Flybar Maverick Walking Stilts for Kids - 5 Adjustable Height’s, Sturdy, Easy Assembly, Wide Non-Slip Rubber Bottom Tip, Foam Grips, Outdoor Toys for Kids 5+, 190 lbs

I have a highly active exhausting 4yr old don. So this Christmas I bought him things that requires energy, physical effort & focus, & doesn't need a lot of space to utilize, & can utilize inside the house. This was one of those items.My 4 yr old within the first round, after practicing, was able to balance & take a few steps unassisted.My 2 yr old is learning to balance on it. Walls with assistance.I won't let them use or without their dad shadowing behind them to aid as needed & catch them if they fall. He's a professional ar using stilts. I also help them a little.I try to have the kids practice every few days for 10 minutes. I have solid flooring so I let them use it in the living room.It's very good quality & sturdy.Naturally it's bulky in terms of "putting away". But I think that's a given. We have a small home & I want it in plain sight, where the Kids will see it & can grab it up. Haven't figured out a "perfect" spot for it yet.Excited to see how they progress. Besides a good way to get their energy out, my husband use to volunteer as a clown at special Olympics etc. This is the kids' start towards future fun community service by acquiring this skill.

My 10 year old Granddaughter challenged herself to balance longer distances on these. Great product. Loads of fun.

Granddaughter got the pink ones. She's thrilled. They are well constructed. Shipped on time and no damage to packaging

5 year old lost interest because of difficulty.Well made.

We got this for a Christmas gift for my 8-year-old daughter. She and her brother enjoy walking on them.My only advice is to be aware of the weight limit on it. I weighed a little over 200 when using these (weight limit is 190). After a few minutes of walking on them, the foothold broke off. I don't blame the manufacturer since I was above the weight limit. I just figured there might be some give on the weight limit since I wasn't very far over, but I was wrong.

Got this for my niece's birthday and I swear she just started slow, but by the web bs of the day with her confidence was walking down the driveway. She loves them, only downfall of living in the north will have to wait for better weather to enjoy.

My kids loved it. It was very challenging for them. Only my almost 10 year old mastered them. One broke in exactly one week which I just find crazy since these are $50 after tax. One of the foot pads broke off. Not sure how. My daughter is 7 and is very thin. I have to return it for a refund when all I wanted was just a new stilt. Very frustrating.

There are well built and easy to put together as well as adjust with height of each boy. They had never before used stilts and it was fun to show them and then watch them attempt to learn. The six year old kept at it until he was able to take eight steps! The four year old will follow along with time. Because of the way they are made, I believe these will build a lot of upper body strength.