my daughter is 30 pounds and 40 inches .. what size should I buy. She feels cold all the time in the pool and does not enjoy swimming class
45007
My daughter is 44" and about 45 pounds. We bought her a size 6-6X. However, I must warn you, my daughter is still cold in the pool. I'm going to try a full wet suit next. Good luck!
45008
I bought a 6-6x for my daughter who is around 45 lbs. If I were you, I'd buy a 4T, so there is some room to move (and grow). Unlike adult wet suits for scuba diving, you don't want this one super tight. Incidentally, my daughter is still a little cold in this wet suit, just because it's so cold outside. But she is much happier at swim class now!
45009
Maybe a 3T or 4 T. I bought 3 different sizes because I was unsure. I actually got size 6 instead of a 4T so I sent back the siZes that didn't fit
541324
I think you should get a large. Even with the zipper in the front they're the devil to get on and off. It does give a little when wet. I wear mine in a pool.
407495
I would go with the size 4 if she is a 4. It is snug but allows her enough space to put it on herself. The size 2 will be too small. It's a great suit and keeps her warm in the cold pool.
614302
I swim regularly, and normally wear a size 4. I ordered a size 32, and feel like it is a good fit. My competitive swimmer daughter, tells me my suit is too big. I think anything smaller would feel too tight.
17969
My daughter is 13mo and is 32 inches and 22lbs and we had to get her x-large (says 28-33lbs on size chart). The 4t looks like it goes up to 45 but i found this brand runs small. Buy and try i guess.
457389
You might try a medium actually my pit is 70 ib n the large is good for him. But the padding is a little light so I want to add some more so he floats better. Also the return policy is awesome so if it doesn't fit u can return it and order the right size.
378908
My daughter is 110 lb and about 5'2". The small size fits her perfectly. Sounds like your daughter may need an xs (if one is offered) for weight, but the length may be too short.
1073666
I had to look on the O'Neill wetsuits website. Click on the following link and then click on the size chart on the lower left. - http://www.oneill.com/wetsuits/products.html?c=27&p;=1676. Not sure what size you are looking for but my son is 37 inches tall and 26.5 pounds and fits perfectly in the size 1. (The arms and legs look a little short -- could be an inch longer but that isn't a big concern for us.)
407662
I ordered a size 9-10 for a child who wears a size 8 but has a long body. The wet suit is on the big size, but my granddaughter is thin. She is 41" and 46 pounds. It will fit much better next year. Hope that is of some help to you.
883485
It runs really small. My daughter is 5'4", 160 and it wasn't even close. We ended up buying the sea wetsuit in xl. Hope this helps.
197742
I think 42 would be your size but they don't have it in this. But this swimsuit runs for some size bigger for me too but for me like around half a size. So if you not afraid of returns you can try 40 and just simply check. I guess will be ok.
901135
I'm 6 foot and 165 lbs, and use a medium. It's a perfect fit, but snug (better snug than loose, which let's cold water in!). So I would definitely say Large.
1250653
You can go to Speedos website, they have a sizing chart. My daughter wears a 32 practice suit and a 26L kneeskin. You want it to be very tight.
1581562
Go with the large. It will be slightly big but not dangerous and she will grow into it quickly. I put my daughter in the large over a month ago and she is on the small side as well.
71361
Whoops wrong answer your question LOL I would probably go with the large we did the medium and she fits okay at 25lbs
300086
I'm between a large and extra large depending on shirt. I bought an x-large which fits snug but that's what I wanted for swimming so if you want it a little looser definitely buy up a size.
438742
I would get the medium or large. My son is 6 and 40 pounds and he loved the large (though it has plenty of room to grow into)