my boyfriend is turning 16 and hes 200+ lbs. he wanted a ugly stick 5 feet- 8. would this be good for him or is it for little kids?
1978370
Hello,It would look small in his hand but he will still be able to fish with it. (no, it does not look like sponge bob, Barbie or Dora fishing pole. It is an actual fishing pole). The ugly stick is very easy and fun to use for lake fishing. You can also upgrade the reel and spool later on. Good luck and happy birthday.
1978371
Little kids unless he has no idea how to cast. Not a spinning reel but one of those where u hold the button and cast.
1347257
NOT SURE but under 18 for sure, I wold guess 16 or 17. nice if you want a lighter stick.
338462
I guess it would really depend on how tall he/she is. I bought this for my 3 year old, and he's 5 now, and still loved it.
2180262
I think he'll do fine. My youngest son is 10 and small for his age. He is able to get the Rockboard up and moving but he is very timid and not as coordinated. If he was more athletic, and enthusiastic I know my son would love it. So, from what you say about your little boy, he'll have fun with it. So far, I've had some grown men try it and love it. I've used it for exercise and like it. My husband likes it. It seems it can work for almost anyone. Hope that helps! Paula :)
1782430
It is durable enough for my daughter who is only 25 lbs and I think it should be good for a few years. That said, it is not the most durable piece of furniture so I don't think it would hold up well for bigger kids as I believe it was assembled with glue/tape and a few screws.
828355
Honestly, my 4 year old uses it and he probably could have used it when he was 3 with no problems! May actually be too small for an 8 year old.
835105
I think this would be excellent for a kid that age because it has such a wide draw and poundage range. It adjusts from a 13 to 30 inch draw and from 5 to 70 pounds so it can even grow with them as they get older. I love my bow like this and recommend it for any age kid and ladies.
22006
My son is 3 years old and has played with it every day since Christmas day. He thinks he is a chef. I had bought pots, fake foods, plates and utensils for him to get the full use out of the kitchen. He seems to like it enough to play with it. He is tall and I thought this would be an issue but it's pretty perfect for him, no complaints at all. Good luck.
1647658
I think it would not be a very good fit for him. I am 5'9" and the stride is okay. However, my machine is not very sturdy and it is really noisy. I think this machine would drive him nuts. The foot pedals are also at a slant, so you sort of have to concentrate to keep your feet back or your toes will crunch. The machine is okay, but if I were any taller or heavier I am afraid it would just fall apart.
105014
If the bow that your 6 year old is shooting has an arrow rest, go with the 28" or even the 30" that way you wont have to renew these arrows when he gets a little older. If he is shooting a traditional type of bow like low poundage youth longbow without a Modern style arrow rest then go with less then 28" coz aiming with longer arrows is more difficult & ruins posture & learning technique. Although 27" is quite ideal for kids less than 10 years of age, for the bad quality of the fletchings on these arrows & taking into account that the arrows from this seller does not come in 27" I would recommend getting 27" arrows from Another seller. Hope that helped. If the bow that your 6 year old is shooting has an arrow rest, go with the 28" or even the 30" that way you wont have to renew these arrows when he gets a little older. If he is shooting a traditional type of bow like low poundage youth longbow without a Modern style arrow rest then go with less then 28" coz aiming with longer arrows is more difficult & ruins posture & learning technique. Although 27" is quite ideal for kids less than 10 years of age, for the bad quality of the fletchings on these arrows & taking into account that the arrows from this seller does not... » Read More If the bow that your 6 year old is shooting has an arrow rest, go with the 28" or even the 30" that way you wont have to renew these arrows when he gets a little older. If he is shooting a traditional type of bow like low poundage youth longbow without a Modern style arrow rest then go with less then 28" coz aiming with longer arrows is more difficult & ruins posture & learning technique. Although 27" is quite ideal for kids less than 10 years of age, for the bad quality of the fletchings on these arrows & taking into account that the arrows from this seller does not come in 27" I would recommend getting 27" arrows from Another seller. Hope that helped. « Show Less
530385
I read in description that it's "safe"upto 80 lbs. I was wondering if a small adult less than 120 lbs can use this pogo stick? Thanks!
2000666
No, This kayak is best for young children, my 10 year old nephew oversized this at 100 lbs and less than 5'. I suggest you look for something larger, and if possible go to a store and size yourself for comfort before purchasing.
608422
It would definitely work for him! My oldest is over 60lbs and it works well for him. (In fact..I can jump on it at 115lbs without a problem!) It's fun...even for me!
1513903
I always use 4 inch sticks it wobbles a little bit but its fine, and I've used this 3 or 4 times since I bought it. And I don't have any problems using it even my friends borrowed it for there bday party. We all loved it how presentable it looks.
2033675
It depends on the size you get it comes in various inches. but they do have them for 5 and 6 year old's you may want to get the 16 inch instead.
456279
Yes, My 16 year old son (5'11" 160lbs) has put it through daily teenage abuse for about a year. Still in great condition. I highly recommend it.
1943067
It would be ok one of my sons is 10 yrs old and he's short too and its perfect especially if he's a beginner I hope this help its a very nice product for beginners : )