These Early Learning Centre stilts are great fun for children and adults alike. The stilts are the shape of an upside down bucket without the handle. They are made from very strong and sturdy plastic meaning any age or weight could use them without them breaking. I have never had mine break or crack and I have had them for years. There is a strong white rope securely kept attached to the stilt which is the right length for younger children. If they are being used by a taller child or adult you have to bend over to hold the rope. This can make it a little tricky but they are made for younger children. I have seen ten year olds use them and be too ...  Read the complete review

I bought my daughter these ELC stilts to help with balance and coordination.  We call them plant pots, they are red and look very much like up turned plant pots with long strings attached to each to hold with the hands.  I think they are good fun to play with, although they do come out from the play cupboard that often and haven't been used as much as I hoped. The stilts are made from hard plastic and are about 5 inch high.  The are round with about a 6 inch diameter at the base and about a 5 inch diameter and the top of each stilt where the feet go.  The strings, which are white plastic costed rope, are attached through two holes in the top on the  stilts and ...  Read the complete review

WHAT ARE THEY? Fun stilts for children. They are very basic upside down plastic pots with strings attached to them.   THE DESIGN They are very simple and a lot of fun.  The stilts are 5 1/2" high and are wide enough that children can balance on them without falling off. There is a raised spiral on the top of each stilt for grip and my daughters have never had their feet slip off what ever shoes they are wearing. The string is tied off under the stilts and is in a loop of about 25cm.   When I bought mine there was a choice of red, blue or yellow and I bought yellow because that was my daughters favourite colour.   WHAT I ...  Read the complete review