My daughter is 6 barely fits a sz 13, large 3-6 sounded too big but from reviews I'm not so sure what size now. any suggestions?
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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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The boot is adjustable. I have a five year old and I bought the 13 and it does not bother her that its too big.
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Our 7 year old son fit in the smaller size just fine last winter. I don't know if he'll get two seasons out of them, but he enjoyed them last year.
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I purchased this size for 5 & 6 yr. olds. AT first they might have worn thick socks...but they sure got a lot of wear out of them. And I got my moneys worth. Too big is better than too small. They can at least grow into them.
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I bought the large 2 years ago, for my then 6-year-old. They fit at the smallest adjustment then - but the box I have says it's adjustable from size 2-4, so maybe they have changed their sizing. My daughter is almost 8 now and can still wear them. I'd go with the large. You can always put on an extra pair of socks or put padding in the toes if they are too big.
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I went up one size for both my young daughters. My oldest complains hers are too tight at one size up. My other daughter says hers fit fine. Go up at least one size, two if you want them to last a bit and just put extra socks on. 3.5 might be too young for theses skates. My girls are fairly athletic at 5 & 6.5 and they can't do them yet without holding my hand the entire time and falling all over the place. Get wrist guards!! Most common injury is broken wrists! Good luck!
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My daughter is 6 and usually wears 6x as she's a bit taller than average. The size small here is too big. XS would fit just right.
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I bought a size 6 for my 6'3" skinny friend, and they fit perfectly. you might want to get the size 5 because your daughter is still growing. It msy be a tad long for her but the size 4 may be short.
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I have a 9# min pin and the xs fits perfectly. I would suggest the s for your 13#. Since the tend to have larger chests, it's better to order the larger size. Hope this helps!
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The size 6 would fit your son. It was a little big on my son and He is 4'1" and 52 pounds. It was a few inches too long and he had some room to grow into it, but it still worked great. I would probably get a 4 for the younger daughter.
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I have a 13inch. I would see if there is a size for yours. If it is, you'll love it.
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I would recommend size 1-4.. you can't go wrong because he can grow with this size. If he is a size 13, it is cushion and nice tight straps so his feet won't slide around . 13 1/2 is an average 6yr old size. Good choice gift to buy I must add!
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My 6 year old wears a large and it fits him very well. You might try a small but use the sizing chart as we found it to be accurate. My boy rolled a 4 wheeler over on himself when the helmet was still new and it took the beating without him being harmed. In my opinion it is a very well made helmet. Just like the adult motorcycle helmets only kid sized.
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It really seemed that a size 13 in kids is super close to a size 1 to me. I would just get a size 1 for both. Hope this helps.
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It depends on her head circumference. My daughter at age 4 had a pretty large head..actually she was born with one ,13 !!!! Measure her head with a soft tape measure and use the size chart to pick. For a riding helmet , as long as it doesn't move up when she jumps up and down that's a good fit. These are adjustable too, so you if it's close, order up.
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Well I didn't see that size when I bought mine. But I bought the biggest available which was size 10 and it hardly fit my 6 and half year old daughter. Unless your kid is petite and skinny it will not last long
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Hi, my granddaughter is 6,going on 7 on December. 1-4 fits fine. plus you can adjust them.hope i was able to help. happy day.
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My duughter is 3, and in a size 4, and it fits her well...I would say 6 is the max and it will probably be pretty snug if she fits in 7/8 tops.
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Hi Becca, this was my experience: My old helmet was size 52 (cm) and bought this Ovation Schooler helmet Size XS/S and turn the adjustment teeth to the smaller size in a confortable way. I think may be your baby needs XXS/XS. Anyway, in this site you can see the right size for each Ovation Helmet http://www.englishridingsupply.com.
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A three should still be ok... these give lots of space in the arms anyways... it's more dependent on the length of their arms than the size and bulk... if you want to be safe go ahead and get a 4... you can always adjust the size backwards if it's slightly too big
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I would go with the 6 because they seemed to run a little long in the torso to me. I had to send my daughters back not because it was poor quality or anything, she is just 4'10 and 100 lbs short legs long torso. I got her the 12-14. The size chart is pretty accurate though if your son is not all legs or all torso. Hope this is helpful? It was a nice suit, great quality for the price!