Hi,I have a 10 year old that is 4'9 & but only weighs 80 pounds which is 20 pounds less than the size suggestion for a 4'9 100 lb. Do I order anyway?
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Yes you would still want to order a size one Gi based on your son's height. Please let me know if you need any further assistance.SteveThe Martial Arts Store(770) 441-9946
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I ordered a "larger" size for my smaller 5 year old grand daughter and was glad i did. I think they are meant to be "baggy" to move well---nice to have some growth room. I would.
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I am a martial arts instructor. I buy a lot of these for students. You are never going to have the exact height / weight combo. For example; I am in height a size 4 but in weight a size 3, if I wore for the correct size I would have pants that looked like capris. Go with the one that is for the 4'9 100lb kid. The uniform also needs to be loose so it they can move around in it he/she will grow into it.
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My 9 year old is 4'11", weighs about 80 lbs, and fits a size 1 perfectly. Hope that helps.
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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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This will definitely work for you. My boy is 48in and about 44 pounds. And we spend a week in NY and that was all I used.
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My husband also is 80 and 165 lbs. He is only 5'2" that is why we got a junior walker. It works out just fine for him since he is short and is great for me as it is so light that I can easily put it in the van without any problems.
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I ordered mine based on my weight. The website offered a weight/size ratio guide. However, I wish that I would have ordered the next size smaller because mine are bigger than I think is necessary. Other than that, I am very happy with them!
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The smallest I see is a J10, so I would order that and just let her grow into them. Kids grow so fast at that age. I did the same thing with my youngest daughter and it worked out fine.
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The jersey should fit just fine, it may even be a little big. I purchased this for my 10 year old and it fits perfect. He is about 56 inches tall a weighs 62 lbs. I'd have to say that for any child over 70 lbs it may become too "small" to wear, perfect for those under that weight.
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It might be too small. I bought it for my son when he was 2. He is 4 now it it's snug. My son is very tall and average weight.
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You are the same height as my mother which means you could really go with with either the Adult (set low) or the Junior (set at it highest). My mother decided to go with the Junior because of the slight weight savings.
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It would be ok one of my sons is 10 yrs old and he's short too and its perfect especially if he's a beginner I hope this help its a very nice product for beginners : )
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I loved ours but at 20 lbs he is likely to only fit in it a very short time. I watch a 20lb 8 month old and it is a little small now. My 21 lb daughter out grew it at 18 lbs and 28 inches. Since they dont make a 9 or 12 month version i invested in a winter bundting, it was a great transition suit. It keeps her warm and still muffles some movement.
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Yes I bought mine for my girl and she is a very big girl 95 lbs however I would not get him the pink color one :)
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My daughter was about 40 pounds at 5 years old, not sure about her height at the time but I got her the 4/6. it fit perfectly. Wasn't too long or too baggy. Go bigger if you're not sure.
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My son is not quite 40 lbs. it works perfectly for him, but I'm not sure about a 100 lb child. Sorry I can't be more help.
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It's hard for me to know how small your son is, since mine has always looked about two years BIGGER than he is lol. But, even if he is on the small side I am sure he would still absolutely love it and it's something I think most 4 year olds can handle! Plus, it is something he can use for years to come and it poses no real safety risk, which was important to me. It's so low to the ground you don't have to worry about falling and moves at a easy pace. He may need a bit of help to simply "start rolling" until he gets a bit bigger, but it's easy to keep going once you get started. I hope I could be of some help!
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The mattress would support him, however the full mattress is only 75 inches long and being your son is 78 inches tall, that would be a tight squeeze. I would recommend at least the queen size which is not much more, as well you will need to get a very good foundation to support the mattress, and yes go with the 10". Mattress Mattress (if they are in your area) sell foundations (not the same as old box springs). Hope this helps
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Yes i would get a size 0 since he is so small. Online it says size 0 fits up to 10 pounds