my son is 6 years old and wears size 13 at Payless shoe store what size would he require if I were to buy these roller skates
73523
He should wear the same size as any other shoe he wears. My son is 8 and wears size 2 and wore size 2 in the roller skates. Hope that helps.
73524
I went 1 size up, I was nervous he would outgrow them before even learning how to skate. My son wears a 2 in reg shoe, so I got a 3 in these skates... He says they fit perfect.
73525
My grandson is 6 and wears a size 13. His feet are growing so very fast and I bought a size 2 since he wont use them much until summer. They are big but he is just learning to skate so it's fine that they are a bit big right now. Glad I bought them big. Good luck.
625414
Yes, the J10-13 is the smaller size. Like a toddler size 10-13. He will probably be fine, even if he is an 8 because I have the bigger size skates (1-4) and they run a little small.
129171
I bought a size 12 for my granddaughter, she wears a size 11 shoe but the 12 fits well. However, there is not very much ankle support in these skates.
228262
I bought these roller skates for my niece in her shoe size and they fit great.
905327
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)
599994
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>
602066
You may want to go just a bit bigger so he has them for a while. A size 13 or 1 because it also depends on the thickness of the socks he will be wearing. My son lived these skates and we just passed them along to my nephew who now also loves them...
356445
take him to a local store that sells roller blades, have them check his feet to see what size blades he would required. then, if the blades for his feet are between sizes 5-8 then these are the right blades for him. the sizes go up to 8 so as his feet grow you can adjust the blades for his feet.
613360
My granddaughter wore a size 12 so I got her a size one instead of a 13 to allow for growth. She lives them. The wheels needed to be loosened as she was getting worn out quickly but otherwise they were a great but!
1969353
My daughter is 2-1/2 and wears 8/9 shoe size. Her shoes fit perfectly into the smallest setting. These are really good training skates for beginners. I bought very expensive ones for my first child and it took him much longer to learn. These are not as fast, therefore scary.
1583738
I think it will be too big. I bought these roller blades for my 6 year old that wears a size 12/13 and sometimes a 1 and it was a bit big but you can tighten. Personally, I think it will be way big. Not suggested unless you have her wear very thick socks so she can grow into them. It may be painful and even dangerous if it is not the right size.
28281
We ended up calling Roller Derby and directly asked them. She said the Y is for Youth but doesn't understand why they would even add it to the size. They are children sizes and told us just to purchase the 13 vs selecting Y13. Hopefully that is right. I will find out in a couple days when we get the skates and if there is an issue I will post another comment.
750374
I purchased a pair of size four for my granddaughter.They fit very well. Not too snug nor too loose either. Quality material,I believe I saw numerous sizes available, when we ordered, for a little girl, who is size 13 then I would recommend size 12 or size 11 or possibly 13. One can always get the child's foot measured at a shoe store to acquire a more accurate fitting. I hope this is of some help.These are great skates.
357635
Daniela, my daughter (10 years) size 6 shoe and I bought skates size 7 shoe (bought a larger size). My wife size 9 shoe and to my surprise served perfectly for her too. As I have no more information about you, do not know if it's information will help you.
985414
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.
40342
I'm going to say yes. The skates are true to size however, they are quite stiff and rigid too. My daughter wears a size 11 and I ordered an 11 and they fit fine. If you do order a little bigger, they may last a little longer than just 1 season too.
100913
I would order a size 13. We got a pair for my son last year- a size 12, which was his shoe size, and the skates were true to size.