Can I buy these for my 3 year old son? If not wear should I buy my three year old shin protectors?
846465
These are probably way too big for him. At that age, you can get integrated sock/shin guards that may be easier. Check with his league/coach.
846466
Unfortunately no. Over here in MD we have a store call model's. They sell what you are looking for. If not try your local mom and pops store Or adiddas Junior shin guards on Amazon.
846467
I'm almost positive you'll want to shop in the "Kids" department for your 3 year old. These are adult sized.
1214315
My daughter is 4 months old and they fit her. I don't think they would fit a child much older than that... But 0-4 months, you should be ok. There is some stretch around the ankle but the slipper itself is like a little stuffed animal. Not stretchy. They're really cute though and even jingle ;)
2234189
I can't honestly say. But for the price buy a pair and if they dont fit give them to your kids. You cant start emphasizing safety too early.
317820
I got a 3 for my 9 year old. They are for bigger kids. Remember though that they run nearly a size smaller that usual. I had to return mine because of that reason.
1723267
Hi Monica! Get a "regular" for the 3 year old and a "large" for the 6.5 year old! Stretch them gently to activate the neoprene when you get them :) Satisfaction guarantee, from one parent to another! Have a great day.
1590589
Definately children. And my boys didn't like the way they fit. I think they might be for small children (5 yrs old). With something like this you might want to go to the store to try them on. Some you have to slide on and others Velcro around your elbows and knees.
395763
I think they would be too big for a young child. All I did was try to strap the knee pads on when they were delivered and then I immediately returned them when they did not fit. You should probably go to a sporting goods store and try some different pairs on. That is what I am going to do now.
54593
I would say they are not adult shine guards; I purchased a M for a 13 year old average sized boy (5'3" 105 lbs) and they were much too small; I returned them and ordered a L, which was about the right size for this youth; any adult would at least need an XL.
128333
My son is nine and they fit him pretty well. They may fit an adult with a small head. Otherwise, i'd say "no".
1227767
My 6 year old daughter wears them around the house / yard. I'm not sure I would want her to wear them on a bike or anything just because of their bulk / size. They are wide enough for an adult but can be tight enough for a kid.
1733519
I am 20 years old and they fit perfect on the notch 3 setting. I would recommend for older kids, teens, and adults
2116042
Yes I believe they would. I bought them for a then 4 yo and his 2 yo sister can wear them too. You could always cut a tube sock for under the straps to make tighter and to reduce friction in skin. I think it would be a grey purchase for skateboarding a well. I would even buy wrist and butt pads for him too! Don't forget that Helmet!
1926943
I think they would be durable, but I'm not a drummer and I bought these for my 3 year old.
1723268
Hi Monica!Get a "regular" for the 3 year old and a "large" for the 6.5 year old! Stretch them gently to activate the neoprene when you get them :) Satisfaction guarantee, from one parent to another! Have a great day.
703041
I doubt it. I bought these for my 3 year old, and she is almost out of them.
2230732
They fit in my tiny three-year-old (5th percentile ). They were the smallest hard shell I had seen. To be honest they are pretty restrictive, my three-year-old really never got fast enough to need much padding . In retrospect long sleeves and jeans was all she needed to protect against scrapes
32109
They come with three sizes of rubber earpieces, small medium and large. The medium ones are installed by default and seem to fit me okay, so they'd probably be to big for a 7 year old. The small ones might fit, but I don't have any small ears to test them on. For $7, it's worth a shot. If worse comes to worst you have a backup pair of ear buds in case your regular ones fail.