As I'm looking at these, it's ranked as #46 in Sports & Outdoors > Action Sports > Skates > Inline Skates > Children's Inline Skates. These aren't for children and the sizes 7.5 and 8 shown aren't children's size, correct? As I'm looking at these, it's ranked as #46 in Sports & Outdoors > Action Sports > Skates > Inline Skates > Children's Inline Skates. These aren't for children and... » Read More As I'm looking at these, it's ranked as #46 in Sports & Outdoors > Action Sports > Skates > Inline Skates > Children's Inline Skates. These aren't for children and the sizes 7.5 and 8 shown aren't children's size, correct? « Show Less
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These are very high end skates, probably unsuitable (for safety reasons) for children. Therefore those sizes are probably not childrens' sizes.
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I am assuming it means "Juvenile" sizes 10 to 13. I found they ran small. I think my 4 year old grandson wore a size 11 1/2 or 12 shoe, but I had to reorder the next size up. They look sharp. Unfortunately, they broke right after the warrantee ran out. I read a review from another customer who had a similar experience.
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Hi Levan! To tell you the truth it's all in the cut. I say that because my son sometimes wears 10 in a half (those being a bit tight but wearing it he says they kind of mold to his feet), 11 (which is his size) and even 11 in a half in a pinch. We believe because they're made in different countries they're not consistent and also since while they're being cut on the presser cutter (at the factory) the ones on the top are smaller than ones on the bottom. So as you see is all a lucky straw! So far with the shoes we've got (3 of them in grey and 2 on black with white) are just right... I believe my self that you have to play a little as you do at the store when you're there to purchase them. Amazon has a lovely arrangement with PRIME service. (It cost I believe $75 for the same address for a year NO LIMITS!!) It's free shipping and free returns. We use it and it's very practical. Amazon authorizes the return label you make a copy of it and take to UPS service. NO questions asked. My son has being wearing them since he was 13 years old, now he's 33. (Where does the time go?) NO other sneakers for him at all, not even the stylish that they're so popular now!! He says that they're VERY COMFORTABLE! (Let me tell you that these shoes are becoming very popular again, not so long ago their price was very low and now has double and triple in some stores, on the web and real!! SUPLY AND DEMAND!! (This particular color and style of sneaker now are hard to find on either stores!!) I hope you'll get what you need and want. Enjoy yourself. have a wonderful life! Stay well! My best regards. (Tania)
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We have this exact same problem. The boot says it is a US child's 4, but it is much smaller than my daughter's size 3 paddock boots of a different brand.
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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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We don't have them for our 3 daughters that all have this skate or a competing brand. They are 3, 6, & 8. With that said we also only use them at the Rollar Skating rink. If our girls where to use them outside we probably would get them. Hope this helps.
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The skates have an adjustable piece that slides in and out to make them smaller or bigger. I purchased two pairs last Christmas; one for a 2 year old and one for a four year old. I ordered the same size, and they both fit. They put them on immediately and "walked/skated" all around the house. They don't roll fast like regular skates and it gives them time to get used to how to skate. It was a great gift for both of them. There is a sizing chart when you purchase them that you can go by. Although the four year old looked like he had just outgrown the skates and the size was on the margin, they fit him fine. check the size chart out The skates have an adjustable piece that slides in and out to make them smaller or bigger. I purchased two pairs last Christmas; one for a 2 year old and one for a four year old. I ordered the same size, and they both fit. They put them on immediately and "walked/skated" all around the house. They don't roll fast like regular skates and it gives them time to get used to how to skate. It was a great gift for both of them. There is a sizing chart when you purchase them that you can go by. Although the four year old looked like he had just outgrown the skates and the size was on the... » Read More The skates have an adjustable piece that slides in and out to make them smaller or bigger. I purchased two pairs last Christmas; one for a 2 year old and one for a four year old. I ordered the same size, and they both fit. They put them on immediately and "walked/skated" all around the house. They don't roll fast like regular skates and it gives them time to get used to how to skate. It was a great gift for both of them. There is a sizing chart when you purchase them that you can go by. Although the four year old looked like he had just outgrown the skates and the size was on the margin, they fit him fine. check the size chart out « Show Less
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I think Amazon.com might have these messed up on they are missing some versions because Flyjumper lists 6 models as far as weights go for adults and they are listed by model numbers not large medium etc. They are called PowerStrider (which is what I am ordering elsewhere) and look like the images. Now they have 4 models for kids but they don't look like what amazon shows. I'm not sure I would trust getting the right item, could always return though I guess. Might contact them for further verification on this. And ignore the review left recently, that person obviously doesn't know what he is doing with them and/or obviously isn't even telling the truth.
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I got a 3 for my 9 year old. They are for bigger kids. Remember though that they run nearly a size smaller that usual. I had to return mine because of that reason.
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I checked the internet and it looks like European size 26/27 would equal size 9.5 to 10.5 in girls shoes. These are great skates. My grandson (age 7) loves them. His brothers want to get the same thing.
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Sk stands for small kids. They are smaller than the K sizes. And yes 1-3.5 and 11-13 are shoe sizes.
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I was /am confused too. The site said they were women's, but then I saw they were men's skates. I wear a women's size 9 and I ordered the black skates in a size 9. They fit so I am guessing the ones I ordered were women's . There is a measuring chart you could use and see what your feet measure to make sure of the correct size. maybe typing in 'men's riedell skates ' will bring up the men's skates? If they don't fit you can send them back.
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The wheels have grooves in them, I used them outdoors. Also, because of these grooves, they don't move as fast as smooth wheels would. These skates are men's shoe sizes. I can wear a men's size 7 (but in women's shoes I always have to wear an 8 or 9). Since these are men's shoe sizes, I ordered a size 7 and they fit perfectly.
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I just rrcently bought these skates for my 5 year old daughter who's birthday is in december after christmas. i too had a problem on ehat size to get as there is no chart...if this can help any i got the medium size as my daugtet wears a size 11 in shoes...she very petite and has a small shoe size but the lowest adjustment on the medium fit perfect for her shoe size which again is a size 11. the large size is mote for older kids such as 10 or so as i understand from numerous buyers and research prior to my purchase of this product. but they were goid built skates...i will advise that the wheels do not spin really fast when u get them and u can adjust them but if they are for a small child then thet will be fine. when my dauggter had her bday wr had it at a skating rink and thet worked perfectly for her and she was able to skate good in them...my advice would be for size 11 i would get medium for anything bigger get large...message me back if need any further assistance. i know how hard it is to get the right pair without information
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Most all skates are a half size larger than shoes, infact at rinks most times you cannont get half sizes. For growing kids though as a rule of thumb I always get a half size larger, you can stuff the front of the shoe for a bit if you need to and get to use them a little longer. I would go ahead and get a size 2.
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There are only two sizes. We purchased 8 for a youth program. In your average scenario (a child within the normal averages of a pediatric growth chart), the small size seems to fit girls age 10 and younger (a few 11 year olds wear the youth too). The large are for adults. The youngest player who used the youth small was a 6 year old. Check out their sizing information: http://www.ripit.com/defense-pro/
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The skate is huge. It's not true to size. It comes in adult sizes. It would be best to order 2 sizes smaller than your normal shoe size. Although it runs big it's a very nice, fast skate.