What Ages Can Use This Ball ?
1261246
I would say any age as long as there is an adult there for the really little ones. Out neighbor is three and loves it.
1261247
Smaller children work best. I bought it for my 5 year old twins. They loved it. Probably ok for 3+. Smaller kids that don't mind getting tumbled around a bit. It was too hard to roll it with my 9 year old in it.
1261248
My two year old had a blast in it. I would say any child up to about 120lbs is fine. I will warn you that the quality of the toy is extremely low. It usually comes with holes in it and after a couple of uses can not be safely used any more.
1261249
I would say 5 and up but my nephews and I cant get it blown up enough to use it right we ve already burned out 2 pumps trying to get it right so the kids can enjoy it .
1261250
my four grand kids where 10 and under but my adult son was in it as well they had a blast.
1261251
Whatever ages can fit in it. It's quite large and we've even had a few adults inside it.
1261252
2-6 years old, but, our ball only lasted one day and ripped in so many places it was irrepairable. I would not purchase this item again.
1582299
Games are usually marked for ages 3-5, 4-7, or 5-8. My son got his at age 3, and my daughter still loves hers at age 6.
586813
It's 18" PLEASE trust our age recommendations. At Waliki we are pros. We have tested this size and it is the right one for that age group. You can make the ball smaller or larger by inflating it more or less. It's super durable. Your little princess will love it!
1841849
I would say 2 and 3 year olds although small 4 year olds may be able to use it also. We use it for our 2 year old and she loves it.
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.
1347661
My toddler is 21 months and has been using this for about 2 months. There's a lot more he could do with it if he were a little older, so I'm hopeful that he'll continue to play with it for at least another 6-12 months.
1924450
I would say 3 and up but depending on the 2-year old they could probably have fun with it too. I know 18-month old kids that would probably do something with them! And maybe up to 8 or 10. There again, it depends on the child.
1201838
My niece is 6 and still uses hers all the time. It is not a huge ball, but should still work for a 7 year old.
1031098
According to Wilson here are the age ranges for their footballs: Peewee 6-9 yrs. old; Junior 9-12 yrs. old; Youth (not sold here) 12-14 yrs. old; Official every other age. In reality we only used regulation size when I started playing in 5th grade (11-12 yrs old) but it would be very hard for a 6 year old to grip a regulation ball. Personally I would start my son out on a peewee to teach him proper form and progress to a standard as he got bigger hands/better form.
1531101
dear friend, I do use the ball once in a while, still is working but I have no idea how long it will last. This bold is still the coolest thing since sliced bread.
1049671
I have twins and they are 9 months. We haven't used it in quite a while. I would say, get an exercise ball instead and save your money. I just don't think you will use it that long.
1439158
The ball is about 2 and 1/4 inches in diameter. It bounces higher than any ball you have seen. As others stated by others, it was used for most all the games we played as a kid.
158524
The machine we have can be adjusted to the height and age of the kid. Our is 8. I don't think you can aim it at the ground for ball bouncing.
2112903
We gave it to my nephew who is 2. My son (almost 5) loves playing with it too. I'd say 2-6 is probably a good age range.
2266231
18 months may be pushing it. It really depends on the development of your child as well as height. My grandson turned 3 in September 2013 and was 38" tall. He had no problem with the lowest height of the hoop and really enjoyed playing basketball. I would also recommend purchasing some additional balls otherwise chasing the one ball that comes with the set will really disinterest the player quickly.
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It varies by age. Young kids use a smaller ball. I don't know exactly what the ages are but roughly I would say : size 3 babies to toddlers. Size 4 kinder - 3rd graders. And #5 for older kids and grown ups.
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?