is it good for 10 year olds who are pretty strong
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I'd say "Yes". I bought one for a 13-yo girl and it's perfect for her. So if you have a strong 10-yo boy, should be ideal provided they're tall enough.
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We bought this for our 9 year old. He's an active boy and has a lot of upper body strength so it is easy for him to pull. I would think 10 would be the top for this bow because it has a light pull. It's great for a beginner and the site is fairly accurate. It's good for about a 25 yard range but not strong enough for more. Our nine-year has had it for about 5 months and is ready for a recurve.
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My kids are 8 & 10. It has no problem with their combined weight of approximatly 190 lbs. This is one of the more heavy duty models as compared to ones I've seen on the market. We also purchased the optional net which is worth every penny.
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Yes it its, it is pretty small and im a bit to strong to pull the plunger to make it fire. So a 10yo would be ok with this.
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I think that if the 10-year-old likes to "put stuff together and make things work", it's a great educational toy for that age! The pieces are color-coded and also marked with letters/numbers and the instructions tell you in which order to place the pieces together. I don't think it is too elementary for a 10 year old to start with.
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I used it with my 6 and 10 year old sons. I'd say it was pretty doable for the 10 year old, but I was doing all the gluing for the 6 year old. It's a fun craft with lots of possibilities but it comes down to being patient and steady to hold it in place, glue, and then let it dry. Seems to me like that's a skill that takes practice but I believe an 8 year old could do it and would enjoy this. Hope that helps.
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Our daughter, tall and not particularly strong was able to use it reasonably well on her 11th birthday. I'm not sure about the more technical questions. At the same time her 12 year old brother had no problem pulling it,
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well if you get it its got a brushed motor and its not really that fast. i would think it would be good for a 10yr old as long as you don't go brushless. if you get a brushless truck i am not sure a 10 yr old can control it. i got this truck and wanted to make it faster and put a brushless and it probally goes up to 55 or more mph. i would say to get it for your 10yr old but leave the motor it comes with. i am pretty sure it will be easy for him or her to control. i would just make sure you supervise them at first til they learn how it goes and they should not have a problem. if you wanna look more into the truck go on youtube and look it up and then you get a idea. i hope that helps you a bit. well if you get it its got a brushed motor and its not really that fast. i would think it would be good for a 10yr old as long as you don't go brushless. if you get a brushless truck i am not sure a 10 yr old can control it. i got this truck and wanted to make it faster and put a brushless and it probally goes up to 55 or more mph. i would say to get it for your 10yr old but leave the motor it comes with. i am pretty sure it will be easy for him or her to control. i would just make sure you supervise them at first til they learn how it goes and they should not have a problem. if you wanna... » Read More well if you get it its got a brushed motor and its not really that fast. i would think it would be good for a 10yr old as long as you don't go brushless. if you get a brushless truck i am not sure a 10 yr old can control it. i got this truck and wanted to make it faster and put a brushless and it probally goes up to 55 or more mph. i would say to get it for your 10yr old but leave the motor it comes with. i am pretty sure it will be easy for him or her to control. i would just make sure you supervise them at first til they learn how it goes and they should not have a problem. if you wanna look more into the truck go on youtube and look it up and then you get a idea. i hope that helps you a bit. « Show Less
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We bought it for our 10 year old grandson. He loved it! 5 years old might be ok, but you would have to set it up and give him some guidance on it.
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I would not recommend it. I found that it much longer than I had expected. A 10 year old will get frustrated.
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I would say no. I just bought it for my 3 year old, and while she'll likely get several years of use out of it, I feel like it would be too small to accommodate a typical 10 year old. It's a darling product though, very sturdy and drives well.
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I recommend , is very strong , my son is very happy ! depends on the height I reach my height 5'4.
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I would say so. My daughter is only 10. I have been known to get on the bar myself and I am 44 and 130lbs.
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yes it would be appropriate for a 10 year old the only "bad word " in it is darn there is violence but it is "G" rated
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Might be. My athletic 10 year old uses it in the snow. My 7 year old will use it to try tricks and in the snow. However if your son is athletic I say go for a skateboard. My boys have skateboards and do well on them.
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For older kiddos, maybe. The pieces do not lock together tightly, and lift sometimes. Could trip up young gymnasts!
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I think it would have been fine for my children when they were 10. It is not a toy, but it is sturdier than some of the cheaper ones. May be a good lesson and it is simple to use.