I want to buy two pairs for my son and his friend. My son is over 6 years old and he wear 12 size shoes. His friend's shoe size is 2. Is there right s
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I purchased the next size up from my child shoe size and they both fit great and they were able to wear them for a while. Definitely go a little bigger cause you are able to tighten them with the strap around the ankle. Hope that helps :)
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The skates are actual shoe size. I purchased for my grandson one size larger. One year later and he's still wearing them and they fit perfect this year. Last yr he doubled his socks and did great!
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I would probably buy 2 sizes up. That's what I did and they fit my son well. These skates tend to run small. However, if these boys skate a lot --get ready to buy replacement wheels and bearings.
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I don't know for sure. My 5-year-old son wears a size 12 shoe in kids and they work for him great.
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I think it will be too small for either of your sons. L size goes up to 1. According to this conversion chart http://www.dancesport.uk.com/shoes/conchart.htm, 34 would be US size 2; 37 would be US size 4.5.
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There is a shoe size chart on back of box where they have childrens, womens and men. Should be listed on web page. Please take a closer look.
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Hi Dan, a size 5.5 shoe is covered by our SMALL size in the Footminders Comfort and Casual models. The Kids model is for small children, your son wears a young adult shoe size. Plesae let us know if that answered your question, thanks!
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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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The 1m is bigger than a 13. If your son has slime feet it will be fine, but I have another son that had to use the 12, he foot was a little wider then his brother.
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Hi Carl, I am not sure how old the child is, but I think they would be fine. If I had to pick a random age I would say age 4 or 5 and up. I like my pair very much.
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I cannot speak specifically; however, I can tell you that the sizes listed are equivalent to what you would find in a tennis shoe. I would suggest purchasing the size closest to what your child is currently wearing.
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My son is 8 years old & wears a size 7-8, it fit fine. My son is tall, the pants were a little short. No problem, I just made sure he wore black socks.
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My son is 7 years old and uses same size cleats. I bought the M 10-12 youth and they were a slightly big but preferably than too small. Hope this helps
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First, how big is the kid. My two sons are above average size so I went one size up and hoping that they can get two seasons of use out of them. Second, have some super glue ready to repair them. I went large but my two sons are 16 and 13, we have thick hands.
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I purchased these over a year ago and they are still in great shape and my son still uses them. Kids feet grow so fast I bought them bigger and just put thicker socks on him till his feet got a little bigger that way he has gotten more use out of them. I would go for the 1-4 size. Just my opinion though.
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The Footminders web site says, "Kids (K) and Small Kids (SK). In general, the SK orthotic is suitable for children from about 4 1/2 years of age to about 6 years, and the K orthotic will fit children from 7 to 9." My daughter was 9 years old and wearing a size 4 shoe and I purchased the K (1-3 1/2) and they fit perfectly. The SK (Youth 11-13) is for a smaller foot. Footminders also has sizes larger than these too. The SK is the smallest, then K, and then the next size up would be their X-Small (http://www.footminders.com/footminders-orthotics-for-kids-children.html). Hope this helps! :) The Footminders web site says, "Kids (K) and Small Kids (SK). In general, the SK orthotic is suitable for children from about 4 1/2 years of age to about 6 years, and the K orthotic will fit children from 7 to 9." My daughter was 9 years old and wearing a size 4 shoe and I purchased the K (1-3 1/2) and they fit perfectly. The SK (Youth 11-13) is for a smaller foot. Footminders also has sizes larger than these too. The SK is the smallest, then K, and then the next size up would be their X-Small... » Read More The Footminders web site says, "Kids (K) and Small Kids (SK). In general, the SK orthotic is suitable for children from about 4 1/2 years of age to about 6 years, and the K orthotic will fit children from 7 to 9." My daughter was 9 years old and wearing a size 4 shoe and I purchased the K (1-3 1/2) and they fit perfectly. The SK (Youth 11-13) is for a smaller foot. Footminders also has sizes larger than these too. The SK is the smallest, then K, and then the next size up would be their X-Small (http://www.footminders.com/footminders-orthotics-for-kids-children.html). Hope this helps! :) « Show Less
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I'm the old school, specially with the kids. I'd go one size over to accommodate the socks (socks, because I would say wear double to be able to have the blades tight enough without hurting too much; if not tight enough, the foot is loose and will get blisters). And also, in no time, his foot will be larger...
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My son wears a size 3 in youth. I ordered him Youth Small and they fit perfectly. I do wish there was a more accurate way to know you are ordering the correct size. But I guessed at it and it worked out for us. And the best thing about Amazon is, if it doesn't fit, you can easily exchange for a different size. I hope this helps!!
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I bought these for my 4 yr old last year. He was about a shoe size 11 or 12 at the time and they barely fit him all the way extended. I would say it would best fit a shoe size of about 10 or 11. Hope that helps