is used on top of the spring. The plastic bushing must be pressed inside this cup. The steel cup with the small center hole is used under the spring.
• Use the screwdrivers to separate the lower cup from the footrest.
• Insert the new cotter pin through the hole in the chrome plated piston tube.
• Bend the cotter pin legs in opposite directions around the piston tube with a hammer. Make sure the cotter pin is fully inserted and is bent tightly around the radius of the piston tube.

Master Pogo #2015 Only

• Proper lubrication can be maintained with silicone spray, do not use oil or grease. During heavy use your pogo should be cleaned and lubricated every few days.

• Lubricate the chrome plated center shaft where it passes through the bracket above the spring. Turn the pogo stick upside down and lubricate the center shaft where it enters the footrest.

• Your pogo stick has been lubricated at the factory but will require additional lubrication on a regular basis. Proper lubrication can be maintained with automotive oil. During heavy use your pogo stick should be cleaned and lubricated every few days.

• Pry out the blue plastic plug on top of the pogo. Remove screw and washer underneath. Squirt a little oil inside, do not over lubricate. Replace washer, screw and plug. Turn the pogo stick upside down and lubricate the sides of the chrome tube.