Geospace Original Walkaroo 'Wee' Balance Stilts for Little Kids & Beginners (Ages 4+), Adjustable Height, Active Play - Assorted Colors (Red or Blue) Review

My daughter quickly learned to use these stilts for good and evil. You may need to find a new hiding place for your chocolate.

So cool, even adults love them! It took a few tries to get it right but these things are awesome! My son uses them every day and continues to take turns with other outdoor toys even when the others are tossed aside.

We bought these for some of our grandchildren. The stilts are very easy to assemble, I find them really well built and rated for heavy loads. The grandchildren quickly learned to deal with it. so that they stand on stilts and balance. you love her

Very well done. I expect them to last until my grandchildren are grown. The 7-year-old had great difficulty walking when he first tried to walk. Maybe because he's not as tall as other boys his age. I made him lean against the wall to keep his balance. With the help of adults, he is not yet able to maneuver on his own. 4 years old Well, he rather plays with his hotwheels. I had to wait to get her for her 10th birthday.

This set of stilts is very easy to assemble and adjust in height. It was a gift for an 8 year old girl and she became a pro at stilt walking in minutes. In fact, she used them all summer. My 6'2 oldest also tried them once and they kept his weight down too. This makes a cool, unique gift for someone, mostly because it features physical activity and balance training that you really won't see. Things for sale in department stores.

My children aged 10 and 6 love these stilts. And at this age, it's all about balance for me. I contacted the company when my kids lost the screw holding the pieces together (I didn't screw it in tight enough and they didn't tell me it was loose). Since it was our fault I wanted to buy another part. Geospace immediately replied that they would be happy to send a new part, which they did. I didn't expect that when I bought Revain. My kids are thrilled to be walking on stilts again. I think we…

Well my 4 year old loves doing this but definitely needs help. It's too difficult for him alone. He also needs help with balance. Neighborhood children tried with varying degrees of success. Some liked it, some were afraid of it. Some playful adults also tried it, which was no less interesting for viewers. There are several design features to look out for. 1. Not as ergonomic as it seems. The handles and footrests are fine, but the stilts themselves are not balanced. By placing the handles…