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Our website http://www.stiltwalkers.net We are on facebook http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?i... Stilts, Pilotis, Stelzen, Trampoli, 竹馬 or 竹馬 Trampoli, Stelzen, Pilotis, Stilts - we decided to just call it that our video. Art-group Triumfo - we use stilts for any event! Huge selection of costumes made ​​specially for Stilts. The height of our characters on stilts, from 2.5 to 3.5 meters. Stilts in our opinion it is very interesting. And maybe it does not matter they are called Stilts or Pilotis, or Stelzen, or Trampoli, or 竹馬 Description Video This video - a kind of report on our work in the city of Mirny. What we brought to this city in 2012? (0:12) four characters on stilts - Butterflies These costumes were sewn specifically for the holiday Stilts city of fabrics, pattern on which we have developed ourselves. (0:45) Number of Stilts "triumfo" - "Butterfly on stilts," it can be used for the opening celebration. (0:19) Giant Bubbles - actors on stilts, using them as props for the animation. (1:28) Gun Smoke - requisites Stilts. She shoots smoke rings. (1:12) Giant balloons - props Stilts (1:58) Number of Stilts "Triumfo" - Clowns on stilts will surprise everyone with his electrifying dance. In anticipation of the holiday we in costumes on stilts: (1:18) We walked around town inviting everyone to the party. (1:07) (1:23) And of course joking (1:14) dance with residents (0:49) and to participate in the parade. Not much about themselves stilts and how to use them. Article taken from Wikipedia Hand-held stilts Hand-held stilts are common childhood toys that typically come in two varieties: string,can or bucket stilts and pole stilts. Unlike other forms of stilts, hand-held stilts are not tied or strapped to the wearer. Hand-held pole stilts consist of two long poles, each with a foot support. The stilt walker holds onto the upper end of the pole, rests his feet on the foot plates and pulls upward on the pole while taking a step. Hand-held string stilts (also known as tin can or bucket stilts) are platforms with strings attached to them. The platforms, most commonly made of tin cans or small plastic upturned buckets hold the stilt walker's weight while the strings are used to pull the cans to the feet as they take a step. [edit]Peg stilts Peg stilts, also known as Chinese stilts, or strap-on stilts are the most common stilts used by professional performers. These stilts strap on at the foot, ankle, and knee and give the walker great versatility. Peg stilts are often made from wood but can also be made of aluminium or tubular steel. These lightweight stilts allow one to walk quickly, to turn suddenly, and even to jump rope or dance. The stilt walker must keep moving at all times to keep their balance. [edit]Drywall or Dura stilts Drywall or Dura stilts are designed to allow the stilt walker to stand still or to walk. They were originally designed for people to work at an elevated height during drywall or plasterboard construction, painting and other such activities. Drywall stilts are heavier than peg stilts and are usually mostly made of aluminium. The design means they are safer for walking but often means they are less versatile than peg stilts in use. [edit]Spring stilts Spring stilts are spring-loaded stilts that allow the user to run, jump and perform various acrobatics. Spring stilts using fiberglass leaf springs were introduced in 2004 under the trademark "Poweriser", marketed for recreational and extreme sports use. Using these stilts is also called Powerbocking. Spring stilts are often mostly made of aluminium. Spring stilts using steel coil springs, an antecedent of the pogo stick, were attempted in the 19th century.[2][3] Stilts are used widely in many countries for the purpose of entertainment. Stilt walkers perform their skills in parades, festivals, street events and at corporate functions. Early stilt walking acts were mostly of the style of a very tall person with the costume having long trousers or skirt to cover the stilts. More recently stilt walkers have created a wide variety of costumes that do not resemble a tall person. Examples are flowers and animals. The tall person type has also expanded to include a wide variety of themes. Examples include sportsmen, historical acts and acts based on literary or film characters. One of the most recent varieties of stilt walking acts is a stilt walker riding a 'stilt bicycle'. This bicycle is usually an ordinary bicycle with extended seat post and handlebar stem. [edit] Keywords Stilts, Pilotis, Stelzen, Trampoli, 竹馬 or 竹馬 Trampoli, Stelzen, Pilotis, Stilts.    • Stilts "roaming the show" on the streets. ...