any reason these couldn't be used for a group of Mite and Squirt youth Hockey players?
1348100
Don't coach hockey, so don't know the terminology, but they would be good for smaller players age 7-11 or so based on our soccer experiences. Pennies themselves are fine. Thin, lightweight. Lasted one soccer season so far, holding up fine.
1348101
No reason at all. I bought mine for two soccer teams. Age group range from 8 years old to 16 years old and they have held up. They are of good quality. I would highly recommend.
1348102
I am not a hockey guy, but the bibs fit u9 soccer players comfortably. I would assume with pads it would not cover past mid torso.
1348103
No, except that there is alot of contact so the may not last as long. But the price is right.
1101563
I should have asked that question myself. They are the 2.5 inch pucks. They do last quite a bit, so the smaller size may be a good think if interested in variety.
1026662
I would not think so. They are small and it wouldn't be the right application for them.
2173343
They are really small. I wouldn't recommend them being around children that put things in there mouth. I ordered the hard plastic colored ducks from amazon for my daughters party and I used these for gifts to the older than 3 children.
860253
I'm not sure. I've never seen an baseball players wearing them. I don't see why a boy couldn't wear one though.
162852
Hi, I used them in hope of keeping elk and deer away but they only played with the items. They did not work for that.
1029661
you could use another goal as long as it is the same or similar dimensions. the backstops are attached by weaving rope around the frame so they should work on similar sized goals. the goal i bought had pockets in the corners so the hockey player would know when he made a good corner shot. we also got a dozen of the light soft pucs so the boys could play in doors. enjoy.
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The can be challenging for kids younger than 13, if the other players are adults. It's a difference of reference and knowledge, but the cards themselves are innocuous, but can be answered gross or inappropriate if the players take it in that direction. (e.g. "... what's the worst thing to have in your mouth").
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I honestly don't know. I think that just like baby swim diapers they might not be allowed in some due to the fact that the wee wee and poo poo will still soak through and contaminate the water. Your best bet if you really care about others is to call and ask the park directly, though I'm betting some wear them anyway and just don't admit it. We all know about those that are too lazy to get out and go to the restroom that go in the pool so congrats on being a concerned person! You're a real gem!
684647
I don't think that's what this is meant for. This is so you can keep hockey socks from falling down. There's a clip on each end to connect to the socks. I don't even know what you'd attach it to for basketball or football or running.
1433409
I could not use. Didn't state but cannot be used by diabetics. If there are restrictions such as this I would certainly not use on a child. Should do as recommended by a poditrist
876689
They were used by a small person. I think they can be used by a child of 10 or higher.
1582209
They would probably become cold due to the amount of sweat that would build up. They wick enough for an active job / hiking, but think it may not be adequate for a sport.
311780
I'm not sure what you mean, but I assume you're talking about Canada's action against the tiny, powerful, neodymium magnets, which can cause serious problems if kids swallow more than one. I could be wrong, but I don't think these are neodymium, and are much weaker than those - they seem that way to me. Additionally the magnets here are embedded in plastic. Not that these are suitable for young children. A determined kid could probably swallow a plastic-encased magnet, and the quarter-inch steel balls (non-magnetic) wouldn't be the best thing to swallow.
610665
I can't think of any reason why not! I haven't used mine for that purpose, but the generous size & their texture would seem ideal for it. You could either attach one to a Swiffer-type applicator, or you could use them by hand.
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Don't see why not. It's not so much a game enhancer for the kids as it is a boon for the kids' parents. I bought it to protect the kids and my flowerbeds, since it directs the ball coming out of the net, so the ball doesn't crush your landscaping and helps keep little kids from chasing the ball into the street.
1958649
Because they are a therapy tool, it just says "use with adult supervision" but I had a physical therapist use them one on one with a child as young as two, who was very hesitant to walk and had coordination problems, and I have used them for many children's groups as old as seven and they all had fun with them.