My 5 years old girl's foot size is 30 (eu) and she usually prefers a little extra room. Could you please help to choose the best skates size for her?
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I believe size 30 eu equals a size 12 us. Although I am not an expert, my recommendation would be that you buy ice skates that are one or two sizes bigger (size 13 or 1 us) depending on how important the extra wiggle room is to your daughter and if she intends to wear only regular socks vs. regular socks AND wool socks while ice skating. I bought my daughter one size bigger ice skates than she normally wears and they fit her well while wearing regular socks. According to my daughter's ice skating instructor ice skates are supposed to fit rather snuggly to provide maximum stability. I hope that helps :) I believe size 30 eu equals a size 12 us. Although I am not an expert, my recommendation would be that you buy ice skates that are one or two sizes bigger (size 13 or 1 us) depending on how important the extra wiggle room is to your daughter and if she intends to wear only regular socks vs. regular socks AND wool socks while ice skating. I bought my daughter one size bigger ice skates than she normally wears and they fit her well while wearing regular socks. According to my daughter's ice skating instructor ice skates are supposed to fit rather snuggly to provide maximum stability. I hope... » Read More I believe size 30 eu equals a size 12 us. Although I am not an expert, my recommendation would be that you buy ice skates that are one or two sizes bigger (size 13 or 1 us) depending on how important the extra wiggle room is to your daughter and if she intends to wear only regular socks vs. regular socks AND wool socks while ice skating. I bought my daughter one size bigger ice skates than she normally wears and they fit her well while wearing regular socks. According to my daughter's ice skating instructor ice skates are supposed to fit rather snuggly to provide maximum stability. I hope that helps :) « Show Less
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My twins have a wider foot and started in this boot. It was not the right boot for them. I would look at the Jackson boots since they are made a bit wider. Jackson makes a great skate at comparable price for beginner skaters as well and they have a much softer top.
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Yes. My daughter wears a size 3 1/2 to 4 US and I expanded the skate slightly and it fits great. She had the smaller size and outgrew them in the fall So I ordered the next sizes up.
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My daughter is also 7 with an 11 shoe size. We purchased a size 12 Ice Skate for her and the fit good.
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The small starts off at kids size 12 and can adjust to size 1. The skates are going to be 2 sizes to big, but with two pairs of socks or very thick socks they are going to be your best fit.
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Skaters will say 10 - supposed to buy your size skates should be snug. I was not aware of this when I bought 10 when my daughter was an 8,5-9 and she is a 9.5 now still wearing the 10s they were never to big to cause issue skating. 10s will fit even though they seem small 11s will give you a second season.
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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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They're pretty much true to size. If you really just want these specific skates go with the 1 and she'll grow into them (you know how fast shoe sizes change) but if she's just getting into a 13, I'd go with another skate in kids sizes.
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Good morning 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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My daughter shoes size is 9 and I ordered size 8, but it was too big. So I returned it and got size 7 from Amazon which fits much comfortably.Check out this link - http://www.lakeplacidiceskates.com/As per this website, it's good to order one size smaller for little tighter fit.If you are not sure of skate size and buying online, buy from seller who provides free return shipping.
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If your son's foot is 15cm then he would be a size US 9-10. If you get the skate it will come on the smallest setting which is size 11 (=17cm). They will be a little big to begin with but if you and he are keen to start skating then wearing some thick socks should work. In any case he will grow into them in another 6-12 months.
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hello...my daughter wears a size 2 shoe, I bouth 3-6 and fit very well. She wears them with thick cotton socks and has skates for a long time
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The size of Skate may be 1-2 digit number larger than your regular shoes with the same size number. Which means you need to order size 3 if your child wear a size 5 of regular shoe. This is from my experience of this model.
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my Daughter is almost 6 years old and wears a normal shoe size of 12. I purchased the medium size roller skates (labeled 12-2 on the box and medium on Amazon) and they work well. The skate has 4 adjustable length positions and should take her through size 14 I think)
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Based on our experiences, Riedell sizes their boots for a competitive or snug fit. If your daughter prefers a little extra room add 1/4 inch to your measurement. When you make the purchase, we recommend molding the skate for a more customized fit. Here's what you need to do---- If your daughter feels like her skates are too small at first. It is most likely because the boots are not fitted to your feet yet. The counter (a reinforcement placed at the back of the boot for foot/boot support) needs to be opened. So here goes---- Remove the footbed(sockliner) that is used to cover the insole. Stand straight on it, making sure your heel is lined up with the footbed. If you have about 1/4"extra on the footbed, the size should be correct. Push the back of the boot against hard surface, a table, desk, etc to open up the counter (area just above the heel on the boot). Put the boot on and lace all the way up. Lacing up can help push your heel move back. The size is right, but it still does not fit right? Try warming up the boot either with a hair dryer or in an oven at 200 F for 5 min, then put the boot on and leave it on for 5 min to custom fit to your feet. If you used the oven method, make sure not to touch the blade. Even though it is only 200 F, the blade can get hot. Hope this helps.
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It is best to get a shoe size. These skates are easily adjustable, but you need a good foot measurement as a starting point. I am always amazed at the size of my grandson's feet. <g>
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My five year old uses regular roller blades. I think he would out grow these to quickly if they even fit him. My three year old uses these and they are fine for him size 8. The boot slips out of the skate though and a but if a pain to put them on. We bought the roller blades for my 5 years old at target but I'm sure they have them on amazon.
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The size of these skates are in U.S. sizes. They run pretty true to size as well. My daughter is between a 1 and a 2 in shoes, and wears size 2 in these skates. If she wears a 13, I'd get a size 1 skate.