Would these work/fit in CROCS ...and my daughter is a 4/4.5 and was wondering what the difference is between the "Big Kids" & "Walker?
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Not much difference between the two I don't think it work with a croc( at least the traditional crocs) as the inserts need something with more shape ( the are relatively narrow)
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You need shoes with a closed heel. "Walker" is infant size 4, "Big Kids" is for a 10-12 year old child.
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My twins girls are 7 and on the small side. They normally wear size 12 - 12 and a half. We purchased size 13 for them and they fit them fine. They probably run a little smaller than, but pretty much true to size. If you want a little leeway for growth, it wouldn't hurt to order 1 size larger than their usual shoe size. I hope this helps you out a little!
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My four year old users them and hasn't complained. I had to adjust them to fit smaller for her, if you haven't already let them out then you may try that. I know that the few times I've put them on they weren't comfortable because they felt too small.
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My son is a 35 and has the 2-5 and is wearing them on size 4. If u think your daughter can fit into the 5-8 u will get many more years use out of it
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Hello Sharon,I bought these for my daughter who is 6yrs old and she loves them. I would only tell you that these do have a small heal and at her young age it may be difficult for her to walk in them unless you plan to use them under adult supervision. I hope this answered your question.
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They fit into regular sneakers very well. In fact, they make it so a narrow foot can fit into a medium sneaker. I think the heel is too wide if your sneakers are narrow. But I love them because they've opened up more shoe options since my narrow foot now fits with the orthaheel 3/4 length into more shoes, ones in regular medium width.
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My daughter was 6 when I bought them and she wore a 12 so I ordered a Large. I wanted her to have room to use them for 2 summers. She LOVED them and they fit well. She does have wide feet though. The water makes them snug so I would think go bigger than smaller.
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I would buy a small. They are a little bulky. I think they should be sold by shoe size not by weight. My daughter only weighs 80 lbs. but, she wears a size 6.5 women's shoe and the regular was the right size for her. I think you will be happy with the small. Good luck. I hope they work as well for you as they have for her. They are wonderful!!
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They come in a length that you cut to fit. The only thing that would prevent them from fitting is the diameter of the child's lace holes. I would check the lace hole size compared to your own and if they are similar they should fit!
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Bearings in my daughter's pair are just fine. Go for the larger size because their feet will grow into them Very soon.
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Hi. I have a daughter who is 8 years old and her size is 34-35. Does she fit in these Rollerblade (M)? I'm a little lost because the size.
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I purchased the next size up from my child shoe size and they both fit great and they were able to wear them for a while. Definitely go a little bigger cause you are able to tighten them with the strap around the ankle. Hope that helps :)
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What size shoe does your daughter wear? My daughter is 4. Got the small, but they are still a little big on her. She wears size 9/10 shoes and the small size is 12-2
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I used them for 1st and 2nd graders - they are big on them but work just fine. Tried it on my 4 year-old daughter - it comes down almost to her knees. But I am sure there are ways to tuck them in or tie them up, and then as the kids grow you don't need to buy new jerseys!
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I noticed that as well. I don't think it makes a difference when ordering, my daughter is 5 and wears a 12, but I ordered a JR13, and the pair fit her very well, she said they are comfortable. Even if they are a little roomy, she could wear bigger socks or an insole could work too.
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My daughter wears a size 7 so the 5-8 size is good for her. Since your daughter is a size 4 now--she could still fit into the Kids 1-4, but then when her foot grows another inch she will fit into the size 5-8. She is so close to the 5-8 size. You might want to wait until she is a size 5 to be on the safe side.
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The Footminders web site says, "Kids (K) and Small Kids (SK). In general, the SK orthotic is suitable for children from about 4 1/2 years of age to about 6 years, and the K orthotic will fit children from 7 to 9." My daughter was 9 years old and wearing a size 4 shoe and I purchased the K (1-3 1/2) and they fit perfectly. The SK (Youth 11-13) is for a smaller foot. Footminders also has sizes larger than these too. The SK is the smallest, then K, and then the next size up would be their X-Small (http://www.footminders.com/footminders-orthotics-for-kids-children.html). Hope this helps! :) The Footminders web site says, "Kids (K) and Small Kids (SK). In general, the SK orthotic is suitable for children from about 4 1/2 years of age to about 6 years, and the K orthotic will fit children from 7 to 9." My daughter was 9 years old and wearing a size 4 shoe and I purchased the K (1-3 1/2) and they fit perfectly. The SK (Youth 11-13) is for a smaller foot. Footminders also has sizes larger than these too. The SK is the smallest, then K, and then the next size up would be their X-Small... » Read More The Footminders web site says, "Kids (K) and Small Kids (SK). In general, the SK orthotic is suitable for children from about 4 1/2 years of age to about 6 years, and the K orthotic will fit children from 7 to 9." My daughter was 9 years old and wearing a size 4 shoe and I purchased the K (1-3 1/2) and they fit perfectly. The SK (Youth 11-13) is for a smaller foot. Footminders also has sizes larger than these too. The SK is the smallest, then K, and then the next size up would be their X-Small (http://www.footminders.com/footminders-orthotics-for-kids-children.html). Hope this helps! :) « Show Less