Which tension color is recommended for a 10 yr old ?
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I would recommend you start 10 year olds with the Green xx light or yellow x light versions. But for someone that age you may want to consider or FULL RANGE set. It is inexpensively priced and you get a Yellow, Blue, Red and Black, so he/she can move progressively through heavier resistance and have extra units for both hands, and Mom or Dad can use the harder ones to set a good example. There may be imitators, so you want Weiss Medical! Thanks.
4727
It depends on what the child is needing it for (therapy, strengthening..etc..). That is a question for his doctor or therapist. The gripmasters go from XX light (1.5 pounds of resistant) to heavy (9 pounds of resistance).
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It depends what the child is attempting to accomplish. Is it intended for rehab of an injury? if so check with the doctor or physical therapist. OR Is it to strengthen for a particular sport? If so, than how far along is the strength in that hand of fingers. Typically the 3 lb is for the elderly with arthritis or rehab from an injury. While the 5 & 7 pound are the most popular for all ages. However, advanced athlete find the 7 & 9 pound too "easy" and then need to advance to the PRO (more than likely too large for a 10 year old hand) You may want to look at either the TWO packs with TWO tensions , or the FOUR pack with all four tensions 3,5,7,9. Fr a child stick with the regular Gripmaster NOT the PRO.
4729
Thank you for contacting Active Forever. Unfortunately we cannot make recommendations on this product. You would have to contact a doctor to see what tension would be needed for your son.
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It depends what the child is attempting to accomplish. Is it intended for rehabof an injury? if so check with the doctor or physical therapist. OR Is it to strengthen for a particular sport? If so, than how far along is the strength in that hand of fingers. Typically the 3 lb is for the elderly with arthritis or rehab from an injury. While the 5 & 7 pound are the most popular for all ages. However, advanced athlete find the 7 & 9 pound too "easy" and then need to advance to the PRO (more than likely too large for a 10 year old hand)You may want to look at either the TWO packs with TWO tensions , or the FOUR pack withall four tensions 3,5,7,9. Fr a child stick with the regular Gripmaster NOT the PRO. It depends what the child is attempting to accomplish. Is it intended for rehabof an injury? if so check with the doctor or physical therapist. OR Is it to strengthen for a particular sport? If so, than how far along is the strength in that hand of fingers. Typically the 3 lb is for the elderly with arthritis or rehab from an injury. While the 5 & 7 pound are the most popular for all ages. However, advanced athlete find the 7 & 9 pound too "easy" and then need to advance to the PRO (more than likely too large for a 10 year old hand)You may want to... » Read More It depends what the child is attempting to accomplish. Is it intended for rehabof an injury? if so check with the doctor or physical therapist. OR Is it to strengthen for a particular sport? If so, than how far along is the strength in that hand of fingers. Typically the 3 lb is for the elderly with arthritis or rehab from an injury. While the 5 & 7 pound are the most popular for all ages. However, advanced athlete find the 7 & 9 pound too "easy" and then need to advance to the PRO (more than likely too large for a 10 year old hand)You may want to look at either the TWO packs with TWO tensions , or the FOUR pack withall four tensions 3,5,7,9. Fr a child stick with the regular Gripmaster NOT the PRO. « Show Less
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Well, I have the orange one and heat is not an issue what so ever, special if your child is sitting on it then I guess you should not be worrying about seat getting hot when balck color was chosen specially with all the vent holes that it has...I would go with color that I like and not worry about heat...by the way you'll love it..I got the Plexiglas shield as well that mounts in the front of it which protects the baby form bugs and wind also does not hit his face directly.
824662
It probably depends on the color your working with. The pale colors fade much more quickly. My daughter used the pale pink. It was a nice color but high maintenance to keep it up. I certainly think it's an idea worth trying
633739
Just the color. If you're working with black products black works the best because you don't see it around the edges like you do the yellow. If the edges aren't important I would use yellow. The yellow is less expensive. Both are awesome products! They really work. I would recommend getting the adhesive remover too.
609282
Depends on the child's leg length but I would recommend the 12". That should last several years.
356503
Generally with foam rollers white are the least firm then blue then black. So the black on would be the firmest. If your first starting out the blue is a good buy, but if you need more tension for your muscles then go with black. I really like my blue one. I purchased it months ago and it is still in excellent shape. Great product, excellent price.
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I feel that it should be no problem for a 10 year old child to use it. This reel is able to cast a lot farther and it is easier to re-spool with line, as compared to closed face too.
1114006
Red is the go to brightest color(and one I have) and ends up being the easiest to see. the next best i would wager on being pure white. blue is only effective at night.
1067943
I would probably start a 10 yr old on a smaller size esp a beginner. This however would be a good next guitar for someone who may go from beginner to novice and then a little older/bigger
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Right now we have Orange/Grey and Navy/Yellow. You can email us after you place the order and request one of these.
1005646
Yes, the colors are so intense that my daughter preferred using these over colored pencils or markers even in 6th grade. I believe there is a peachy color that would work for Caucasian skin and some variation or two on tan/brown that could work for other races. I am going off memory, though.
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Based on the color scheme I would probably say you could use for either boy or girl. I do not have one that is just for girls. Thanks for asking. Sheila
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With this new formula, go with the heavier blue or black band. The lighter ones are more slippery than the heavier bands. Also the heavier bands don't break as easily
2146217
All colors are same strenght/roughness, the number series is only a reference fot color, 100 is the most popular one (blue). Hope that helps
477819
Any of the colors would probably work if he's going to cover it with decals. My 10 year old has blue. She likes it. I wear it too!
818271
I would not suggest this particular wig for a 10 year old it would be a bit much, but thier are other styles on amazon that may be more suitable to a 10 year old. You want them to look thier age not older than they really are.
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I believe it will be. My son is 8 soon to be 9 and he likes it. Unless your 10-year old is a pro I think this board will be a great starter board. It also looks and feels great.