NSG Kids Grom Pogo Stick - 5 to 9 Year Olds, 40-90 Pounds

Now I have to purchase one for the 120lb+ weight class for my other kids!! This is so much fun for my smaller kids. I almost purchased the Razor pogo stick, thankfully I did not. My neighbor bought the RAZOR pogo for her son and it is SO LOUD!! The Razor sounds like cheap metal rubbing and the rubber tip does not look secure. NSG has an awesome SUPER QUIET bounce and a solid rubber tip. I am super happy with this purchase and my sons jump like kangaroos. My 10-year-old has mastered this pogo. Great quality. Consistent high hops. Very quiet. I HIGHLY RECOMMEND this pogo.

I bought this for my 12 year old daughter who weights 80 pounds, and it's absolutely perfect for her! This is her first pogo stick, and it only took her a few attempts before she got the hang of it. The spring is quite tight, so I'm not sure if a child lighter than 75 pounds could compress it enough to make it bounce. Also, I highly recommend padding around the knees because after a couple of hours of play, the sides of my daughters knees were very bruised. This could also be the way she's jumping on it, but I thought it was important to share.

After sending back two other sticks that did not work out for my daughter I decided to give it one last try. This one is a winner. It works well for my slender 10 year old and our neighbor's boy even gets a super bounce from it.

My 7yo son is a pogo fanatic and was excited to get this new model that is recommended on the XPOGO site. He bounced on it for about a week and the ball on the bottom cracked in half. I was very disappointed with the quality of this product. He is nowhere near the weight limit either so that was not the problem.

Well constructed but will have to wait until my 50 lb son gains some weight. My 5 year old son has been bouncing on an old Maverick Pogo Stick that I picked up at a yard sale for a dollar.. He started watching YouTube videos of pro pogo stickers and said he wanted a pro stick. I told him if he could keep bouncing for more than 24 bounces, I would get him one. Twenty minutes later, I had to fulfill that promise. LOL.... I love how quiet it is and he loves the smooth lines. Unfortunately, to actually bounce, you have to be heavier than the indicated weight range. We'll have to stick with the noisy Maverick for a few more months.

Had to return the first one as it didn't bounce at all! The second one seemed to bounce better so we kept it (boy was my kid disappointed to have to return an Xmas gift - couldn't actually play with it until a week later!!), but it still doesn't work great; and not as bouncy as I remember mine as a kid! It initially was more bouncy, but my kid complains each time she uses it that it doesn't bounce as much as it did before. Seems to be something wrong with the internal spring, or the way that spring is lubricated.

My daughter is seven and weighs 50 pounds, we got this for her as a birthday gift. She is able to move it, but like the pogo sticks we had as kids it's difficult! The spring is a firmer than ones I remember from my childhood, but I think with some use it will be just fine.

Birthday present for my 9 year old son. He LOVES it! He's a skinny little twerp and apparently the spring tension is exactly right for a scrawny little 9 year old (about 55 lbs).