What is the maximum age that might like/use this? Would the 10ft be too small for a 7-year old?
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If you had 4 7 year olds it would be fine or for a family of 4 or 5. A lot more kids u need bigger. My impressions As a former teacher & camp director.
1161866
It's a good size, I think it would work well for 7 year olds. Don't go smaller than 10ft.
1161867
my kids received this when they were 8 & 6 and still play with it at ages 12 & 10. play with it as pictures with friends, use it as ceiling for a fort and pretend play too. our school uses it in PREK with 4& 5 yr old. I just don't think you can go wrong with this:)
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My grandson is 3 he loves it I would think a 9-10 year old would be bored with this size because of the speed factor . If you are looking at this for yours I would probably look at a small 4 wheeler the price would be around 200.00 to 300.00 more than this but they would be able to ride it longer and do more with it
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We used it from 4 months and still use it every now and then (my son is currently 11 ½ months old). It is definitely a go-to toy when I just need to be hands free for a couple of minutes, but he's outgrown staying in it much longer than 5 minutes at a time. At 8 months, we probably used it several times a day still, but it might not be worth the $ at this point. I would be more concerned with the height. At 30 inches, my son is at the last height level, and I'm pretty sure that's the maximum recommended height, too. We'll probably pack it up right around his birthday...
537915
My daughter is an average sized 7 year old and still uses it no problem. Shouldn't be a problem.
23714
My daughter is a tall 7 year old,49", and she still has plenty of room in the seat. She likes to ride it without the seat though, and that way I can see it being used past 10 years old.
560212
I guess it depends on your size. my 10 year-old and his friends have no problem hanging on it. I probably could to a few times.
466917
If you have enough, it might be fun for a 7 yr old.....my 9 yr old grand daughter played with them awhile but is not interested now. They do tend to fall down easily so can be frustrating for some children
1211492
I would say Yes! My son is 6 and he likes it. I think 10 year-old would have better understanding and have even more fun.
268613
We had a 7 year old paddling and his 3 year old sister sitting in front of him...it was used to play around the dock. It would not work for any length of time on a kayaking trip. The 7 year old is now and has graduated to a jr size kayak. His 5 year old sister has taken over this boat and does wonderful with it. We feel this was a great purchase for us.
2230250
Definitely not! I think kids up to age 8 (maybe older, if they're small/petite like my daughter) could use it!
348744
A 10 year old would like it, but I don't think it would hold her interest for every long. I purchased one for my 7 year old and she quickly got bored with it.
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It should be just fine for a 7 year old. It can be as small as 10 inches up to 21 inches. It has 6 snaps for adjusting to different sizes. I love mine.
906905
Hello Susan,I purchased this for a 4-yr old boy, and my grandchildren, 3 and 6, also play with it a lot. A 7-year old boy might be just a little too old, especially if he is learning more academically, rather than playfully, at his age.
2200979
My son just turned 7 and he has no trouble with it. It's a lot of fun and I ride it too. He would have been fine with the smaller size but at the time I was afraid it would be too small so I'm happy with the one he has.
1198405
That would be a tight fit. A seven year old could sit in it, not stand or lie down. I wanted to add that the mesh on the sides is also ripping with just my three year old playing it
128614
It's pretty adjustable. I imagine you could make it work fine for a 10-year old, say.
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It truly depends on the maturity level of your child. I bought one for my 10 year old and he respects that it is a potentially dangerous toy and he can only use it in an appropriate environment and with adult supervision.