This made it a little harder for her to bounce but didn’t stop her bouncing around pretending to be a rabbit and trying to jump higher than me. With Moon Shoes, kids have incredible fun as they jump with anti-gravity effects while developing balance and coordination. Robin seems the most comfortable in the shoes, learning how to race around in them, but also enjoying the ability to bounce and jump in place.

You can change your choices at any time by visiting Cookie preferences, as described in the Cookie notice. I have to be honest when I first got the Moon Shoes out of the box they were much bigger than I expected. At first look, the Moon Shoes looked complicated to put together, however, once I started it was quite easy. Santa had not brought them the year before, but did leave a note promising them the year after if she still wanted them. Crafted from quality, high-density plastic, with adjustable VELCRO brand nylon closure straps, Moon Shoes feature a self-centring shoe platform with a non-skid grip surface for sure-footed, high-bouncing thrills!

The included instructions (pictured below) clearly state that Moon Shoes are suitable for persons up to 130lb. Once Erin got the hang of the bouncing, she literally didn’t want to take them off, bouncing, jumping and stomping around the garden until she was significantly worn out! They have enjoyed playing with them individually and together and each time they play they seem to find new games to play, such as setting up obstacle courses and trying to skip. Erin has really enjoyed trying to jump as high as she could or over obstacles we had set up around the garden.

My son’s weight meant that we needed 2 bands per slot and it took me around 10 minutes for the first shoe and as I got quicker, five minutes for the second. The number of elastics you put on will affect the answer to the question, can adults wear moon shoes? When it comes to putting together your shoes, they do come with the outer shoe, platform for your feet and the straps all separated – and it is effort to put them together.My advice to anyone embarking on assembling them is to follow the instructions clearly, and to wear gardening gloves to avoid catching the skin on your fingers. There are a bunch of replacement bands, so if your bands start to wear out, you can just switch them out for a new set, and keep on jumping!