Review on WALIKI Hopping Inflatable Ridding Included by Julius Hunter

My daughter loves horses and such so it was cute for her. She likes it, but only jumps stationary so far. I guess when she sees her older brother on a bouncing ball from this company (blue with an elephant on it) she'll understand how to move and jump. Her brother has had a hopper for about 3 years and uses it often and it still works so I suspect Mr Jones will keep the horse for a long time too. I like soft covers. Some of the rubber grips were colored green but that doesn't matter, just for the price I was expecting it to be brown as my son was 3pm or less but it was around 10pm. Make sure you place the inflated ball in the case before inflating even halfway as it will not fit. Some reviews have mentioned that the saddle is too big, but I haven't encountered that, but you have to constantly inflate it so that it fits very snugly in the case, the case shouldn't shift on it at all and compress the zipper. end closed. My daughter has fallen a few times and it's the perfect height so she doesn't hurt herself, just roll over and get back on her pony. I personally think the size is too small for a 4 or 5 year old. When hopping, the legs should touch the ground, the knees are slightly less bent than when sitting. My daughter has really long legs and might be almost 3 years old but 4 and 5 might be challenging. I would recommend the funnel ball my son has from this company for an older child. In my opinion the design of this ball is bean shaped rather than round and the grip type is safer/easier for the baby.