Can my son ride the indoors and outdoors
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I suppose it depends on how much area you have. How much damage to your home you are willing to sustain and protecting your child from falling through glass or down a stairwell. That being said I allowed my son to ride in the house. I found that he was more willing to use it when he rode in the house and outdoors. He became proficient in 3 weeks.
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Yes. I ride it down a gravel road and also inside an airplane hangar. It is best on a smooth surface.
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Yes both but if he wants to do it mostly outdoors on un paved roads then get a unicycle with rugged tires.
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My son rides his exclusively outdoors. There's not the space indoors to get good at it.
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My 13 yr old did try a little indoors at first while learning to mount. Once you get past that stage, you need the room the outdoors provide.
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He would be great! The seat is really wide and their legs don't go under any dashboard or anything like that. My 4yr old was able to jump in and out just fine.
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I think that this bike will have a bit too much power for him because its a fast bike. His size might work but the speed will probably worry me since he's really only 6 years old.
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I purchased this for my grandson and he is small yet so he uses it indoors at the moment. They have tiled and hardwood floors where he rides it. However, there is no reason not to use it outside on a sidewalk as well. It was meant for both!
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My son got a book to learn how to ride this off Amazon and also watched videos on youtube. He was riding down the street in about a week or two. He enjoys his unicycle.
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Yep, you can use for indoor use. It won't damage anything because it goes like 2 mph I believe.
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It is an indoor toy. According to our son this doesn't work outside. The ambient light disrupts the controls. If you want outdoor I would suggest jumping up to a 2.4 Ghz control system.
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Yes, this works well on carpet and outdoors. We have the track set up on carpet to help keep my son's riding contained while he is in the house but he knows how to take it off now and will ride it all over the house. Lol! When we go outside, he rides it without the track with no problem. He really enjoys this toy a lot!
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Hi Gail - My 10 year old rides it around the kitchen and I know college kids ride it up and down the hall. I'm in my 50's and tall and rode it too. But I think depending on the size of your child they should be at least 4 or 5 years old. It moves pretty easily especially on say wood floors. It should work in a garage and driveway tho gravel might wear into the tires (replaceable) a bit. My son practices texting while driving it too. I remind him it is against the law to text and drive. The temptation is too strong. Any other questions feel free to ask. Tom
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Hello! I think you can,as long as the road will not be TOO hot ,your child will be ok. Also,be careful with level 3,it's really slippery! I hope this will be helpful to know.
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My 2 year old rides this his Quad a lot outside in the grass and gravel. Occasionally, he does get stuck, but has figured out how to get himself unstuck. It is not smooth, flat terrain that he rides in.
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Only if he has long legs. My son is 38" and can just barely reach but is not comfy enough to ride well
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Might be. My athletic 10 year old uses it in the snow. My 7 year old will use it to try tricks and in the snow. However if your son is athletic I say go for a skateboard. My boys have skateboards and do well on them.
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He could enjoy it very much but he must wear protective helmet and elbow and knee pads because the scooter spins around without knowing when it will, and you may fall off. It is low to the ground so you will not fall far,but it does go very fast. My grandson loves his. He is 11. Years old.
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Absolutely! Start with ready-to-fly, then build a kit for something bigger and more complex. He'll learn so much and practice patience and careful work. And you will both have fun! (and lose the x-box; it just teaches sitting)
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I am sure you can us it in door or out door but the wheels have ridges on them. Indoor wheels should be some what softer.
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Yes and no. Yes, if the child is 8 or above and is fairly responsible for that age. Here's why -- The helicopter works best indoors, due to it's remote working via infrared light, not radio waves. You have to point the remote at the helicopter for the heli to "see" the signal. Working outside, the sun often "blinds" the heli to the remote's signal. So, works better inside. But, if it's used inside, even though it works really well there, curtains, walls, and anything sitting on a table is at risk of damage by the heli's rotor blades. So, if you have a large open area, free from things that could be tipped over or damaged by this toy, you're ok, otherwise the level of responsibility of the child operating it would be a huge factor. Add to that, although the heli is very responsive to the remote's commands, it takes a bit of time to learn how to control the heli well. My eight-year-old grandson learned how to control it well in about 15 minutes. Until then, objects in the the living room suffered. So, depending on the child, the answer is "yes or no".