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Banshee Bungee Urban Assault Bungee - 10 Foot Package - 2010
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Banshee Bungee Urban Assault Bungee - 10 Foot Package - 2010
For shorter drop-ins and quick escapes, the Banshee Urban Assault Bungee helps you get on that rail in a fraction of the time it takes to build a ramp. At just six pounds and ten feet unstretched, it'll tuck into a pack or big jacket pocket easily. When stretched, it'll launch you at up to 20mph into whatever feature you find, then tear down before Johnny Law can show up.
- Includes 10ft bungee, handle, and 30ft tie-off cord
- Bungee stretches to over 70 feet for maximum pull
- 3-ply braided design prevents snap-back
- USE AT YOUR OWN RISK. KNOW YOUR LIMITS. WE ARE NOT LIABLE FOR ANY INJURY YOU INFLICT ON YOUR SORRY ASS.
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By:
bailey miller
September 26, 2011
if you can't find a sturdy tie down, do not use a truck hitch, because unless you hold on until there is all slack, you will send the handle straight through the back window just like i did...
about how fast do u go in mph at maximum pull?
about how fast do u go in mph at maximum pull?
By: Robb Trelfa
January 2, 2012
"When stretched, it'll launch you at up to 20mph into whatever feature you find..."
By: Alec Williams
October 10, 2012
banshee bungee horrible
By:
carl
December 25, 2012
i had a tought time pulling it back because of the less traction we had on our feet, so we couldnt even get speed and when we got ithe bungee back it wouldnt even make it up the jump cause it barley gave us speed , I am very dissapointed with this product for the kinda a money i spend on this rope
do i really need a 20 footer or is the 10 foot one good enough
do i really need a 20 footer or is the 10 foot one good enough for most urban riding?
By: long john silver
October 21, 2011
10 ft will give you the speed to hit most things, you can always buy an extra rope to make it longer if you need it
By: elementboa789461
December 2, 2011
Great for fun off the slopes!
By:
Richard Benda
December 6, 2011
I bought this for hitting some urban terrain and just having fun when I can't get to the mountain and I tell you, I do not regret it at all!
This thing gives you some good speed but if you are looking to hit some big gaps I'd recommend the 20 footer. For what I was looking for (handrails mostly) this is perfect.
Just make sure you are careful about letting it go! Not the smartest thing to do, but I have used people as an anchor for the bungee... cover your head!
what do you use to pull it back? what do you use to hook it to
what do you use to pull it back? what do you use to hook it to what your going to be riding?
By: Braden klssen
January 11, 2011
Basically this is for urban riding. You need a buddy to pull it back to you and you hook it to something secure that will pull you in the direction of whatever your gonna hit. It could be the same feature your going to jib etc.
By: STE7
January 17, 2011
Pull the Rope snap it back hit the lip and snap your neck
By:
Hayde89
August 25, 2011
Haha super fun kinda weird and has to be set up right at least for me! But we had it tied to a tree next to the rail and that thing flung into my friend board and left a huge dent. I would never want to get hit with it! But this thing is definitive super boss
has anybody ever attatched this directly to the rail or fixture?
has anybody ever attatched this directly to the rail or fixture? does it snap back and get in your way if its attatched the the rail your hitting?
By: Nicole Gaucher
November 6, 2010
it doesnt snap back because of the nylon tie down, if you clipped the bungee down directly to your rail, it would get in the way, if you use a rope tied between the bungee and rail, and the handle to the side when you have good speed, youll be fine.
By: bailey miller
December 28, 2010
I'd only attach it to whatever you're hitting as a last option. It's doable but definitely not ideal.
By: Stashquatch
November 22, 2010
Watch Dan Brisse in nowhere. You can if you throw it out of the way.
By: Jarom Hulon
November 10, 2010
Works like a champ.
By:
Jason Lee
September 29, 2011
I cant tell you how easy this thing is to use. It make life so much easier than a drop in.. Its just so simple to use
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By: Cory Guru
November 3, 2010
Fun with limitations
By:
Chris jenney
November 28, 2010
Super fun and awesome alternative to lugging a huge drop in around. You need a crew to hit things though as it is really really hard and exhausting to pull it back by yourself and launch, pretty much impossible on a snowboard. Ideal - one person dropping, 2 people pulling it back, one person on the camera. They are heavier and clunkier than the description lets on, you'd need one hell of a pocket to fit this in there.
It is a really nice controlled pull, its not a strong jerk at the beginning, it gradually pulls and increases speed.
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