Flybar Maverick Stilts

I have a highly active exhausting 4yr old don. So this Christmas I bought him things that requires energy, physical effort & focus, & doesn't need a lot of space to utilize, & can utilize inside the house. This was one of those items. My 4 yr old within the first round, after practicing, was able to balance & take a few steps unassisted. My 2 yr old is learning to balance on it. Walls with assistance. I won't let them use or without their dad shadowing behind them to aid as needed & catch them if they fall. He's a professional ar using stilts. I also help them a little. I try to have the kids practice every few days for 10 minutes. I have solid flooring so I let them use it in the living room. It's very good quality & sturdy. Naturally it's bulky in terms of "putting away". But I think that's a given. We have a small home & I want it in plain sight, where the Kids will see it & can grab it up. Haven't figured out a "perfect" spot for it yet. Excited to see how they progress. Besides a good way to get their energy out, my husband use to volunteer as a clown at special Olympics etc. This is the kids' start towards future fun community service by acquiring this skill.

Everything needed for a simple home audio outfit. We use both the FM receiver and the CD player and both are more than satisfactory and easy to use

My 6 year old son wanted stilts for Christmas so we got him these. Best gift ever. Took him a little bit to get the hang of balancing but he is a stilt master now!

Extremely sturdy, I weigh 212 pounds, my daughter was on her pogo stick and I was on her stilts and raced. They held up great even though she beat me on the pogo stick. Easy to adjust and very comfortable

5 year old lost interest because of difficulty. Well made.

We got this for a Christmas gift for my 8-year-old daughter. She and her brother enjoy walking on them. My only advice is to be aware of the weight limit on it. I weighed a little over 200 when using these (weight limit is 190). After a few minutes of walking on them, the foothold broke off. I don't blame the manufacturer since I was above the weight limit. I just figured there might be some give on the weight limit since I wasn't very far over, but I was wrong.

I purchased these for my granddaughter and they were great until her dad went to adjust the height a few months later. The one stilt is about 1 1/2 inch shorter than the other. ( see attached picture ) A very kind Amazon representative helped me out and all is well.

Needed something fun for the grandkids, ages 5 and 8, to do in the basement on a rainy day. Trying to master stilt-walking was a “task” they were definitely up for. These stilts are great because they can be adjusted for height. Easy to assemble!