found a size 2 for my 4 year old daughter but theyre still to big in the fingers. What size would you recommend shes very tiny
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I wouldn't recommend these at all for hot weather ... They are thick and do not breathe well. Try looking for a knit material glove with the nubby palm for grip.
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Not that I'm aware. I measured my palm from the bottom of my little finger to the widest part of my thumb, which is about 4". If you do the same that should help you with sizing. Anything over 4" and you'll need a large. Anything smaller that 4" and you'll need small. Hope this helps.
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I would go with the size 4 if she is a 4. It is snug but allows her enough space to put it on herself. The size 2 will be too small. It's a great suit and keeps her warm in the cold pool.
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Mine are medium-sized and they are snug and perfect. I bought them in that size because when I bought large they were too big. Check your fingers if they are long buy large. Mine are short but my hands are not small. Good luck.
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My daughter is exactly the same size as yours and we got the 4's and they fit her perfect. That was last year, and theyre getting snug, so I would suggest a 5. Good skates :)
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I agree with the smalls being about the size of a toddler 10-12. My daughter wears a size 9 toddler and they were a tiny bit big but she could wear them. I decided to cut about 1 inch off the toe and sewed them back up and they fit perfect.
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I would recommend a small. My son is 4 and has both the small and the medium and the small fits way better. My 7 year old wears the medium.
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Hi Rui, small size (12-1) probably could be a little big for her, but they didn't more small.. so you don't have more choice.. my doughter love this; sure your little girl too!! my recomended for you is buy her a sport sox and it's all!! =) (sorry by my english, i hope your understand :s)
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No, they're surprisingly small. I got them for my 2 1/2-year-old granddaughter and they were only slightly too big. Very cute and much better than wearing adult gloves.
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I would go to pet smart or petco and try a size 2. Chihuahua's are pretty small. We have our pair I bought "snoopy" he's too big for them. Let me know, I'm sure my daughter would make sure you got them by xmas or sooner for your little one. They are brand new size 2. Make her an offer and she'll be happy be to help you.
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I ordered a medium (2-5) for my daughter who is size 1. I just think the small would not fit long. she loves them...no complaints about the size.
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I wish I could be of more help to you. I purchased these for my granddaughter's 4th birthday. She is tall, yet petite. You would be a better judge of a child that age's foot size. Good luck.
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If you have an average size woman's hand you'll probably take a size Medium. I'm 5'0 but don't have average hands. My daughter is 5'10 and has average hand but longer fingers. We both use the Medium size gloves.
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Size 2 should be fine my son is 6 I got him the 1 and they were too small so I had to get a 2 and they fit perfect.
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I would buy the size 12-2. They adjust really easy(just push the button and pull them forward)and will fit for a long time. My daughter was in a 11 or 12 when I got them and she is just now getting in a 2 and they still fit great! My older(almost 10 now) daughter got the 3-6 and she still has room to grow
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Well they are pretty small on me but I have unusually large hands. The daughter I bought them for is 16 BUT she has tiny hands for her age and they fit perfectly for purposes of boxing at least. As long as the 6 yr old is not punching any hard material with them I would think they would fit, the only issue might be that the fingers may not make it out of the ends, or only just barely. You may also want to check how tightly they are being worn or put them on the child yourself because it has a double lock elastic band in the wrist that could be overtightened and cut off circulation. I have had to loosen them before at the wrist after not noticing that I tightened them too much and within 3 minutes my hands were starting to feel it.
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I went up one size for both my young daughters. My oldest complains hers are too tight at one size up. My other daughter says hers fit fine. Go up at least one size, two if you want them to last a bit and just put extra socks on. 3.5 might be too young for theses skates. My girls are fairly athletic at 5 & 6.5 and they can't do them yet without holding my hand the entire time and falling all over the place. Get wrist guards!! Most common injury is broken wrists! Good luck!