My daughter is 5'6 and 128 pounds. I am stuck if I should be getting her an Adult SM or an Adult M. Please help.
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Adult Medium. It is easier to deal with the robe if it is a little too big rather than too small.
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I am 5'5 and 120lbs. I ordered a child large. It is mid-thigh length and slightly baggy. I'm using mine as a costume though and not for its actual purpose. I hope this helps.
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Yes we have the ADULT SLIM that is perfect for TEENS, you can buy the ADULT and on the GIFT MESSAGE write down that you need TEENS its just 1.5 inch smaller on both sizes length and width , if they are TEENS and strong built, buy the regular adult (Its fully adjustable on the NECK and waist.. Thank you Donnie
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Hi Kimberly, I purchased these for my son in the spring, he was 12 and appx 110 lbs. I figured he'd keep growing. His friends had the "youth" size and he already was at the max. The springs work based on your weight. We decided to get the adult ones and we are happy with that decision. He can now use these for years to come and you don't have to worry about reaching the max weight and needing a bigger size. My son is at the low end of the weight scale for his and he will be able to use them for years. The adult ones are heavier duty then the kids size. I hope that helps. I understand it is an investment and you want to get the right size for now and in years to come. Happy Holidays, Melissa
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I got the sm but my daughter is smaller like 29/30 in. The sm for me was perfect... it's very roomy. You could always exchange it for a bigger size. I will be ordering the knit one for the summer! �
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If it is the adult one- it is good for an average height adult (5' 6" - 5' "8); the child one fits a child 40" tall and up. I have both and LOVE them both.
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You could probably get the medium and have no problems I got a small for my min pin he's 16 pounds and the devise is at the smallest setting. It gets a lot bigger.
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No my kid is 70 pounds and 5 years old !!! I think I should have went bigger !! Maybe adult size. No lie
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Hi Kimberly, I purchased these for my son in the spring, he was 12 and appx 110 lbs. I figured he'd keep growing. His friends had the "youth" size and he already was at the max. The springs work based on your weight. We decided to get the adult ones and we are happy with that decision. He can now use these for years to come and you don't have to worry about reaching the max weight and needing a bigger size. My son is at the low end of the weight scale for his and he will be able to use them for years. The adult ones are heavier duty then the kids size. I hope that helps. I understand it is an investment and you want to get the right size for now and in years to come. Happy Holidays, Melissa Hi Kimberly, I purchased these for my son in the spring, he was 12 and appx 110 lbs. I figured he'd keep growing. His friends had the "youth" size and he already was at the max. The springs work based on your weight. We decided to get the adult ones and we are happy with that decision. He can now use these for years to come and you don't have to worry about reaching the max weight and needing a bigger size. My son is at the low end of the weight scale for his and he will be able to use them for years. The adult ones are heavier duty then the kids size. I hope that helps. I... » Read More Hi Kimberly, I purchased these for my son in the spring, he was 12 and appx 110 lbs. I figured he'd keep growing. His friends had the "youth" size and he already was at the max. The springs work based on your weight. We decided to get the adult ones and we are happy with that decision. He can now use these for years to come and you don't have to worry about reaching the max weight and needing a bigger size. My son is at the low end of the weight scale for his and he will be able to use them for years. The adult ones are heavier duty then the kids size. I hope that helps. I understand it is an investment and you want to get the right size for now and in years to come. Happy Holidays, Melissa « Show Less
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I'd probably purchase the adult if I were you just so it would last longer. The child size is fine too. My daughter is 10 1/2 and still wearing it, but she has also worn my adult size bands when hers weren't with her. Depends if you feel your child's wrists are average size for their age. If your child has very tiny wrists then I'd stick with the child size. Hope that helps!
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Daughter is that size, and she can ride but you can tell her legs are pretty bunched up. An adult that size could ride, doubtful it will be for extended amounts of time.
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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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Given that I have only bought one size, and I am a fully grown adult, it's difficult for me to recommend which one you should pick for your son. But, I did scan through the reviews to see which ones mention buying smaller sizes for their children. I came across a few that would at least come close to your son's statistics. The first one I found was bought for a 9 year old who was "Very tall" for her age, and they got her a medium. The reviewer said that if you buy a size perhaps slightly bigger than you were hoping for, the outfit comes with several straps that wrap around the waist and legs that can tighten it. (which I can confirm is true.) The only part that I've ever found to be loose is the upper chest region. I can't even seem to get that region to stay tucked in when I move around too much in the outfit. Also, another reviewer bought this for her 13 year old son who was 5'7 and 120 pounds and chose large. She said it was "a tad loose, but not too long." This is probably the example you were looking for, so listen carefully: Given the fact that you son is the same age as hers, and is both shorter and weighs less than her son, Medium might be a wiser choice - but remember I can't confirm that, I've never bought or tried any other side except for XL. At any rate, I think whether you pick medium or large everything will be fine. The medium might fit perfectly, and the large, if you decided to get that one, would at least be really comfortable, nonrestrictive to motor functions, and more importantly; he'd be able to continue using it as he ages and grows. So either decision you make I think you'll find good things about either of them. Hope I was of help.
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My daughter is 51 inches and 55 pounds. Very skinny and always freezing. She is wearing a 6 and it works great. It is very tight but they are supposed to be tight though to work the best. She can't get it off herself once it is wet - I have to peel it off of her. I am considering moving her to an 8 because we have had this one for 2 years and it is finally getting worn out from chlorine. But I'm afraid the 8 might be too big. They really need between sizes. Personally at 48 inches I would go with the 6 because you really don't want "grow room" or bulk in a wetsuit.
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This is the adult/full size. Fine for my 5ft3 14 y.o. My 10 y.o. Who is short has a junior one.
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I have twin 11 year old daughters and we purchased theses sea bands when they were just 6 years old. At that time they fit great and we used them often. We still use them on occasion but they do complain that it is too tight now. they have a small bone structure and small wrists. So it might be best to go with an adult size. Good luck!
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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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I'd suggest adult short as well. I am 5'9" and adult long was perfect for me. -dr