Are these large enough to be used for kids 3-legged race??
1637103
I'd say yes if the kids are elementary school age--but, these are going to be tight and not very forgiving so there is a pretty good chance things could go south on the kids pretty quick if one of them looses their balance (sprains, twisted ankles, hyper extended knees...etc...kids are resilient, but this might be a bit much..)
1330402
They are for adults. to a kid they would be too wide and won't fit properly. therefore the safety aspect won´t be covered correctly
504942
It depends on the size of the child of course. (Yesterday, my 10 year-old grandson stood next to a six year-old who had him by twenty pounds.) In general though I agree that they will be bigger than ideal for a child six or younger. That doesn't mean they are not useable, in fact my granddaughter seems to like that big look and feel.)
858089
I think it would be fine. Mine are 4 pounds and 3. They have plenty of room to move around
1691765
Yes. They would be awesome for this. Plus they accommodate all sizes of kids.
611504
Sure. I bought these for my 4 yo granddaughter and she really enjoys them. We've used them indoors and outdoors, they are very well made and don't slip.
949430
I would say 3 or possibly 4 could fit depending on their size and how they play together. My 1 year old and 3 year old fit fine and sometimes my 7 year old (who is quite large for his age) will get in with them. It does get a bit crowded with all three of them!
2208654
For small kiddos, yes these would work well. I think big strong kids would shred these. Maybe canvas bags for big kids?
1806908
yes. they are certainly big enough; it's all in how you fold it! you might want to use 2 if the child is larger just for more absorbency, like a double thickness for night, etc.
86337
Depends on the size of the kid really. I bought them for an 18 month old. He is 3 now and they will probably fit him, but we switched over to TLD elbow pads (xs) for knee/shin protection and G-form pads for elbow protection (xxs). The strider stuff is okay for neighborhood stuff but if you plan on riding the skate park or trails they tend to shift around during extended riding or decent falls. Oh and our little guy is about 37 lbs right now.
307309
Absolutely not. The horses that are in this set are only 2-3 inches tall and much, much thinner than My Little Ponies. These horses are more realistic and proportionately sized. They fit in the stable slots exactly. Just fyi--the stable is not high quality and breaks very easily. Keep wood glue handy. I will say it is a favorite toy for my daughter though.
439790
They aren't too big.. It may be hard for him/her to maneuver a little at first. I have a gcc and she does well.. honestly, he/she would probably be fine. :) hope that helps
1333707
I think it would be too big for a 3 yr old. My 13 yr old is using them at the smallest setting.
1105299
I think so... you might have to fold them up a little. (The blocks are kind of big, but the animals have lots of little parts.) *Depending upon the age of the children.. they may need help assembling them. My son is 7 and some were a little tricky for him to put together.
1645382
I think they would fit, however there would not be much extra space to play. My son is 26 pounds. He fits easily but would like more space to play.
90941
Sure. They are snugg maybe to tight for 3yr old...moise canceling atnit best
1438909
They can certainly fit. But two 7 year olds might be too many. And a little older. Got it as a present for a three year old. Great product.