Which GoaL size is suitable for 5-7 year old kids?
248751
Our daughter just turned 8 and we bought her the 8' pop up ones. Her coach recommended that over the 6' size.
248752
I would suggest the 4 footer. I also like to use corner flags or a coaching stick for goals so that the kids do not goal guard. If you get these make a retaining arc with discs infront of goals so kids will not stand there and play GK. hope this helps.
248753
I have a 5 and 7 year old and this 4' size is perfect for them in the back yard.
248754
I use the 4-foot goals for 5-7 year old kids. This is a good size for all ages...all the way through college.
1200009
These are small. I have them and they didn't fit enough food. I would say good for 5 and under. They have a larger size also (9x 11 )which I found to be better size for my 5 and 7 year olds.
458011
All of the goal sizes are provided on the bownet website. I would check there.
566696
It would be great for 4 and 5 but might start to get small for them after about age 6. My daughter is 3 and it's great!
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.
127792
I can't answer this directly as my oldest is 5, but I have the 60x30x15 for my kiddos because it fits our space. It is big enough for them to do forward and backward rolls. I do wish I had been able to get bigger b/c they will outgrow it soon, so I would definitely go up at least one size for an 8 year old.
438567
They are perfect for kids 5 and up. Light enough for them to carry w/ very little bulk to them. Hope this helps.....
324191
I bought several of these for my kids, nieces and nephews. At least for me, we got them for much smaller people than what you're asking.. the oldest child was 7 years old. For the older kids - the 9-11 year olds. I got a larger version. These older kids are probably all less than 100 pounds and shorter than 5 ft. I used the larger one and felt comfortable with it - I'm 5'9" and much more than 100 pounds. The Lil Sioux was managed well by kids ages 3-7, and roughly 30-50 pounds in size, definitely under 5 ft, probably closer to 3-4 ft in height. You might want to look at guidelines on choosing a size for your height and weight needs; you could ask a Pro shop or just search on-line for tips. I bought several of these for my kids, nieces and nephews. At least for me, we got them for much smaller people than what you're asking.. the oldest child was 7 years old. For the older kids - the 9-11 year olds. I got a larger version. These older kids are probably all less than 100 pounds and shorter than 5 ft. I used the larger one and felt comfortable with it - I'm 5'9" and much more than 100 pounds. The Lil Sioux was managed well by kids ages 3-7, and roughly 30-50 pounds in size, definitely under 5 ft, probably closer to 3-4 ft in height. You might want to look at guidelines on... » Read More I bought several of these for my kids, nieces and nephews. At least for me, we got them for much smaller people than what you're asking.. the oldest child was 7 years old. For the older kids - the 9-11 year olds. I got a larger version. These older kids are probably all less than 100 pounds and shorter than 5 ft. I used the larger one and felt comfortable with it - I'm 5'9" and much more than 100 pounds. The Lil Sioux was managed well by kids ages 3-7, and roughly 30-50 pounds in size, definitely under 5 ft, probably closer to 3-4 ft in height. You might want to look at guidelines on choosing a size for your height and weight needs; you could ask a Pro shop or just search on-line for tips. « Show Less
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Personally I think 7-12. But more mature 5 and 6 year olds could do it and like it too.
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I would say go with as big as you can afford to go. They can always grow into the bigger goal. And practicing on a bigger goal will make the smaller one easier to cover ground on.
982152
I would say that its a perfect size for kids under 5 it perfect fits a 3 or 4 years old kid.
7894
Not a t-Ball bat. 26 inch bats are great for kids under 60 lbs and 3' 4". It is also a popular bat size for 5-7 year olds. The bat length should come up to your child's waist.
1661501
Seven might be perfect for these. I bought them for a 3 y/o, and he didn't have the coordination to use them. I'm not sure of the length of the cords, but I believe they would work for a 7 y/o . They are FUN!
1104786
May be 3 to 5 or 6, my kid is 4 but tall for his age and is perfect for him. I hope this answer is not to late.
1801307
I think six is a great age for this toy. It's not full size so older kids would be disappointed. The flags are small but the goal is a decent size.
1848204
In my opinion, the average child that age would only be able to use a few of the features. The manufacturer suggests ages 6 and up, but I would say it would be more worthwhile for even a slightly older child like 7. A 5-6 year old would surely enjoy it, just probably not use all of the features.
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We got the 8" ones for our daughter's preschool. The kids are all 2-5 years old. They seem to work fine but might be a little big for the smaller kids. They grow into them eventually. It's been about a year and they are still working.