I know what it says but does anyone know if a 74 pd kid would be be able to use this?
1966541
i would say no...but i bought it for my 3-year old, and it's not a fun toy. It's difficult to maneuver and neither of my sons use it EVER. The Radio Flyer bumper car is AWESOME, but i don't know about a 74 kid on it...i think it's too small :( Hope this helps.
1966542
I have three kids 9, 7, and 3 and they weigh 87 lbs, 75 lbs and 30 lbs. They all play with it and push each other around our tile floor house. The oldest is a little big for it but still messes around with it. we have a long hallway that they fly down so I have to limit how hard they push each other otherwise they make it to the end table a little too hard ....lol
1966543
i wouldnt recommend it for a 74 lb kid. i bought it for my granddaughter and she was 45 lbs. i would probably say 60 lbs and under
1834216
I am not sure. My son would. I have forwarded to him. Hopefully he can help.
1881537
yes you can use it, follow the instruction on customize it to fit your child
307823
I would be a little hesitant with a 4 year old. It does require some strength to cock, and is pretty forceful. You may spend a lot of time loading it for him, then getting hit at close range.
1231232
You should be able to but I would check with your doctor or the baby's pediatrician.
959402
Yes it should be ok . Unless the child is real heavy, it's pretty strong. Hope this helped have fun.
623577
My daughter is 27" now, and she is at the very top level. I think if your son should be fine using this one depending on how fast he grows. I would hate for you to waste money because your son shot pass the 32" quickly.
225739
I would suggest teen+. Even at just 55lb draw strength, that's too much for most children.
828355
Honestly, my 4 year old uses it and he probably could have used it when he was 3 with no problems! May actually be too small for an 8 year old.
1193537
I don't think so. A smaller child would usd a traditional booster. Our child was above the 100 pound weight limit of traditional booster seats but still needed to be boosted a bit so the belt would not lay across their neck
1284690
I bought these for my two grandsons who are three. I don't see any problem with being used by a 17 mo old with close supervision.
797671
Depending on the height o the child (as mine are genetically longer) I would say no. In my opinion, the limit may be 2.
96992
Looks almost impossible to me. It is a very small set up, I was actually disappointed that due to small size I couldn't show the functioning of the gears properly to my 7 year old son. However for a grown up kid like say 10 years it shouldn't be a problem understanding it. Overall for your need, I would suggest you look somewhere else, this is a toy after all.
745743
No... they'd have to put some effort into it. My 7 year old son and my 4 year old nephew use it just fine with no problems.
1428538
I do not see why they would not be able to use it. Initially they should be supervised to be sure that they are using it properly and if their equalibrium and coordination is ok, then they should be fine.
285772
I use it on peds from 4 and up and get a good reading. I would assume it wouldn't work well on an infant due to their little fingers.
1194739
Hi, perhaps below 5 would be good. For big kids, maybe good is good to try the Ultra version.