I am trying to find a rollerblade to fit my son who wears an 8.5 (toddler). Will this work?
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Probable, we bought them thinking they would fit my grandson's size 8 but he is 10 years old. We returned them because they were size 8 for a toddler.
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My daughter is 8 with a size 2. But she has had these skates for a year. They are adjustable. I would buy big then layer socks if they are to big at first. They are a great skate.
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I am a size 8 and my skates are size 6. I would say that 5 will fit her well. Check out the size chart on the dicks sporting goods website, it will be very helpful
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I think it will be too big. I bought these roller blades for my 6 year old that wears a size 12/13 and sometimes a 1 and it was a bit big but you can tighten. Personally, I think it will be way big. Not suggested unless you have her wear very thick socks so she can grow into them. It may be painful and even dangerous if it is not the right size.
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I would think it depends upon the build of your nephew. They may slude a bit. But then again there is growing room. There is some adjusting features, and not a lot of skates to choose from. oGood Luck!
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I would think so. I got the same size for my 8 yr old. They are a little big but still work great!
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I don't know for sure, I have size 19" good for my 4 yr old boy and size 21" seems to fit my 7 yr old boy. I think size 19" is for 3-5 yr old, 21" for 5-8 yrs, and probably 23" for 8-12 yrs and normal adult sizes beyond that point ...
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My son is 8 and wears a size 4. It is shoe size not age. He is VERY picky about what goes on his feet and he loves these skates.
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I'm a size 8 in us size....I ordered a size 8 in the rollerblades. They fit good. Not too snug, this allows you to wear a thicker sock. Hope this helped your decision.
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yes. Here's what I suggest, go to a sporting store and fit one that will fit your son snug but not overly tight. ask the personnel to help if needed.
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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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Good mornign Adrian. Yes, the Small Inline Skates are recommended for sizes 12.5-2. I hope this information is helpful to you. Meghan - HearthSong Customer Service
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It is very true that these rollerblades run small. We originally bought them, in the "1-4" size for our 6-year old who was then just into size 12 shoe. They fit her from the first day and lasted for two years until she became a size 3 shoe. At that time we bought the next size up, the "5-8" and she is still wearing them and is not even a size 4 shoe yet. Her little sister (size 12) inherited the 1-4's and wears them at the smallest adjustment. So while they may not be exactly right for your 10-11 daughter right now they will fit her soon and will then fit her for a good few years.
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Yes, the size 5.0 girls Roller Star skates will be the equivalent of a big kids/mens size 5.0, which should fit the same as a womens 6.0.
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Depends on the size of the kid really. I bought them for an 18 month old. He is 3 now and they will probably fit him, but we switched over to TLD elbow pads (xs) for knee/shin protection and G-form pads for elbow protection (xxs). The strider stuff is okay for neighborhood stuff but if you plan on riding the skate park or trails they tend to shift around during extended riding or decent falls. Oh and our little guy is about 37 lbs right now.
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These are all too small for your son. They are "Jr" fins and are made for younger kids. My daughter is 7 and wears a size 3 and she can't even fit into them.
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The size only goes up to a men's 8. He probably needs to wear a men's skate instead of the youth size.