Want to get this for my 9yr old girl. Wondering if its to small or she'll outgrow it too fast? Other choice is Barnett Outdoors Lil Banshee Jr
2062004
I don't think she'll outgrow it too fast. I bought this for my 6 year old and I have used it as well without any issues. (I'm not going to divulge my age, but needless to say, I'm an adult!). It's not too small for me, I just don't pull back as hard as I can. If you want to spend a little more money, the Genesis is a great bow. We use the mini-genesis at lessons, but the regular genesis might be better for a 9 year old.
2062005
well i got this for my son and he still uses it for peratce and he is 16. SO she won`t outgrow it.
2062006
Yes - this bow will quickly become too small for a 9 year old girl, or will be too small right from the start. Check the bear archery website, the youth bow section. You'd probably be better off getting the 'Wizard', which is the exact same bow but longer. This matters most because of the DRAW LENGTH. This one is very short - only 16" - which means she can only pull back about 16" before the bow "stacks up" or becomes impractical to pull back further. This forces bad form and bad shooting. The difference in price will be near negligible, so go ahead and get the right size, if there is even a small chance that archery will be more than a passing fancy for your daughter. Yes - this bow will quickly become too small for a 9 year old girl, or will be too small right from the start. Check the bear archery website, the youth bow section. You'd probably be better off getting the 'Wizard', which is the exact same bow but longer. This matters most because of the DRAW LENGTH. This one is very short - only 16" - which means she can only pull back about 16" before the bow "stacks up" or becomes impractical to pull back further. This forces bad form and bad shooting. The difference in price will be near negligible, so go ahead and get the right... » Read More Yes - this bow will quickly become too small for a 9 year old girl, or will be too small right from the start. Check the bear archery website, the youth bow section. You'd probably be better off getting the 'Wizard', which is the exact same bow but longer. This matters most because of the DRAW LENGTH. This one is very short - only 16" - which means she can only pull back about 16" before the bow "stacks up" or becomes impractical to pull back further. This forces bad form and bad shooting. The difference in price will be near negligible, so go ahead and get the right size, if there is even a small chance that archery will be more than a passing fancy for your daughter. « Show Less
2062007
My grandson who is 4 used it this year. I am thinking he may grow out of it by age 8 or so and move up to the next size. Unless your daughter is very petite, she may be better off with a little larger bow to begin with. Just an opinion.
2062008
In my open honest opinion, buy it for you daughter. It is very well built, with all the extra's that you get with the bow set it is well worth the price. I bought this set for my 5 year old grandson, it is almost a little advanced for his age. I would say it would be perfect for your 9 year oldgirl. She would have lots of years of use before having to advance to a more complex bow. Matter of fact, I like using this bow myself. It ismost definitely not a toy. It's a powerful little bow. Bear makes a very high quality archery bow and equipment. I hope I didn't overly answer yourquestion. However, I believe your child would have years of use and enjoyment with this bow set............... In my open honest opinion, buy it for you daughter. It is very well built, with all the extra's that you get with the bow set it is well worth the price. I bought this set for my 5 year old grandson, it is almost a little advanced for his age. I would say it would be perfect for your 9 year oldgirl. She would have lots of years of use before having to advance to a more complex bow. Matter of fact, I like using this bow myself. It ismost definitely not a toy. It's a powerful little bow. Bear makes a very high quality archery bow and equipment. I hope I didn't overly answer... » Read More In my open honest opinion, buy it for you daughter. It is very well built, with all the extra's that you get with the bow set it is well worth the price. I bought this set for my 5 year old grandson, it is almost a little advanced for his age. I would say it would be perfect for your 9 year oldgirl. She would have lots of years of use before having to advance to a more complex bow. Matter of fact, I like using this bow myself. It ismost definitely not a toy. It's a powerful little bow. Bear makes a very high quality archery bow and equipment. I hope I didn't overly answer yourquestion. However, I believe your child would have years of use and enjoyment with this bow set............... « Show Less
2062009
I do not think your 9 year old would be too old for this bow set. I bought 2 for my children ages 4 and 7. They use it often and enjoy it and I have to say I also have used it and enjoyed it too. I would think she would really enjoy it.
538303
Junior or Small. I'd get Small for him since the junior size is ages 6-9 he may have outgrown it already.
2101299
If it fits she will grown out of it really fast. My daughter is 3 and is already outgrowing it. You should buy the age 4-7 size.
2169227
It might be too light for her. My 5 & 7 year old use this model & now they are 8 & soon to be 6. I would think a Prince Pro or if she is really slight maybe a Jr. Prince. But in her 20's she is probably ready for the real thing.
645579
I would say yes my daughter is 11 and she loves hers it is perfect size to grow with her. She will be able to use it until she is ready for a full size. We love this bow from here because it comes with the guide and and if you were to buy it separate it would be another $ 40-$50 .
723006
My daughter is now 7 1/2 and 59 lbs, she fits fine with room for growth. I have been thankful for this swing everyday since it arrived :-D
618235
It's hard for me to know how small your son is, since mine has always looked about two years BIGGER than he is lol. But, even if he is on the small side I am sure he would still absolutely love it and it's something I think most 4 year olds can handle! Plus, it is something he can use for years to come and it poses no real safety risk, which was important to me. It's so low to the ground you don't have to worry about falling and moves at a easy pace. He may need a bit of help to simply "start rolling" until he gets a bit bigger, but it's easy to keep going once you get started. I hope I could be of some help!
719826
It's kind of late, but I'll answer this question anyways. Wow your girl is tall! Since she is so tall, the Razor Pro model would be best for durability. It also has a taller handlebar, so she has more room to grow. If she ever grows to over 140 pounds, the lower razor models will probably break apart. If you think she will only be riding for a short time, a lower model will be fine (A1, A2, and A3 models).
818858
Junior would be too small I would think. I have a 9 lb dog and that is about right for her and actually she prefers her large one over the junior one most days, probably just because she can get her whole head in the holes to get out the chipmunks.
1976370
I think it is a good fit for her. I bought one for my 8 yr old son and he loves it. Read the directions on how to reduce the draw weight if she can't pull it back
2226975
My 10 year old daughter got the Razor RipStik Ripster and loves it. The regular one is to big for but she is only about 4 foot 9 inches.
1633693
This bow I bought for my daughter, it's easy for her to pull back and she's ten. I suggest for you to get a big bow. Good luck.
1838210
It might be a little big right now, but she'll grow into it. I got one for my daughter last spring when she turned 9. She was about 4'6".
486946
I purchased this for my 4ft tall 7yo. It was barely small enough for her, but that was the point. Rather than buy a bike she'd outgrow over the winter, this one will last her for the next 2-3 years. So, depending on your child's height, I'd say this is appropriate for a 7-10 year old.
371604
Once your LO is tall enough to stand flat footed, it's too small. My daughter is 10 months old, and small for her age, and is almost too big. Plus, once they're walking, they won't be as interested. I got this one for the reconstructive feature. But if I had to do it over again I would have gotten a walker and an activity center. My daughter really does love it, tho. Especially the alligator :)
2151785
My 4 year old has shot it. Seems to be a really nice bow. If your youngster is small they may not be able to draw it very easily. My little girl is about 4 1/2 yrs and she is nearly 54" tall and 49lbs. She can draw fairly comfortably but some of my small 4-h kids that are couch potatoes are having trouble with it. For $40 they wont have to wait long if they cannot now.
831758
I think it's kinda small for a 13 year old. Regardless of fun or for real practicing she could play it but probably wouldn't get what she wants out of it. I'd go a little bigger. Hope this helps!