🦿 Flybar Maverick Walking Stilts: Adjustable Height Stilts for Kids (Small) – Up to 190 lbs, Ages 5 & Up Review

Gave these to my kids for Christmas and they love them. I think they took it as a personal challenge to see how quickly they could learn to walk on it. So far my 12, 10 and 8 year olds use them. Although my 6 year old hasn't tried it yet.

My daughter has a sensory processing disorder and was introduced to stilts through occupational therapy. They were an amazing tool for the movement it took to reboot her body. I found them online and gave them to her for Christmas and she loves them very much. There is more than one height so they can grow with you too.

It was a great gift 🎁 I tried it myself and it definitely takes balance and talent. Very funny and fun for everyone. The only thing I didn't like was that the stickers got stuck in the hole (you can adjust the height). The rod got stuck and I had to pull it out with all my strength. The sticker is partially torn off. Perhaps the company should put stickers on the parts that retract and extend for height adjustment.

Bought a pair for my niece but they didn't come with screws for the bottom half so I emailed them on their website about it but no response. After that I bought another pair for my other niece because they are good but it came with screws. I had to follow them to the hardware store. It was from another seller, maybe that has something to do with it.

We bought these for our 8 year old daughter for Christmas. They were easy to assemble, durable and fun. We only used them on the shortest setting, the higher you ride the more stable it can get. The only criticism is the poor quality of the paintwork. Looks like they painted the rusty metal so the bottom was already chipped and rusted out of the box. Some lame.

These stilts are solidly built and all my kids ages 6-13 love them. The only negative I would like to say about them is that the plastic plugs on the ends of the handles are very brittle. Stilts inevitably fall to the ground, especially when children are learning to use them, and within minutes of use, both lids broke. Doesn't affect performance, just cosmetic. I wonder why they didn't use a more elastic material for these tips.

My daughter wanted this for Christmas and we must do it. They are easy to assemble, adapt to the child's height and have a full foot platform. It took my daughter a few tries to learn how to just stand on it, but using a wall to help her stand up and balance seemed to help. I think most kids will figure it out pretty quickly once they figure out how to hold on to coordinate walking on them. The handles are reminiscent of a medical cane, but provide additional stability. I think the weight range

They broke the second day my daughter tried to use them. I felt they were poorly and cheaply made and was disappointed when I took the stilts out of the box, they were improperly constructed and uneven. I double checked that all height and weight requirements fit my daughter before purchasing but was not happy at all. This was a real disappointment as we were really looking forward to it and loved the stilts but unfortunately they didn't live up to expectations in any way. Broke easily and…

I have a very active, busy 4 year old Don. So this Christmas I bought him things that require energy, physical effort and concentration, do not take up much space and can be used in the house. It was one of those articles. My 4 year old was able to balance unaided and walk a few steps unaided on the first lap after exercise. My 2 year old is learning to balance on it. walls with help. I will not use them or without their father following them to help them when needed and to catch them when they