Is the Youth Crutches for 5'2" and shorter? If not what is the height requirement for the youth crutches?
519331
My daughter is 8, 56 inches and she's in the middle ring ... 5 ft 2 would be a max
519332
I bought these for a toy for my daughter. She absolutely loves them. She is 48", even at the lowest setting they are a bit tall for her, but she manages. Hope that helps
700946
At 5'2" I find it a bit of a stretch. At 5'8" my husband finds it perfect. At 6' my son can't use it because his knees hit the handlebars. The handlebars don't move but you do sit upright and slightly forward.
2144506
I purchased the small half leg (HL13) for my 14-year-old son. Height 5'8". Weight 140. Hope this helps.
1147159
I'm 5 ft. tall, and would not recommend for anyone over the age of 5. it a child chair
2143998
I would think so, with Mobilegs it more a question of how long from underarm to hand and from hand to ground. There are a lot of 'holes' to make them shorter in either place. I would be more concerned if you were 6'2" as you could be at the limit of one or both of these measurements for the crutches. I was very happy with my Mobilegs. The underarm part pivots so you don't get the usual rubbing there and the handles are very padded so I got no skin irritation at all from using them.
548950
The crutches are for for persons who between 4'6 to 6'6.....They come in 2 pieces on each crutch.... Each crutch has self adjustable pegs on them. You can adjust the length and the crutch grips.
38734
My daughter is 35" tall (at nearly 3 years old) and seemed to be able to reach the pedals on an in-store display. The seat is adjustable. The problem is that some in-store smart cycles have the seat height fixed. A 35" tall kid might need shoes on to pedal properly, I think.
619192
The scooter height is standard & not adjustable, good for chidren up to 5'5''
480108
5'2"??? You could get a booster seat. Jk. The back moves up and down and the armrests move in (towards your body) and out. Now you can't move them in any further than the edges of the seat. So I don't know if that's enough for you. I would think so. It's a great chair.
260587
My son who wears it is of slight build, 5'6" and it fits him fine. Cannot say if it will be right for someone 5'2". You could try contacting the seller.
876647
My son is 5'11 and the hip-knee flexion seems just right for him. So I am unsure for someone 6'3.
633862
They are supposed to fit heights between 4 feet 6 inches and 5 feet 2 inches. My daughter is 7 and is only 4 feet tall and can use them without any issues. They seem to be well made and durable. Also easy to adjust.
477379
Yes. When I bought my son the unicycle, he was 5'3'' (about 160cm), he was able to ride at the lowest seating. Hope this helps.
1372682
Yes they are height yes do i recommended this item no it almost send my two year old to the ER it broke on hime when he was going to the bottom bunk because the top wasnt assembled yet and the bed broke in the middle and almost stabbed my sonin the foot.so if a 40 pound kid can brake it the a adult definitely will
305849
yeah, 4'6 ro 5'2. We got them for my daughter, but ended up having to rent some. They were too short for her. She was 5'0 then.
1487781
I always "assume" youth to be anything from 5th grade to 8th grade kids before high school. I bought a few of these for our 5th& 6th grade football team this past fall for our QB to use. I think this would be good for a 5'4" 125lb kid - boy or girl should be fine. It worked perfectly for our QB, who probably was maybe a bit smaller and still worked fine.
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Hi, this scooter is suitable for the height. my daughter is around 4 years age and when I bought it she had 38" tall and now she has also about 40", but it still works. I concern the age of 2 1/2 because it's designed for 3-5 years, Micro has lower age type but I think it's not worthy now for you. i recommond you can start from this mini micro for your 4 years child and cultivate the interest for your 2 1/2 child, when the younger child takes over it then you can but 5-12years type(maxi micro) for your older child. Kind regards!Jimmy