What age do you prefer for these
1002683
Well, our kids are 7 and 5. The soccer ball size is a size 3. Our goals are 4 foot wide. I have kicked the ball into the goals, not hard, and would say that maybe up to age 10. Or more novice players, just starting out to learn to play soccer.
1002684
My grandchildren are ages 7 (athletic girl) and 3 (active boy) Their parents report the goals work very well and are easy to set up and store away.I bought the mid-range size, in hopes the goals would get at least a few seasons of use. This is only the first summer, but they seem to be holding up well.
1002685
Got them for my 5 year old; in our leagues these are the goals used from 4 year olds up until 7 and then goals get bigger and they play with refs, but for practicing my kids love them. We purchased the 6 footers.
1002686
Right now I coach U13 Girls, but I have been using 6 foot pop-ups for the last few years from ages 10-13. I would say stick to the 6ft or 8ft goals with size 4 or 5 balls. 4ft goals work well with size 3 to 4 balls.
1031578
Initially I bought them for my grandson (who has Down Syndrome) at age 6.....however I believe any child over 3 years would enjoy them.
1123899
I don't recommend them to any age because the product itself isn't that great. Our boys have fun with them though. Age 5 and 7 when we purchased them, now 8 and 10.
407976
hmm I guess it all depends. My son was 4 when I first got them and he had no problems.
1391453
I'm not sure of the recommended age, but my 3 year old plays with them. She's broken a few of them over the past few months, and she is a very gentle little girl. I'd say they are definitely made for kids older than her.
896822
I'd have to say from 5yrs to 75!! I think they're too cute and I'm 63yrs. old
1702614
After 3 yrs is best because of the height. I gave it to my girls at age 4 but they are small for their age.
672510
Depends on your kids, I guess. Ours played with them a lot...and wanted more so they could talk to each other. We had to censor the Furby's language at times...we're pretty particular...but other than that, the kids paid a lot of attention to them for 6-9 months. We ended up with several of varying sizes. The littlest ones never worked we'll at all but the larger ones were fine. Personally, think they're creepy, but the kids liked them.
1760525
My daughter chewed them fine but she is also 7 when I started her on them. That's such a big age difference I wouldn't know if 18 months is old enough. Maybe call them and ask for a free sample. Hugs and luck...
1214593
Most definitely. I would think that's the perfect age. I have two and my granddaughter is only 16 months. Hardly old enough to hand them to her as a toy. But she giggles at them when I hold her on my lap and we play with them. She definitely has it figured out how to feed the little guys! EDITED: to say: After reading the comment left by CandaceMacan24 , I may agree that 5 and above may even be a better age group than 4 - she makes some good points. Depends on the kid. As a side note, My 16 month old GD isn't scared by it.
1793847
Yes, its a good idea...i believe 8 years or older, my son is 10...i don't like them, made in china. My son and all his friends love them.
104850
I would recommend to go for regular one for age 8. I bought both for my boys now turn 7 last year. Regular presents more challenge for them particularly in the higher level. So they are on the right level on Advance of Jr. and lower level of regular version.
628245
They are great for my 2 year old. I'm sure he will be using the until he is 4!
1851103
I got them for my 1yr old granddaughter. She & her 2 yr old sister played with them. They are great for any age.
438568
Hi Carl, I am not sure how old the child is, but I think they would be fine. If I had to pick a random age I would say age 4 or 5 and up. I like my pair very much.
141075
I used them on my 2 year old. My kids started using them independently at 5. Easy to use.
547035
The child and age of child would be a consideration but my 3yo hasn't even attempted as far as I know. It would be very difficult in my opinion. We never open them when he is in the room. Since he can see through them, he probably hadn't seen any need to try. I feel very secure with them.