What do these sizes mean? Is a y10 suppose to be for 10 year olds? What about an 11j?
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Y is youth....so approximate age 5-9 and J is junior age 10 and up. I bought a size 12Y for my 5 year old..she was in a size 11 shoe at the time. Hope that helps.
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Hi Kimberly, I purchased these for my son in the spring, he was 12 and appx 110 lbs. I figured he'd keep growing. His friends had the "youth" size and he already was at the max. The springs work based on your weight. We decided to get the adult ones and we are happy with that decision. He can now use these for years to come and you don't have to worry about reaching the max weight and needing a bigger size. My son is at the low end of the weight scale for his and he will be able to use them for years. The adult ones are heavier duty then the kids size. I hope that helps. I understand it is an investment and you want to get the right size for now and in years to come. Happy Holidays, Melissa
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there is no way to answer this question. 10 year olds come in all different shapes and sizes
519904
Not sure...sounds like you're on the bubble between Peewee and Youth. If it helps, our 7-yr-old daughter got the Youth size when she was 51" tall and wore them comfortably.
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I purchased this for a 6 year old. It is plenty big for her, probably also for a 10 year old. I would check the measurements (I gave as a gift so don't have it to check for you). Good luck!
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This fits our 9 year old daughter who is also slim, but of average height. Depending on how tall your ten year old is it may be a little short. It comes down a little past our daughter's hips. I would predict it would fit a ten year old, but can not be certain. Happy Holidays!
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My 7 year old and 10 year old both use the Jr. size. They've worked great and are the only pair my girls don't complain about. Well worth the money.
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I think 6-9 refers to the size. Not positive but my 4 year old uses them so I'm pretty sure it's the size and not the age.
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I recommend 10" I bought this product for 2 yrs old kids, and size was Ok for him and also storage capacity.
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You will have to buy 2 packages since these are only sold in sets of 12. They should fit a 10yr old. Good luck and have fun at the party!
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I believe these are youth sizes not toddler sizes. I bought my daughter and son a pair and they were as expected, except for the lights we had roller derby send us another set because they didn't work, and I think another were dead again shortly after. The lights don't last as long.
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I recommend the intermediate size for your daughter. My daughter just turned 11; she is 4'11" and weighs 83 lbs. The youth will give her 1-2 more years at the very most. This is a great set for the money. I spent 4 months shopping around and trying different brands and styles of catching gear on my daughter. I was and am still very happy with my investment. My daughter loves her gear too.
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I believe they are children's size. I wasn't sure at the time of ordering either, but took a chance....we got medium I think and they fit my 10 yr old just fine. In fact, may be a tad small as they seem a little shorter than expected.
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My son is a 3T, it's a little long and wide, but I don't think it fit a kid in 8-10. Hope that helps!
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I have them in 10.5 Ds. They work fine. They can definitely go wider. They can also go a little narrower, but I doubt they would go to an A or B.
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Hi Kimberly, I purchased these for my son in the spring, he was 12 and appx 110 lbs. I figured he'd keep growing. His friends had the "youth" size and he already was at the max. The springs work based on your weight. We decided to get the adult ones and we are happy with that decision. He can now use these for years to come and you don't have to worry about reaching the max weight and needing a bigger size. My son is at the low end of the weight scale for his and he will be able to use them for years. The adult ones are heavier duty then the kids size. I hope that helps. I understand it is an investment and you want to get the right size for now and in years to come. Happy Holidays, Melissa Hi Kimberly, I purchased these for my son in the spring, he was 12 and appx 110 lbs. I figured he'd keep growing. His friends had the "youth" size and he already was at the max. The springs work based on your weight. We decided to get the adult ones and we are happy with that decision. He can now use these for years to come and you don't have to worry about reaching the max weight and needing a bigger size. My son is at the low end of the weight scale for his and he will be able to use them for years. The adult ones are heavier duty then the kids size. I hope that helps. I... » Read More Hi Kimberly, I purchased these for my son in the spring, he was 12 and appx 110 lbs. I figured he'd keep growing. His friends had the "youth" size and he already was at the max. The springs work based on your weight. We decided to get the adult ones and we are happy with that decision. He can now use these for years to come and you don't have to worry about reaching the max weight and needing a bigger size. My son is at the low end of the weight scale for his and he will be able to use them for years. The adult ones are heavier duty then the kids size. I hope that helps. I understand it is an investment and you want to get the right size for now and in years to come. Happy Holidays, Melissa « Show Less
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I think this is would be too small for an 11yr old. My boys are 6 and 8 and love it but my 8 yr old is close to outgrowing. Sorry!!! Hopefully there is a next size up Bc this is a GREAT gift!