I'm not sure if I should buy my 9 year old a junior size or adult size? Any ideas?
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Get your 9 year old junior size, because they'll fit better and will look better then oversize one on tiny wrist's, elbow's and knee's.
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Sizing: Provided by Rollerblade, should be used as a guideline and may differ based on body type - Based on height Small = shorter then 155 cm (approx 5 ft) Medium = 155 - 170 cm (5 ft to 5 ft 6 in) Large = 170 - 180 cm (5 ft 6 in to 6 ft) XL = 180 cm and up (taller then 6 ft)
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Sizing: Provided by Rollerblade, should be used as a guideline and may differ based on body type - Based on heightSmall = shorter then 155 cm (approx 5 ft)Medium = 155 - 170 cm (5 ft to 5 ft 6 in)Large = 170 - 180 cm (5 ft 6 in to 6 ft)XL = 180 cm and up (taller then 6 ft)
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He would wear a j 12 . It's for juniors/toddlers they were pretty true to size .
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I bought a large and two mediums. The medium fits my 9 year old granddaughter, well, but is a little too big for the 5 year old. I should've gotten a small for her. However, she is a very small girl. The 9 year old is skinny but has a bigger head. I guess it depends on the size of the child's head. I can wear the medium but, I also have a smaller sized head than most. Hope this helps:)
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The ProTec Jr fits my strong built 8 year old son (size8) perfectly. My super tall, super thin 9 year old son (size 12slim) wears adult small, but pads are a bit too big so they slip. He often puts on jr size as small as they look because they do not slip. He will be wearing adult small for a few years.
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I would get her a med. My 10 year old wears a 6 in women's. Hers is already getting snug.
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I bought the "junior" size for two little 4 yr old boys...it seemed to be a good fit :) Hope this helps!
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Check out the size chart on these shorts, though I think they are women sizes. If your daughters are in junior sizes then I would go down a size. My daughter wear a junior 7 to 9 and I got her a medium, which fit her well, without riding up. The girls who bought their exact size had shorts constantly riding up and looking tight!
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I do not recommend the "JUNIOR". They make adult sizes that ranges from child size 1 and up.Search " U.S. Divers Sea Lion Fin" and you'll see one come up. They have size XSMALL, SMALL (5-7) which I would more likely order if my son's size is 4.5. Hope it helps.
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I bought the large 3-6 and they fit my 9 yr old daughter who currently wears a size 4, with room to grow.
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A small would fit a 9 or ten year old at best. I'm a large and ima pretty big kid 5'10 ,230lbs so id say if the child is less then 190 I'd get him the small
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I would go with the Junior edition for a 9 year old. I doubt any of these are risque, just harder to guess. Games should be fun, not frustrating.
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The one I purchased was for an adult...make sure you are ordering a child size.
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They are supposed to be adult sizes, but I did buy the small for my 9yo son and they fit
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Get the junior. The child I purchased it for was 5 at the time. When his dad took him sledding, he ended up using it while the child used something smaller. It's very zippy. My grand nephew is very strong and athletic. I think he would have been able to handle it. But at 4 it might be too large. Either way Amazon will exchange it if it's not right. It's a great product.
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Hmmm not sure; he may be on the cusp of needing to go a size larger than "junior". The juniors fit my 6 and 8 year old great - they are average-sized kids.
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Maybe the small, but I use medium. You might want to check children's shingurads because unless he has very long legs he may be too small for a small.
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I'd probably purchase the adult if I were you just so it would last longer. The child size is fine too. My daughter is 10 1/2 and still wearing it, but she has also worn my adult size bands when hers weren't with her. Depends if you feel your child's wrists are average size for their age. If your child has very tiny wrists then I'd stick with the child size. Hope that helps!