I have an eleven year old son, he weighs about 70 lbs.and is 4'7".what size unicycle should I purchase?
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torquer unicycle the best16 inchand practice 2 hours a dayand you'll get itcall me if you want
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Not sure what the sizes are, as I am answering from my phone, but definitely the larger sized one. My daughter was smaller than that when I got it for her, and she did fine. It is really good quality, too!
94942
My grandson is 7 yrs old and 80 lbs now and can still use his but I think that I would suggest 70 lbs and under. He got his 2 years ago so he probably was around 50 lbs. My granddaughter has one and she's 5 yrs old and around 40-50 lbs, (a little chubby) but she really rocks on hers. This brand is the best out there, I've checked them all and they're the best.
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Hi, Bought these for my twin grandsons this summer and sorry to say, they are now 42" tall and still need the training wheels because they cannot reach the ground when on the seat. They learned to ride on balance bikes but these bikes are too big. If I had it to do over I would go with the 12". Hope this helps.
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I'm 5'11" and weigh 160 lbs, and I ride a 24". A 24" for your son seems like a logical step up, but if he wants the challenge, they just go for the 26".
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My four year son is 42" and he uses the mini micro scooter. I imagine he'd use this until he's five at least or gets above the weight limit. His twin sister and him love the mini micro scooter.
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My boy just turned 4 back in November and he's 42-43 inches tall. This bike fits him perfect but then again he seems more comfortable on his sisters 16 inch wheel bike. I hope this helps in making your decision. God Bless!
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It's just the right size for my 4 year old boy. The weight limit is 65 lbs. My 8 year old daughter got on it and she was cramped on it. So if your son is on the smaller side he could maybe ride it for a summer or so! I would look at something a little bit bigger.
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I think you should be fine unless your son has very short legs. I have this bike and the mini glider. The mini glider is more appropriate for a 2-3 year old.
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It is more about the weight and size of the child rather than the age. My son is 49" and and 50 lbs, he will be able to use that scooter for years to come without out growing it
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My 11 year old daughter (who is about 5'2") and her 12 year old friend both have this scooter and they fit just fine. They have both had them for over a year and have used them extensively and they still work great. I think they will get at least another year or two of use out of them.
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I think this bike would be too tall for him. I'd select a bike with a smaller wheel size. Our kids are five, and tall for their age, and I don't think they could have been riding this much sooner. Our kids are 42"+.
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Definitely go bigger; go for a 24" to learn on. If I had to do it all again, I would not buy this brand unicycle. A good adult uni is the Torker LX (as opposed to the CX, which is like $20 less but much cheaper quality. I bought a CX for my girl and regret not spending the little bit more for something decent).
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If he doesnt already ride a pedal bike I would recommend the 12" you will inevitably have to get the 16" as well but use the 12" to boost confidence. I have a 4 and 6 year old and my older boy is just now getting comfortable with the 16" he kept trying to steal back the little bike
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I ordered this for my seven-year-old son and it fit smaller than I thought it would he weighs about 70 pounds.
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Honestly this unicycle has a weight limit on it from 125lbs I believe. Therefore I don't recommend you on it.This was bought for my daughter and she loves it. I have been learning with her and use a sturdier 20" which could support my 170lbs. Though the last couple weeks I have been using a 24" unicycle and have been happier with it. I'm 5'11" am trying to balance between the unicycles myself to find what's good for an adult to ride on, so far the 24" is winning.
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I purchased these for my 8 years old son who only weighs 50 pounds, but when I read other reviews I recall reading about someone else who got the same training wheels for a person weighing 110lbs and had no issues.
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I don't ride, but my 11 and 13 year-old sons do well on 20" wheels. Being 6'3", I would think 24" might suit you better.