The quickest way to understand a BungyPump pole is to watch one being used. These are the official videos from BungyPump in Sweden.

Start here

If you only watch one, watch this. It covers assembly, adjusting the length, setting the hand strap, and the walking technique that actually loads the bungee.

BungyPump instructions — the full official guide (3:39)
How to use the poles correctly — short tutorial
Official training clip

What makes them different

The question everyone asks: how is this different from an ordinary walking pole? The first video answers it directly.

Built-in resistance compared with a rigid pole
The benefits of walking with resistance poles

The Walkathlon — two poles in one

The Walkathlon locks rigid for ordinary walking and unlocks for resistance work, and includes a free upgrade from 4 kg to 6 kg. These three cover the lock, the pole in use, and how to make the upgrade.

A closer look at the Walkathlon 2-in-1
Walking with the Walkathlon
How to upgrade the resistance from 4 kg to 6 kg

Exercises

The poles work as resistance equipment standing still, not only while walking. There are seven strength exercises written up on our strength training page.

Workout — core, biceps, triceps and legs
Vertical jump exercise

Tips, bags and travel

Tungsten tips — a closer look
Carry and storage bag
Travelling with BungyPump poles

Why the poles exist

BungyPump — the idea behind the poles
BungyPump on The Grommet

Ready to start?

Every pole is made in Sweden, adjusts from 100–145 cm depending on model and carries a two-year warranty. free shipping across Australia on orders over $100 on orders over $100, and a seven-day satisfaction guarantee.