What about length?For 5'10'' what is better 24'' or 32''
845828
I am five ten and I would choose the longer one because you would have more for a good tuck in ai the bottom and more slack for big feet like mine.
845829
I would choose the 32" one. I have 5'1" (good deal shorter than you) and I chose the 32"
1280082
Unless you want it to hang pretty far from the table, I would suggest the 60". My experience is that when it hangs farther from the table, it is pulled more often . . . which can result in a disaster!
2264713
32' ft. i checked 3 other places online for this model #192001 ALL advertise it at 32'
134007
I am 5'8 and I feel comfortable using the 9''. However, I think the 7'' will be even more comfortable than the 9''. In general, I would recommend using the potty as you will notice the power in discharge than the normal way.
1636901
I believe the 12' only has 6 handles. If so I would go with the 20'...don't want kids fighting for handles!
402094
My rope is 60' as purchased. Works well with my 24' boat. A longer rope would cause my riders to swing very far off to the side of my boat on tight, fast turns, so I am happy with this length.
1173580
Order the 6ft one, it is ideal to have some free space so that you have some leeway on the top near your head !
804469
I would say too short, I used it for a 14' & just looking there is maybe 4 or 5" left over! Hope this helps!
1369614
My trusses weren't 32 inches apart either, so I went with the wider distance of 48 inches. It works fine for me. I think 24 inches would be to close.
662744
As I recall it's only about 18-24". You'll probably want to get a longer one.
1662334
I think its 5_foot. It should be long enough to do what you want to do with it.
53425
30" long...couldn't find one that was any longer than this one; did find one that was only 24" long, but that wouldn't be of any help to you.
171912
Both would work. It depends on what he's most interested in doing on the unicycle. If he's more interested in doing tricks, the 24" would be the better choice. If he's interested in riding longer distances, the 26" would be better.
1315646
I suggest a 20 inch. My grand son is 5'2" and needs to stretch just a little on his
446395
Not sure about the 24", I ordered the 36" and it is exactaly 36". They might have discontinued the 24" and replaced it with a 30", or they are out of the 24" and are substituting the 30". Check the manufactures website and see if they even offer a 30".
1490724
We have 10 foot vaulted ceilings and got the 24 inch extension down rod and it is well out the way for our average height family. I am 5' 10"
1583827
Ours is exactly 24" - - -can't imagine anything less - - -our tallest user is 5'8" - - - my guess is that for a tallerperson something more than 24" would be more approprate.