I wear 10.5 sneakers. What size rollerblade do I need?
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I bought the exact same size as the shoe size. Seems like they are true to size. Good luck, and have fun!
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I wear a 10.5 EE size shoe. I ordered the XL (largest available?) and it was a good fit for me.
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This should help, I found sizing on a different siteGrip-Ons Sizes: Medium: Men's 5.5 - 7 or Women's 6 - 10 Large: Men's 7.5 - 10 or Women's 10.5 - 13 X-Large: Men's 10.5 - 13 or Women's 13.5 - 16
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Most likely a 5, but I honestly do not recommend these skates, I bought them, used them twice, and haven't again because the wheels are way too tight and weird, and they're very difficult for beginners, more for the experienced, hard to balance on them.
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I wear mainly sneakers and use a small lift. Sneakers are size 9 or sometimes 9 1/2. I wear narrow shoes usually. Tried both the medium and small at the physical therapist's office and decided on the small.
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Sizing: Provided by Rollerblade, should be used as a guideline and may differ based on body type - Based on height Small = shorter then 155 cm (approx 5 ft) Medium = 155 - 170 cm (5 ft to 5 ft 6 in) Large = 170 - 180 cm (5 ft 6 in to 6 ft) XL = 180 cm and up (taller then 6 ft)
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Lisa, your best option is to take your daughter to a local sports recreational store that sells roller blades and have them help you size your daughter's feet to determine what size blades she would wear. If that size is within the size range of these blades then pull the trigger. Hope this helps!
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No, the Roller Derby V500 Adjustable skates only come in an adjustable size range of 6.0 to 9.0.
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Yes, they will fit with with room to grow. We bought it for our 9 year old girl. Her feet are 6.5" - 7" (this corresponds to women's sizes). She had to adjust them by one click from the minimum size. There are two or three more clicks to adjust when her feet grow. She loves her Rollerblade.
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I am not sure about female show sizes. I am a men's shoe size 10.5, and these rollerblades are jussst a bit big on me. If I had a redo I would buy a 10.5 if they had it, but I wouldnt go all the way down to a 10. In the end, its better to go too bid rather than too small--you can still fit into a boot thats too big.
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You'll want a medium. I wear 7s and a small fits; hubby has 10 mens and mediums are perfect on his. BTW, be careful running on pavement - it'll wear out your Yaks pretty quickly. They'll replace the spikes w/i 90 days, but it's kind of a pain.
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It is very true that these rollerblades run small. We originally bought them, in the "1-4" size for our 6-year old who was then just into size 12 shoe. They fit her from the first day and lasted for two years until she became a size 3 shoe. At that time we bought the next size up, the "5-8" and she is still wearing them and is not even a size 4 shoe yet. Her little sister (size 12) inherited the 1-4's and wears them at the smallest adjustment. So while they may not be exactly right for your 10-11 daughter right now they will fit her soon and will then fit her for a good few years. It is very true that these rollerblades run small. We originally bought them, in the "1-4" size for our 6-year old who was then just into size 12 shoe. They fit her from the first day and lasted for two years until she became a size 3 shoe. At that time we bought the next size up, the "5-8" and she is still wearing them and is not even a size 4 shoe yet. Her little sister (size 12) inherited the 1-4's and wears them at the smallest adjustment. So while they may not be exactly right for your 10-11 daughter right now they will fit her soon and will then fit her for a good... » Read More It is very true that these rollerblades run small. We originally bought them, in the "1-4" size for our 6-year old who was then just into size 12 shoe. They fit her from the first day and lasted for two years until she became a size 3 shoe. At that time we bought the next size up, the "5-8" and she is still wearing them and is not even a size 4 shoe yet. Her little sister (size 12) inherited the 1-4's and wears them at the smallest adjustment. So while they may not be exactly right for your 10-11 daughter right now they will fit her soon and will then fit her for a good few years. « Show Less
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I have narrow feet, i take a 8 in shoes and I bought a 6. The skates I use now I take a 7 in. These ran super big in my opinion.
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you should get Medium.... I'm 10.5 and I wear large... and the fit me jus right...
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Probably wrong answer, but I recently upgraded to new model Igniter 100 from Crossfire 90, which had been removed from Rollerblade's line. The Igniter has 100 mm wheels and a more rigid aluminum frame. Shoe design basically the same. Igniter 100 Blades are remarkably fast.
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It depends on what brand of sneakers you wear for example I wear nike 91/2 but I feel more comfortable with the new balance size 10. I would go with a 1/2 size bigger
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7 and 8 year olds vary in shoe size, but the roller skate size is exactly the same as the shoe size.So find the same shoe size for roller skates and you'll be fine. 1/2 size bigger might be ok too, as long as you are ready to wear them with insoles or thick socks.