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Some pogo sticks have different tips from others. The Gravity Games pogo has a tip that is covered
by a metal cap.
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The Flybar, the Rawlings Pogo-Roo, and most of the Razor pogo sticks have a different kind of tip.
Here you can see that there is NO metal cap, instead a cap of rubber simply covers the bottom of the pogo.
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Pegs on pogos differ as well. The underside of almost every pogo on the market is slanted, but the
new Flybar is almost 100% flat under its pegs. The big difference between pegs, though is size. Some pogos have VERY small
pegs which makes landing tricks hard.
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Another difference between pogos is the thickness of their frames. If a frame is too skinny you can't
do many tricks (i.e. no hands).
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Other pogos' pegs are very large which makes landing tricks considerably easier.
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If a frame it too fat though, you'll find it very hard to do reverses and frame stalls.
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