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Vernisee 7 hours ago
#13 seems somewhat accurate, but jumping on that thing when wet seems like a certain way to twist an ankle!
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Peggy 3 hours ago
Vernisee, No, more likely the feet would slide right out from underneath, causing a person to land on his or her knee, tailbone, elbow, etc. This would cause injuries far more serious than an ankle sprain. Dislocated knees, hips, and shoulder; also possible spine injuries.
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Vernisee 7 hours ago
#13 seems somewhat accurate, but jumping on that thing when wet seems like a certain way to twist an ankle!
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Peggy 3 hours ago
Vernisee, No, more likely the feet would slide right out from underneath, causing a person to land on his or her knee, tailbone, elbow, etc. This would cause injuries far more serious than an ankle sprain. Dislocated knees, hips, and shoulder; also possible spine injuries.