Will this be a good toy for a guy?
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I bought the toy for my youngest grandson who is turning 5. I believe he will need some help with it initially but it should be in his range of ability.
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I guess so, as long as it's up on a piece of furniture where he can't get at it. The music and lights are nice. The stuffed animal itself is not really for playing with. Hope that helps!
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I would reccomend it , a lot of junk and toys out there, this is a good entry level and good quality for the price range, I think the pull distance is adjustable on this one that is why I bought this one , there are smaller ones out there but that 11 year old will start growing fast trust me, he should be lucky to get one, remember to lay down the saftey rules first, hugo's online had the best price last year, a straw hay bale wrapped in a plastic bag makes a good cheap target
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Yes, I would say so. If the action is adjusted right (which mine was, right out of the box) then it should be easy on the fingers. It's fun to play and it sounds great - and it looks great. You can get cheaper starter guitars, but if this is in your price range, go for it.
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yes. It's is a joy of fun. Mine has broken down several times probably due to excessive misuse. Their customer service is great. And they do honor the warranty. Have fun with it.
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It all depends on what he will be using it for. This would be good for general use.
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yes absolutely. its a big toy. my 5 year old nephew has it as well and he loves it
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I believe so. I bought it to play myself, for fun. You might want to ask other buyers as well.
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I don't think that's a good idea because it is good only for display. The parts are so sensitive that it is not recommended as a toy. It is only for collection. You can give him a Tonka fire truck for a present.
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This would be perfect for him. Our kids have had theirs for a year now and have used the heck out of them. This is a durable, great starter set for right and left handed kids. It's also fun to use an adult.
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In my opinion yes. It's a sturdy wand. At the same time, the type of play shouldn't involve smacking it hard against corners, edges, etc. if used as a wand, it's all good.
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I would say yes. It is not flimpsie like the plastic cheap one. But it is on wheels and does move so you have to make sure he at least ready for it.
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He will get a ton of pleasure out of this toy. You will have to do all the work though..haha. The tower is very shaky, and you do need to monitor this. Once set up though, he will have hours, and hours of fun with it though, once he learns the release system. I think the Age 5 is recommendation is to set it up solo/change it.
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Yes, i think he will be very happy. He may want to watch some you-tube for the different shaving technique with this style razor(i use a mug and brush) for a wonderful shave that YOU will appreciate!
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Clearly this is a popular toy for that age group, mine was for a couples' 60th anniversary, both 90-ish. Maybe it should say 'suitable for ages 85-95' on the packaging?I hope you manage to get it sorted John. I suppose you'd at least have some evidence (this thread) to back you up if you do end up breaking the thing, but I'm sure you'd rather it didn't come to that.Good luck,Harry
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It's probably good and durable if you can get her interested in it. Mine are still a bit reluctant, unless I play with them with this toy. But great for bouncing it around and have them bring it back to you or wrestle over it!