FAQ

ANSWER: The bungy rope is simple in shape, but complex in design. It is made from hundreds of strands of latex rubber. Each rope is made by specialists of the bungy workshop at each of the AJ Hackett sites. This ensures the highest quality at all times. The rope is stretched to 4 times its own length during the jump.

ANSWER: There are ropes of four diameters. You select a rope depending on your weight. Before bungy jump check your weight and choose the most suitable rope. Specialists at the Bungy workshops can also raise or lower the bungy rope and fix it at the level corresponding to the parameters of the jumper’s weight. This allows determining with an accuracy of up to 50 cm the minimum distance from the ground level to the person at the lowest point of the jump. Isn't that impressive? This is especially striking when the jump is made from a height of 50 meters or even 233 meters.

ANSWER: No, it is not necessary to touch the water, but if you can reach it, then the feeling is extraordinary. Just discuss it in advance with our jump masters when telling them about your preferences.

ANSWER: If we are not overburdened with business and can quite manage with one instructor for a while, for those who are not sure of their ability to make an jump on their own, we often provide an opportunity to jump with someone from our team (with the exception of our ride at the Macau bungy site).

ANSWER: Certainly. There are also certain peak seasons throughout the year, and peak hours during the day when all our sessions are booked. Book in advance to avoid disappointment.

ANSWER: Yes, of course! You can bring your friends and family!

WRONG! After all, this has never happened at any of our sites. The tension in your eyes at the moment of jumping is exactly the same as when you sneeze!

WRONG! Bungy jumping won't hurt your back. In fact, due to the elasticity of the rope, the movement with the rope is very smooth. The rope stretches as you make the down and up phase of the fall. It doesn't affect your back any more than mountain biking, skiing, or jumping off a chair. It turns out a surprisingly smooth movement.

WRONG! AJ was born in New Zealand (he is one of the «Kiwi bros», the local slang for indigenous New Zealanders).

WRONG! We can customize the equipment in a special way for people who have sore ankles or knees. We can also arrange a jump in a wheelchair, and we do it quite regularly.