my son is 4ft tall what size shin guard should I get?
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my daughter is five foot tall and LOVES these guards. They run a little small so they should fit your son just fine. Good quality so that should last a while.
192907
I bought the M Size, It could be done however it wont cover all the shin guard. Maybe with the Large Size. I am a 10.5 U.S foot size and fits perfect.
215353
tricky! I wear a regular, and I am 5' 4". They go up to my knees. They are a little big and I sometimes need to re-adjust them when kicking the bag. I think this size should cover your shins and in-step no problem - unless you have those loooooong John Jones legs - then you may have to size up to a large. Good Luck!! :)
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Medium is meant for 5"4 to 5"7 so medium is probably the best fit for him. I'm 16 and 5"11 yet I use medium because they're little and light and being the forward I want to be I think it's best but that's my opinion and one day it'll probably screw me over but yeah medium for a safe nice fit
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Idk but I doubt that the shin guard would be big enough. For kids it is 4 in long. For kids it fits about 3 shoe sizes so maybe the same for adult.
1657607
Hi. I agree a small would work, but only if your son likes a very snug fit. A medium would work if he likes a little more room, but still snug. If in doubt have him try on one at your local sporting goods store. Oddly enough, my 17 year old softball player daughter who's 5'7" prefers a Large. It fits snug under her jerseys but allows for more movement so she's not choking.
922054
My son is a similar size- but runs on the slendor size- only about 70 lbs. plenty of room in chest protector and shin guards, but helmet runs small.
702342
I had a 6'3" on my team in Afg.. this use to fit him just right just get L or XL whatever size shirt that u use.. sleeves are long you have to roll them once..
95880
Maybe the small, but I use medium. You might want to check children's shingurads because unless he has very long legs he may be too small for a small.
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I would guess a size 3 would work well but buying a 3 and/or 4 and trying it is the best way to find out, and return the one you don't take of keep them both if the 3 fits and you have the 4 for when he grows into it. Otherwise return both, but the other answers are correct to look at the O'Neill site and make sure the height is right. If it is too loose it will let cold water in and circulate, if it is too tight it will be very painful and useless. It is a great wetsuit for the toddlers, best I ever saw. BD
508625
My 8 year old grandson was getting 10-15 feet in 4 hours of practice. Now he can go miles. He is tall for his age as well. I think the size will work.
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hi clarissa, it all depends on the size (husky, slim)of your 4 year old. what ever size he wears normally look for the equivolent in S, M or Large. this custome are made within the guide lines with an inch or so for growth. all the comments are correct.
1420470
you would need an extra small that the 53 to 54 centimetersand a small is 55 to 56 centimeters if he is a young kid I would recommend a lighter helmet
248752
I would suggest the 4 footer. I also like to use corner flags or a coaching stick for goals so that the kids do not goal guard. If you get these make a retaining arc with discs infront of goals so kids will not stand there and play GK. hope this helps.
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My son is 7 and about 4ft, bought him the x-large. They are a bit large on him compared to what other kids on his team wear, so they might be ok for your son. It's a shame the sizing is so vague with these things :/
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The length of the shin guard itself is 22" in the front. There is also a 4" sleeve below that. Total length in the front is 26".
657955
I like mediums, I'm 5'2" as well, depending on what you're using then for. The wrist guards are great, the knee pads are a bit thin, my friend got a large and the wrist guards are far too big.