My 10 year old daughter wants one. She's 5'2" and 110 lbs. How fast will she outgrow the turtle?
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My son is 5' and a little over 80 lbs and still fits on it comfortably. They use these in his PE class (which is why we bought one), and he says the coach, who is a fully grown adult man, uses them to show the kids the roller racer activities. I'm 5'5 and can still fit on it as well. Hope that helps.
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I am 5'6" and under the recommended weight limit of 150 lbs. I ride the Flying Turtle almost every day.
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I bought one for my granddaughter, 6th birthday. Her mother, 5'5" and at least 110 lbs+ (I dare not ask her weight) rode it and gave no problems.
1541993
Although my son is only 5, he is scaring his mother with how high he climbs. If your 10 year old is athletic, they won't require any climbing experience. My daughter is 2.5, and seems to be pre-wired to climb stuff!
754995
My ten year old is pretty tall for her age...probably 5-2 and she still uses them, but she does have to bed her knees. The set looks just as good today as it did when I installed it years ago :)
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This tank is tall rather then long. For a turtle I would suggest a long tank instead of tall. I also dont think this tank would be big enough for a turtle especially after the turtle has grown. My turtle is in a 150 gallon tank. I upgraded from a 50 gallon because he didnt have a lot of room to turn around in it.
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My son was 13 when we got these for him. If she already has stilts and can navigate the height/balance thing, she should be fine. Have her start out slow - on grass- until she gets the hang of it... and make her wear a helmet!!!
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My daughter is 10, average size and on the thin side. She wears a large. She is about 57" tall and is 82 lbs. She likes to wear her clothes a little bit larger than her normal size so she could have the item for a while.
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The sizes for this item are in years. For example a size 2 is for a 2 year old. For kids is easy. But your girl is 5 feet tall, maybe the size 10 would be te best choise for this specific item. Good luck
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My 10 year old daughter got the Razor RipStik Ripster and loves it. The regular one is to big for but she is only about 4 foot 9 inches.
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I got one for my 26 year old daughter who is 5'2" and about 120 pounds. Perfect for her!
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My child was about 39"-40" when she got it for Christmas. She was just able to pedal it, and loved it. Within a couple of months she grew into it more.
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All kids have different length legs so if she has squatty legs they may not reach. However I can almost guarantee that she will not be 33 inches indefinitely. It is a very good quality trike so it will work for her from the Pre pedal pushing phase to the "look at me I am riding with one foot on the seat!". I say buy it and she will use it in whatever way she is ready to. Enjoy!
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My 7 year old uses ours, she's a big girl for her age. But I don't think she'll get very many years of use out of it. Check out the measurements. I think somewhere it says how many inches tall everything is. It's smaller than I expected.
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I would think so. My 2 1/2 year old (who is tall) still has plenty of room to grow. I'm guessing she'll be in it until at least 4 for our runs :)
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My 12-year old daughter has a full size. I got the mini for my 7 year old so I would say he would outgrow the mini too quickly.
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My son is 10. It would have been to fast for him at five and to big. Hope this helps.
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Great product I bought two for my daughters last year. My 10 yr old got the youth medium she is 4'5 and 11 yr old who is 5'6 got the youth x large Hope this helps
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Depends on her experience. If she is still using training wheels go with this. If she can ride without, I might go with the next size to get more use out of it. If money isn't an issue, tho, this is probably closer to what she would need right now.