My son is 12 years old , what size should i buy ? The youth or adult ? He is quite thin.
449670
I got the adult one. He is 5'7" and 160 pounds. He is really big for 12 years old.
449671
Call his orthodontist, and ask, to make sure, but I would say youth, because of his age
449672
my 13 year old is slim and weighs around 90 lbs. The youth was way too small for him. The adult is a little large but he manages without complaint.
449673
You'll be better off going to Walgreen and getting a mouth piece, this guard is very large in the mouth if you do buy get a youth
449674
Thin? The size is related to bone jaw size not weight. A child size would be used for a small person. Get the adult size instead.
369091
I would buy this one. I was in the same situation as you and decided he would only get bigger. He would outgrow the small ones within months. The youth ones are quite a bit smaller. My son's friends have the youth ones and they like my son's better. Good luck:)
2221448
Actually it was a gift for an 11 year old. He is very thin and it fits him fine!
1154600
Get the adult size- he will grow into it better. Im 170 lbs and they work perfect for me.
1171685
Hi, The adult sizing is for a child 11years old and up. It depends on the size of the child. Play Moore Hockey
445840
Hi Hong, Unfortunately we do not carry this item in youth sizes, only adult. We apologize for any inconvenience. Please let us know if you have any additional questions. Thank you!
1577173
My son is 12 now (we bought at age 11 I believe) and barely 80 pounds. We ordered the xs/s size and it fits perfect. My sons bicep is 13" around if that helps.
159602
I would go with an adult size. One difference between youth and adult is the length of the straps. With an adult size you can shorten the straps, but you can't lengthen them on a youth size.
526111
I bought a medium for my 8 year-old son. fits perfectly. He weighs 58 lbs. Hope this helps.
381442
My 7 yr old (8 in March) wears a peewee large. He's very thin through the waist. I'd go up a size with him, so I'd recommend skipping the peewee sizing at his age.
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.
640474
Hi, we haven't yet received the item, so it's hard to say. I am the same height as your son and would probably get an adult small for myself. Hope this helps...
853999
I think you need to buy youth socks, size XL. There's a customer image on this listing that shows the size chart for adults, though. Sounds like she's almost there.
2280275
They have both kids and adult sizes. If the item does not specify a kids helmet it should be adult. They do, however, run small.
189253
I'm pretty sure the sizes are adult sizes because i ordered a small for my 11yo (~75-80lb) and they fit perfect. Hope this helps!
1421942
I purchased this for my grandson. I got him a youth large. He is 119 pounds and about 5'5. I would get the same for that size.
1314596
Hi Kimberly, I purchased these for my son in the spring, he was 12 and appx 110 lbs. I figured he'd keep growing. His friends had the "youth" size and he already was at the max. The springs work based on your weight. We decided to get the adult ones and we are happy with that decision. He can now use these for years to come and you don't have to worry about reaching the max weight and needing a bigger size. My son is at the low end of the weight scale for his and he will be able to use them for years. The adult ones are heavier duty then the kids size. I hope that helps. I understand it is an investment and you want to get the right size for now and in years to come. Happy Holidays, Melissa