Kewlus Classic (KS2) Freestanding Kit

The Kewlus Classic (KS2) Kewlus Freestanding Kit is ideal for those who are new to cobra bags and want to start at a lower price point to get a feel for reflex training. The Classic (KS2) Spring can later be upgraded to the Prime (KS3) or other advanced Kewlus springs as you progress and want more from your setup.

ATTENTION: It is critical to assemble the ball and the Paddles correctly. Please ensure you read the instructions fully before use. Failure to assemble correctly may void your warranty.

What's Included in the Kewlus Classic (KS2) Freestanding Kit

The Classic Freestanding Kit includes the following from the top:

• Synthetic Prime Ball, made using lightweight synthetic material makes it the ideal companion to the KS2 Spring;
• Kewlus Cobra Ball Adapter, designed to be used with most speed balls but is the perfect match for the Kewlus Cobra Ball. One unique feature that's not found on other cobra bags is it allows the user to extend the length of the top section, thus increasing the reach of the cobra bag. In the KS2 Kit it is mounted onto the Red Bar.
• Red Bar - designed to make up the top part of the cobra bag, its light weight allows for faster movement of the bag. It goes into the top of the KS2 Spring.
• Kewlus Spring End Covers (set of 2) - these are rubber covers designed to screw onto the ends of the KS2 Spring. They are designed to allow the Red Bar and the Click Bar to click into the Spring.
• Classic (KS2) Spring - 2nd generation Kewlus spring that fits onto the Click Bar and is also compatible with 3/4 inch pipes for DIY setups. The Red Bar and the Max Speed ball make up the ideal combination for the top section of the cobra bag when using this spring. 
• Click Bar - made from light, yet strong aluminium which will not rust, it is designed to click into the Mast to make up the bottom section of the cobra bag.
• Alloy Mast - designed to click into the Base Connector for quick and easy removal and storage of the cobra bag. Made out of aluminium it will never rust. The bottom Click Bar slips into this mast and clicks in place at the desired height, giving you height adjustment suitable for both kids as young as 8 and adults as tall as 6 foot.
• Kewlus Base Connector - super strong, minimalistic base made from composite fibre. It comes with a stainless steel clamp for the collar to lock the mast in place for the ultimate rigidity - please ensure the steel clamp is tight around the collar before using the cobra bag - see picture.
• Platform Paddles (V2) - these second generation Paddles are now wider and stronger. They come with 4 screws to screw them into the Multi Base and most importantly a central locking screw and nut to lock them all together at the center of the base - see picture.
  
• Kewlus Sandbags - these come as a set of 2, and are specifically designed to have the right capacity, so that when fully filled with sand or gravel they will give you enough weight for a stable platform. For extra weight I recommend using a plastic bag liner and filling them with wet sand.
  

Height Range

The height range of the cobra bag is roughly 4'5 (135 cm) - 5' (152 cm) from the floor to the top of the ball. Ideally you want the top of the ball to be at about chin level when you're standing fully upright in front of it.

This range can be extended for taller people through customisation: https://youtu.be/m4kyvmuwQ_Q. You could also buy another Click Bar to replace the Red Bar in the top section. That will give you about 3 extra inches, but please note that it will reduce the speed slightly.

Optional Accessories & Add-Ons

Check out the Accessories section for optional accessories and add-ons.

Assembly & Optimisation

Make sure to check out the Kewlus Cobra Bag assembly instructions and optimum setup tips: How To Set Up Your Cobra Bag Kit.

Which Kewlus is Best for You: Classic (KS2), Prime (KS3) or O3?

If you are not sure which might be better for you to start with, and would like to know how the Classic (KS2) Kewlus compares to the Prime (KS3), check out this video I made comparing the two: https://youtu.be/b2epFIm0IRU. Remember that the Kewlus system is modular and you can easily upgrade components at a later stage.