Metal coil springs can be added to any T-Springs (TS-XR6, TS-Pro7 and TS-Pro6) for maximum rebound effect and for those who want to maximize energy. They are hooked into the holes provided on the T-springs. For safety purposes, make sure the hooks are facing down when the T-Springs are inserted into shells.
Note: If you have TS-XR6 T-Springs, upgrade to TS-Pro7 or TS-Pro6 prior to using Metal coil springs.
KJ Metal Coil Springs
T-Springs (TS-XR6, TS-Pro7, TS-Pro6, TS-PowerShoe) including Metal Coil Springs are essential for the performance and safety of your Kangoo Jumps rebound shoes.
No matter the model, they must be replaced along with your rubber T-Springs (TS-XR6, TS-Pro7 or TS-Pro6 whichever you are using) approximately every 60–80 hours of active use. For those exercising 2–3 times per week, this means a replacement every 5–6 months. Keep in mind that rough or uneven surfaces can wear them out faster. Failing to replace worn T-Springs on time puts excessive strain on the shells, increasing the risk of cracks or breakage - leading to avoidable repair costs. Timely replacement not only protects your equipment but also ensures optimal rebound and impact absorption.
Signs your T-Springs need replacement:
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Almond-shaped IPS: The Impact Protection System appears more almond-shaped than oval.
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Reduced shell distance: The gap between the upper and lower shell (measured at the centre) is 14 cm or less.
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Misaligned triangles: The triangle on the T-Spring starts to cover the triangle on the lower shell.
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Narrowed T-Spring ends: The ends where the shells connect appear very thin - don't allow the shells to touch!
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Less bounce, more strain: You feel increased pressure on your feet and notice the boots are no longer as bouncy.
Want to keep your Kangoo Jumps rebound shoes in peak condition? Watch our step-by-step videos for clear guidance on how to detach/remove springs and attach/replace.
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