Anyone know the ABEC rating for the bearings? Do they move pretty smoothly? My twins are 4 and in size 9-10 shoes. Will the J10-12 be too big?
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don't know the ratings but the move great...our daughter is a 10 and they fit her very well. she loves loves these things!!
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Bearings in my daughter's pair are just fine. Go for the larger size because their feet will grow into them Very soon.
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They are smooth. Bearings? I don't think they will be too big, there is a lot of padding and adjust.
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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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The skates adjust from toddler size 7-10, it's marked right on the skate itself. My son has worn them through all the sizes and now that he's 4 and wears size 11 toddler shoe, he says they still fit. Just watch the insert as well as that is adjustable too! My son showed me that part :-) The only thing I'm dissapointed in is that we won't get to switch the wheels to In-line before he outgrows them.
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M-L, im 10 and works for me, and a friend of mine is 10.5 and works too. The fins are a little stiff so, prepare for newbies blisters
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I bought this for my 8 yrs old grandson and he loves them. He has been skating in the basement and garage until the weather gets better so he can skate outside with them. I bought them at Christmas for him and his younger brother who just turned 6 middle of March got a pair from their other grandma. She bought them because they love them. I think if I remember right they have them for toddlers. Sorry I do not know what the European size would be. Maybe you can go online and find a size chart conversion.
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For a 6 year old I would recommend getting the size 1-4. Your grandson would probably fit into the J10-13 right now but on the largest setting. It's best to get the bigger ones so he can grow into them.
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I ordered at jr 12 & a jr 3 and one came in toddlers and one came in youth. I had to order skates 3 times before correct youth size came. The jr. size 3 came in a youth size so you would be safe for that but the jr. 12 was a toddler but this did not make sense to me because but there is toddler size 1-13 and youth 1-12 also and amazon does not clarify the size is any brands of skates its very confusing. Good luck the skates work great though!
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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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They worked great for my daughter when she was a 11 1/2 but someone purchased her some different skates that didn't need all the safety standards on them to help keep their balance so I can't say about the 12.5 size. But they have great ankle support which is important but does take some training to use the stoppers if the child is not used to using them. Great quality. Sorry that I can't be of much more assistance!
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I'm pretty small too. I had to relax a bit and go carefully, and they're pretty big still. I like them for that, but I would suggest going with a 3/4" pair first if you're nervous about it. They were what I started with, for the same reason.
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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,G.castaneda, I use mine for jointing the shoe is long enough for most of what I do. You might want to get a plane with a 22' shoe for the longer boards you may want to join. But for most pieces up to 24' to 32' above you may get better results from a longer shoe like a 22' to 24'. Look for a cheaper brand plane in longer shoes check Amazon. Hope this helps and may God bless.Sincerely,Joseph
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Yea man the abec 7 ogs are really good. real fast real clean. They started sputterting and lost spin around 2 months of skating everyday.
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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!
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My granddaughter wore a size 12 so I got her a size one instead of a 13 to allow for growth. She lives them. The wheels needed to be loosened as she was getting worn out quickly but otherwise they were a great but!
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I purchased the 'A' (8-10) size back when my daughter was younger and I have to say they were pretty small and snug. She got her fair share of use out of them but honestly I would most likely by the 'B' size. B is safer because you are going to wash/dry them !
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My daughter is 2-1/2 and wears 8/9 shoe size. Her shoes fit perfectly into the smallest setting. These are really good training skates for beginners. I bought very expensive ones for my first child and it took him much longer to learn. These are not as fast, therefore scary.