Super high performance stomp rocket recommended age 16 and up. What about a 12 year old? Ultra stomp rocket recommended age 8 or the high performance?
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My 8 and 10 year old boys use this all the time, and are able to do so without supervision. We haven't had any problems with it other than lost rockets. They (and their friends) love it!!
2091909
These are fine for most kids. Very young kids or very small ones will have trouble stomping hard enough to get the rocket to shoot far but my 4 year old was motivated enough to figure it out.
1714181
I bought it for my sons 1st birthday. He pushes the buttons and plays with the digger. He hasn't ridden on it yet without help. I would say the "recommended" age would be at least 2, maybe 3. Hope this helps!
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My son is 3.5 years old, but he can use these scooters. He feels he needs to do whatever his older brothers are doing, and masters quickly before his age thanks to his brothers!. In the beginning he fell a lot, but mastered quickly. My son is very active and a climber, so he is very coordinated as well. the 3 wheel ones were boring already when he was about 2 years old... I guess it depends on the child, and you need to pay close attention so he wont hit hard if he falls, especially learning process, wear helmet etc. Id get the razor A scooter, and try . If you feel he is not ready for it, then you can put it away for while and take it out later to try again. My son is 3.5 years old, but he can use these scooters. He feels he needs to do whatever his older brothers are doing, and masters quickly before his age thanks to his brothers!. In the beginning he fell a lot, but mastered quickly. My son is very active and a climber, so he is very coordinated as well. the 3 wheel ones were boring already when he was about 2 years old... I guess it depends on the child, and you need to pay close attention so he wont hit hard if he falls, especially learning process, wear helmet etc. Id get the razor A scooter, and try . If you feel he is not ready for it,... » Read More My son is 3.5 years old, but he can use these scooters. He feels he needs to do whatever his older brothers are doing, and masters quickly before his age thanks to his brothers!. In the beginning he fell a lot, but mastered quickly. My son is very active and a climber, so he is very coordinated as well. the 3 wheel ones were boring already when he was about 2 years old... I guess it depends on the child, and you need to pay close attention so he wont hit hard if he falls, especially learning process, wear helmet etc. Id get the razor A scooter, and try . If you feel he is not ready for it, then you can put it away for while and take it out later to try again. « Show Less
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Ages 7 and up would be best. My 5 year old nephew tries to play, but it's pretty difficult for him.
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This is a "very" age appropriate scooter. I would rate the Fliker slightly higher, because it mostly like would be useful as my son grows older. The PowerWing has a lower age and weight limit when compared to the Fliker.
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I'd say 8+. Maybe 10+. Kids younger than 8 will have problems. Adults will enjoy as well.
915733
I guess it depends on what you are looking for. it seems to be bouncy enough for our son. I will make it really rock and he does not quite like that yet. I know it is not as bouncy as some of the older ones he has played on but they are 15-20 years old and so the springs are going to have more bounce. I would buy it again if I had to.
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This one is very bouncy for a 3 year old. My granddaughter is about 30 pounds and tall for her age(36" tall) and she can bounce on this thing for 30 mins. at a time. It's great fun but not too high.
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10 years old is probably the right start. I've let 5-8 year olds fly it, but I helped by controlling up/down. Good news, he can crash it 50 times and not break a thing. Good learning experience.
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2-3 years old. Both enjoy the scooter very much. So much so that I ordered an additional scooter for my 3 year old grand-daughter who showed her brother how to ride the scooter.
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SYMA recommends this for ages 14+ according to the packaging. I've had a couple younger kids (12 years old or so) fly it well with some experienced adult supervision but it takes patience on everone's part...
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My opinion is about 5 years to 12 years. Thats my guess after seeing my 8 year old playing with hers.
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I think these are for 9 or 10 yr olds. That being said, our son started on a basic e90 razor scooter when he was still 3. Now we are moving him up to the 200 for christmas and he's 5. So it really depends on the child, their agility and gross motor skills. Our son was also riding a bicycle without training wheels at the age of 3 so he is pretty advanced/active for his age. Hope this helps.
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I would say 18 mod - 4 years old. My son is currently 2 years old. I got it just after his second birthday and my soon to be 4 year old daughter still likes to play with it.
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I bought it for my 4 year old. Ages 3-8 would be best suited for this drum.
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I am not sure what the age recommendation is for this item. I would recommend not wasting your money at any age for this piece of junk. Put a little more with it and get one of the Bear Warrior or Brave bows. Much better quality for a youth starter bow.
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I would say 8+. Anyone younger could play, but this game is all about the ability to react fast and a much younger crowd might not be able to react as quickly as someone a little older. If paired up with a child around the same age it's great for any age. Me and my wife are in our mid 20's and we love it. My son loves it, when playing with someone around his age :)