Which GoaL size is suitable for 5-7 year old kids?
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Our daughter just turned 8 and we bought her the 8' pop up ones. Her coach recommended that over the 6' size.
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I would suggest the 4 footer. I also like to use corner flags or a coaching stick for goals so that the kids do not goal guard. If you get these make a retaining arc with discs infront of goals so kids will not stand there and play GK. hope this helps.
248753
I have a 5 and 7 year old and this 4' size is perfect for them in the back yard.
248754
I use the 4-foot goals for 5-7 year old kids. This is a good size for all ages...all the way through college.
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They make the rockboard in 2 sizes. I own one of each size. I would recommend the smaller size for a 5 year old. The full size version is quite a bit taller and probably better for 8 and up.
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Seven might be perfect for these. I bought them for a 3 y/o, and he didn't have the coordination to use them. I'm not sure of the length of the cords, but I believe they would work for a 7 y/o . They are FUN!
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I would get the 12by 6 if space permits. I bought 2 of the 8 by 6 for my 8 & 5 year old grandsons but as they grow I will replace with the larger goals..Tom D
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I think the 8.5" is a great all-purpose size for most age ranges. How do you intend to use it? When I was a kid we occasionally used larger sized balls for 4square, but the 8.5" offers better ball handling / control.
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Hi, perhaps below 5 would be good. For big kids, maybe good is good to try the Ultra version.
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I'm not sure. If the goal will accomodate a standard size basketball, I would say a standard size net. Have you contacted Fisher Price about a replacement net? Good luck!
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I would say that its a perfect size for kids under 5 it perfect fits a 3 or 4 years old kid.
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We bought one a few years ago, then bought another one this year. They are both the same -- I think they are the standard one, no frills, can fit 5-7 year old or has a bar to add for 8-10 year old. Kids love both of them that we have.
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Depends upon the child... probably the smallest 0 or 00. Smaller is better than bigger. Too big will hamper their kicks.
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My two oldest kids figured this out around 2 years old, so yes, 5 and 7 year olds should be able to use these. They're on the big side, though, so you may want to check out the kids' version, which my kids (ages 2-4) have and love.
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I use my size 3-4 to display clothes 12months to size 6 kids;) hope that helps!
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I think 7 is a good age for this...my 3 year old is a bit small but figured it out in short order.
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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.
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it might be a bit small. my grandson is 7 and it's just right for him. size wise.
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In my opinion, the average child that age would only be able to use a few of the features. The manufacturer suggests ages 6 and up, but I would say it would be more worthwhile for even a slightly older child like 7. A 5-6 year old would surely enjoy it, just probably not use all of the features.
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I would say go with as big as you can afford to go. They can always grow into the bigger goal. And practicing on a bigger goal will make the smaller one easier to cover ground on.