Hi, my son wears a 7.5 shoe -what size sand sock should I buy for him- thank you!
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I would think L would be good. I wear size 12 shoe and ordered the XL, for 9-12, so I think L would be for 6-9.
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I wear a size 9-10 in shoes, and I own the large which is too big. I've tried on the medium, and it is perfect for me. I would suggest a small or maybe a medium to grow into. If they are too big, they will become loose and you can trip on it.
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My son is also 7 years old and wears a size 1 or 2 US. Euro size 33 is about a size 2 in the US. There is a conversion chart at http://www.zappos.com/c/shoe-size-conversion
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Hi Judy, a shoe salesperson might be able a more intelligent answer than I can. Whatever size they recommend, I suggest getting a half size larger to accommodate a pair of thick socks. I hope this helps :-)
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I'm not sure I understand your question. Hopefully this tidbit will help you ... before I purchased my son's socks I checked the Under Armour website and had a look at their socks size chart. They break it down based on youth, men and women shoe sizes. My 10yr old son wears size 7 men, so I bought him men's medium and the socks fit him perfectly.
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I would probably recommend a size 11, since wearing waders or booties increase the volume that typically is used to size the wading boot. However, the Allen boots are close to my average and usual shoe size: 12/12.5. I nevertheless opted for 13 and have a perfect fit.
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Two reviewers already responded:Showing 1-2 of 2 answersIf you are going to use them with regular street shoes, "7" is the high end for "Small." I assume you will be using them with heavier footwear for snow and ice, in which case "Medium" would be the right size.Jeanne from Minneapolis answered on January 29, 2014small for tennies and med for bootsPaul Rozman answered on January 29, 2014
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Kay, I would stay with a Medium. A large might have problems fitting well in the heal... meaning the sock's heal would be up on the boys Achilles tendon and that would not be comfortable. Good Luck.
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Kay,I would stay with a Medium. A large might have problems fitting well in the heal... meaning the sock's heal would be up on the boys Achilles tendon and that would not be comfortable. Good Luck.
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I bought 9.5 shoe when I'm usually a 9. The recommendation for that size was a large but I bought a medium instead. It was a perfect fit for my shoe. So I would recommend the small for that size shoe.
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Buy the size 1-4 skate. My son wears a 1 and on the smallest setting they still have plenty of room in the toes.
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I wear a size 11 shoe, I got the large sock. It fits rather snug, but I believe it is supposed to.Just an FYI - I wore them to play golf today, they have been washed 4-5 times, and still hold shape very well.
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go with larger size. I usually wear 7 but these 7's were pretty tight - I would go next size up. Hope that helps
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You may want to go just a bit bigger so he has them for a while. A size 13 or 1 because it also depends on the thickness of the socks he will be wearing. My son lived these skates and we just passed them along to my nephew who now also loves them...
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Beverly, a medium Injini sock covers sizes 8-10.5. Go with a large so the sock is not stretched thin. Save stress on the threads. I promise comfort either way.
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My grandson is 6 and wears a size 13. His feet are growing so very fast and I bought a size 2 since he wont use them much until summer. They are big but he is just learning to skate so it's fine that they are a bit big right now. Glad I bought them big. Good luck.
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I wear a size 6 1/2 or 7 shoe. I originally lurched a med, but the felt they were a little big, so I ordered a second pair in size small. They fit perfectly, not to tight and don't stretch out too much during my workout. You'll love these socks. Good luck:)
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John I'm 10.5 and I use L sized. Go to the brand size chart and decide. This are great socks my last use was in th IronMan Cozumel, and it is very good to use this socks in such a long race.