Some reviewers have said that these are boy's sizes. We are buying for an 8-yo girl who takes size 2. Should we get a 3 or 4 (& stuff the toe?)
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We bought them for my 8 yo daughter's birthday. She's a size 1 on a good day and these are fine. We make her wear two pair of thick socks and she does fine with them.
438044
These are girls sizes. I would get a 3, def not a four. They run true to size
438045
I ordered a size larger for my granddaughter, mainly so she could wear them longer. I found them true to size.
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.
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I would buy the size 12-2. They adjust really easy(just push the button and pull them forward)and will fit for a long time. My daughter was in a 11 or 12 when I got them and she is just now getting in a 2 and they still fit great! My older(almost 10 now) daughter got the 3-6 and she still has room to grow
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These do come in kids sizing. This listing is actually for a girls and the girls sizing runs from 1.0 through 4.0. However, these are not available in a smaller size. Hopefully this helps!
14303
Our son's fit his normal size with a little wiggle room, if she is a size 8, you should get the 8 or maybe even a 10
129170
My twins girls are 7 and on the small side. They normally wear size 12 - 12 and a half. We purchased size 13 for them and they fit them fine. They probably run a little smaller than, but pretty much true to size. If you want a little leeway for growth, it wouldn't hurt to order 1 size larger than their usual shoe size. I hope this helps you out a little!
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You probably need to go with a 1/2 size, especially for the 7 year old. Maybe even a 3/4 for the 10 year old. I guess it also depends on how tall/big your boys are. My daughter is 5 (average height) and she is using a 1/4 size. I am NOT an expert by the way.
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I would go up to a 12. this gives some room for growth. I always had my daughter wear thicker socks so the next size up gave space for her toes to wiggle
79018
I feel your pain. My daughter wears a girl's size 5, which are getting harder and harder to find. She fits into a women's 6 in shoes, so I will probably buy her a women's 7 to allow for growth and socks. She's in that never-never land between girl's and women's sizes. I may go to the manufacturer's website and see if they have a conversion chart (like Zappo's does for shoes), and go from there. Good luck.
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Maybe a 3? I'm really not sure. I've used 3s and 4s so far for ages 7-11. I believe size 3 is the smallest.
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My sons 6 and I'd have to say they fit his size. For a two year old, they'd probably be a bit large. But comfortably on a 4-7 or 8 year old.
1969323
Depends on her shoe size... But my daughter had average to large feet at age 11-12 and bought a medium and they only just fit her, they have a lip/ledge at the back so if they are too small it is uncomfortable. I would go for the large.
45947
I bought a size 1 for my 7-year old daughter. I think for you a size 4 may be best.
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My daughter is 8 with a size 2. But she has had these skates for a year. They are adjustable. I would buy big then layer socks if they are to big at first. They are a great skate.
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They are adjustable so I would go with the size range listed. I'd say they run slightly small only, so if you'd like more growing room go up a size and remember they'll wear thick socks too.
517776
We bought the size 2-5 and my son wears a 4.5. They were a little snug. We are returning them.
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My son wears a size 1 shoe and I bought him the size 1-3 and they are a little big. I would say go with the 3-5 size.