Do they exist? If not, what do you think might be a good one for my 5 year old nephew? He did well with the Indo board holding on to the couch. He let go a few times which was really cool and he also wiped out preety bad a few times, so i'm thinking one that is lower to the ground might be safer.
Make one scaled down from the one you have. Scale down and cut a peice of plywood, put end peices on the bottom so the board wont keep rolling past the ends, and then cut a thick peice of PVC pipe the right thickness and length. Cover the PVC pipe with duct tape so it doesn't scare up the floor and your set!
i have a voodoo board. not sure if they are still made, but the roller is much smaller and the board sits on a track, so it might be a little easier for him to get used to.
I made a balance board for my boys, ages 1 1/2 and 3. It's just a board with a 2x2 in the center. It works like a teeter-tauter(spelling). Now that they can balance on it rather easily I'm going to make the center board taller, to increase the difficulty. Once they get used to that I'm going to get them an indo board.
Oh my goodness root. 1 1/2 and 3? Thats awesome. Post some pics. Thanks for the info everyone. Byrd if your 6 yr old is doing fine with the indo board I may just give my nephew one of those.
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