WALKAROO XTREME Steel Balance Stilts with Height Adjustable Vert Lifters by Air Kicks
WALKAROO XTREME Balance Stilts for advance stilt walking quickly adjust to accommodate anyone from 4 ft, 6 in. to 6 ft, 6 in. (ages 6 and above). What makes them so “Xtreme?” It’s the adjustable walking height that takes you from the height of Original Walkaroo Stilts (5″ off the ground), WAY UP when you attach the included VERT LIFTERSTM. These Extensions allow experienced stilt walkers to walk even higher – they can be adjusted from 12″ to 17″ off the ground!
Walkaroo Xtreme Stilts are made of rugged tubular steel for use indoors and out.
Maximum rider weight is 210 lbs. Ages 6 & Up.
User Height Range:
Minimum height: 4′ tall (48 inches, or 122 cm in height).
Maximum user height: 6′ 6″ tall (78 inches, or 198 cm in height).
Package Dimensions: 37.5″ x 7.75″ x 3.5″
Product Features
- Suitable for advanced stilt-walkers aged 6 years and up to 210 Lbs.
- Go to the XTREME with a height off the ground that ranges from 12 to 17 inches (30.5 cm to 43.2 cm) with Vert Lifters.
- Constructed of rugged tubular steel with non-marking feet for use indoors and out.
- Large rubber foot on the bottom of each stilt for maximum stability.
- Ergonomic “S” bend in the upper portion make the poles rest comfortably behind your shoulders for hours of fun.
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Sturdy but somewhat clumsy. These are sturdy stilts but have a rather clumsy design. The rods at the bottom fit a bit loosely, and so rattle — not a safety issue, just an annoyance. The top part is clumsily designed, with a rod that goes far higher than required (though perhaps some users will find the bit behind the shoulders comforting) and hand grips that project awkwardly; a simple Y grip would be simpler and more practical, and require much less metal.Note that these only raise you 18″, as…
Too heavy for a beginner
So far so good: great Christmas gift. Christmas present, so still brand new, but so far impressive. Got these for my 7 year old daughter. Easy to adjust height and get the stilts assembled. They seem sturdy and all three girls love them. I’ve noticed the handles keep coming loose. They’re hex bolts adjusted with included hex key (Alan wrench) but one handle actually fell off while my daughter was on them. She didn’t get hurt, but one could be injured as balance would be lost when the handle goes. I’ll keep an eye on them and see…