I like to buy this shoe for my son who is having 18cm toe... pls advice which size is best for him
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You will need to find a "child" size skate and then order a size 12 for US sizes. for reference: http://www.zappos.com/c/shoe-size-conversion
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I wear a size twelve and there is some flexibility for a somewhat larger shoe. I concur with the idea that size 13 or 14 men's might be the maximum. Remember that this fits only over the toe and even a very small toe will fit on the peddle, though getting optimum performance when lifting the peddle probably requires a shoe size near the maximum.
1808421
then I'd follow their advice and order a medium size. My shoe is 11.5 inches and ordered a medium size like the makers recommended and it fits perfectly.
826161
Well my granddaughter wear a size 10 and we found the shoe fits kind of snug. She will grow out of it before Christmas. So I plan to buy a size 11. My suggestion is buy the 10 then just put on heavy socks for a while that way she will get plenty of use out of them. My 4 year old just loves her.
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I bought 2-5 size when my son's foot size was 3. He is at size 4 now, still fits perfectly. If you don't roller skate often, then choose 5-8 (they will last longer for you), unless your daughter's foot size does not grow fast.
343663
My guess is size XL -- my son's foot is size 14 M, and XL works well for him. My other son has a size 11 and wears the size L.
897341
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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My son will be 10 in March and he wears a 5 or 5.5 shoe. I would say you can't go wrong with the 5-8. There are adjustable as well so he will get lots of use out of them.
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I'm a men's size 7 in most shoes, those that varies these days from a 6.5 to an 8. I think that is fairly equivalent to a women's 8-9 (if my crocs are any indicator). I have two different pair of Tyr crossblade trainers. A green/grey pair that says 5-6 (38-40) on the bottom (also says 89A and has an "S". These fit fairly well. I also bought a completely yellow pair (may not be the same model) from Sports Authority that are a size smaller. While snug they also fit. Unfortunately, there doesn't seem to be a consistent sizing pattern to these flippers. My best advice is to know your European size (centimeters) and see if they have that information. My experience is that seems to be a little more reliable predictor. Good luck.
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Kay,I would stay with a Medium. A large might have problems fitting well in the heal... meaning the sock's heal would be up on the boys Achilles tendon and that would not be comfortable. Good Luck.
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At least in my recent experience (adult male) the Seller has adjusted the sizes correctly and you have to buy same size as per other commercial sport shoes. Hope that it works for kids size. regards.
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I think I'd get the medium. I don't know if there would be a difference in the length at the arch or just at the toe area. They are really easy to cut down. I would rather have it too long and cut it down than to buy it too short and have it fitting improperly.
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I bought a size 11 for my grandson and they very well. It did say on the website something to the effect to buy a size larger but I just boughthis regular size.
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Get a small. My husband bought a medium and wishes he ordered a small. He measures 13" as well around heel.
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Buy the size 1-4 skate. My son wears a 1 and on the smallest setting they still have plenty of room in the toes.
319671
yes, i think it will be perfect. I bought them for my son but i just tried them on and small is the size i would use for myself. i wear the same shoe size as you.
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I bought these for my 4 yr old last year. He was about a shoe size 11 or 12 at the time and they barely fit him all the way extended. I would say it would best fit a shoe size of about 10 or 11. Hope that helps