What is a good size to buy for my 14 year old daughters to double dutch?
49089
My daughter is 16 and told me to order the 16' length. She was very happy with the ropes and the length.
49090
I think so. Haven't seen my granddaughter using it but when I got them out to look, it didn't seem that they were that long so I doubt that she could double dutch with two people. I think it's just a one-person set.
49091
I bought the 16 ft one and we had people from 6 years old to 30 years old jumping in. And the tallest person that joined us was 6' 8"
2003998
I would go with the biggest available, i bought small for my 12 year old and fits perfectly
1921403
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
1374664
My kid is 8... but he is rather tall. The trainer chose 25 -inch racket so that he could use later. I think the same size would be just fine.
1355943
My daughter just turned 4 and is about 39 1/2 in tall. with the twelve she could put both feet on the ground and with no training wheels to start she looked more comfortable. I look at it like trading one for the other she fit the 14 a little better but more balance and control starting and stopping on the 12 which I think is more important. I would go 12 especially if you have younger kids. We have a younger daughter so if she only gets one year out of it no big deal
1477762
I purchased this as a gift for a 3yr old, who is tall for her age. I know they would be big on my 2yr old, who also is tall for her age. It is, I believe, recommended for sizes 4-6. You'd have to judge by your granddaughter's size. If I remember correctly it's all elastic waists. You could alter them if you're quick with a sewing machine but not sure it's worth it. It also contains quite a few small items/accessories I would not want my 2yr old using, although you could just withhold them. Good luck finding something for this age group. I've been looking and it's very difficult. There definitely is a gap in the market. I purchased this as a gift for a 3yr old, who is tall for her age. I know they would be big on my 2yr old, who also is tall for her age. It is, I believe, recommended for sizes 4-6. You'd have to judge by your granddaughter's size. If I remember correctly it's all elastic waists. You could alter them if you're quick with a sewing machine but not sure it's worth it. It also contains quite a few small items/accessories I would not want my 2yr old using, although you could just withhold them. Good luck finding something for this age group. I've been looking and it's very difficult. There... » Read More I purchased this as a gift for a 3yr old, who is tall for her age. I know they would be big on my 2yr old, who also is tall for her age. It is, I believe, recommended for sizes 4-6. You'd have to judge by your granddaughter's size. If I remember correctly it's all elastic waists. You could alter them if you're quick with a sewing machine but not sure it's worth it. It also contains quite a few small items/accessories I would not want my 2yr old using, although you could just withhold them. Good luck finding something for this age group. I've been looking and it's very difficult. There definitely is a gap in the market. « Show Less
1466947
I think that was my daughter's size when I first got mine. That should be fine and will last for years.
87080
My daughter is about 4'9" and the mediums work very well for her. She has room to grow with them so I would recommend that size for your daughter.
68938
Try a 30, 20oz (-10) or 30, 21oz (-11). My daughter has been using only DeMarini since she was 5 years old. She is now 13 years old and uses 32, 21oz (-11). If you decide to go with DeMarini, make sure you turn the bat after each at bat to ensure even distribution. If you do not turn the bat, it will crack. That happened after my daughter hit a homerun.
500068
I purchased the 'A' (8-10) size back when my daughter was younger and I have to say they were pretty small and snug. She got her fair share of use out of them but honestly I would most likely by the 'B' size. B is safer because you are going to wash/dry them !
831752
Hello, Lori, it all depends on her height and love for drumming. If she is serious, I think you want to invest in a set perhaps cost a bit more. She may not want a beginner set. This set is really good but I do plan on getting my son some of the "v drums" perhaps around your daughter age if his passion for playing increases. I hope this helps.
130225
30 inch / 17 ounce is a good option. If your kid is small or not to strong try going down to 29 inch / 16 ounce
1030424
My daughter is normally a sz 14 because she's chunky and I bought a 10-12 and it fit so I think the sizes run a lil big. ... wouldn't be a bad idea to get it a little big if you plan on having her wear something under it to keep her warm. .. it's very thin
807284
I think Small would be best. My daughter is a size 8 and we purchased a Medium.
536313
I bought youth size a year ago for my daughter. She is using it for every game and really likes it. It takes a little time to get use to it. She is almost 12.
192170
if you scroll down the page to questions and answers the first answer is a sizing chart. Anyway to answer the question, the chart says D=6-7,7-8 I guess this would be the appropriate size for you and your sister.
867594
I bought these for my 3 year old daughter, who wore a size 8 toddler at the time. They were a little big, but worked just fine. The closest I could find to fit her feet.