What age do you prefer for these
1002683
Well, our kids are 7 and 5. The soccer ball size is a size 3. Our goals are 4 foot wide. I have kicked the ball into the goals, not hard, and would say that maybe up to age 10. Or more novice players, just starting out to learn to play soccer.
1002684
My grandchildren are ages 7 (athletic girl) and 3 (active boy) Their parents report the goals work very well and are easy to set up and store away.I bought the mid-range size, in hopes the goals would get at least a few seasons of use. This is only the first summer, but they seem to be holding up well.
1002685
Got them for my 5 year old; in our leagues these are the goals used from 4 year olds up until 7 and then goals get bigger and they play with refs, but for practicing my kids love them. We purchased the 6 footers.
1002686
Right now I coach U13 Girls, but I have been using 6 foot pop-ups for the last few years from ages 10-13. I would say stick to the 6ft or 8ft goals with size 4 or 5 balls. 4ft goals work well with size 3 to 4 balls.
681593
I believe that they are suppose to be for around 3 years old....but my 18 month old granddaughter plays with them alot. She does not always use them as they are...somtimes they are bad guys or pirates, depending on what her big brothers are playing at the time. She loves them.
1003072
I would say best ages are 3 - 5. My grandson is 3 so I know we will get our money's worth
1214593
Most definitely. I would think that's the perfect age. I have two and my granddaughter is only 16 months. Hardly old enough to hand them to her as a toy. But she giggles at them when I hold her on my lap and we play with them. She definitely has it figured out how to feed the little guys! EDITED: to say: After reading the comment left by CandaceMacan24 , I may agree that 5 and above may even be a better age group than 4 - she makes some good points. Depends on the kid. As a side note, My 16 month old GD isn't scared by it.
149160
Ages 7 and up would be best. My 5 year old nephew tries to play, but it's pretty difficult for him.
1534448
I wouldn't as they could slide through where the feet go. I'd wait until they are at least 5 or 6 months old.
1907359
If she's tall I would. Then they'd last her a while longer. We got shorter ones for her when she was six and didn't work too well because she was a little taller too.
2147269
Both of my girls have them, but they are late teens. I would not think they would be best for under 7 or so, but I see another reviewer says her 3yr old loves them....
1649121
I think they would be fine for a 3 year old, as there are no small parts and they are really fun. I think a small would be fine for a 3 year old
1793847
Yes, its a good idea...i believe 8 years or older, my son is 10...i don't like them, made in china. My son and all his friends love them.
5435
Yes, ages 5-10 seems correct. Some reviewers mentioned letting three-year-old play. That's too young due to threat of choking if they put it in their mouth. Even kids who don't eat things anymore may still experiment with putting it in their mouth and accidentally swallow it. Why take a chance?
658451
Personally I think 7-12. But more mature 5 and 6 year olds could do it and like it too.
1438951
I started my daughter on them at four years old. Each child had different nutritional needs so please check with your pediatrician or homeopathic professional first.
1835232
I would do the 3-6 so they last longer. I went up to the larger size for my kids for that reason and I'm glad I did!
1207312
We purchased these several months ago, my son is 1 1/2 now and just started really getting into them. Could depend on the child, and particular interests, but I would say at least 1 year +
1768324
any age really...they just need to practice. you can maybe do the strings shorter so they can be more manageable for her...but they are tons of fun and kids love them
1352340
I actually purchased three of these (triplets) for my 5 year old granddaughter. I feel they are much more appropriate for this age. They are very small and a 7 month old would just have them in her mouth as she's teething. She might chew the tiny fingers off!