My grandson is 5 years old and wears a size 12-1 shoe would i be safe to order a 1
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Run a little big so a size 1 should be fine. Happy holidays. Enjoy your GRAND SON. I have 6 and 4 great GRAND children
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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 would think that he would be a size 1. My son started as an 8 year old in a size 2.
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The Footminders web site says, "Kids (K) and Small Kids (SK). In general, the SK orthotic is suitable for children from about 4 1/2 years of age to about 6 years, and the K orthotic will fit children from 7 to 9." My daughter was 9 years old and wearing a size 4 shoe and I purchased the K (1-3 1/2) and they fit perfectly. The SK (Youth 11-13) is for a smaller foot. Footminders also has sizes larger than these too. The SK is the smallest, then K, and then the next size up would be their X-Small (http://www.footminders.com/footminders-orthotics-for-kids-children.html). Hope this helps! :) The Footminders web site says, "Kids (K) and Small Kids (SK). In general, the SK orthotic is suitable for children from about 4 1/2 years of age to about 6 years, and the K orthotic will fit children from 7 to 9." My daughter was 9 years old and wearing a size 4 shoe and I purchased the K (1-3 1/2) and they fit perfectly. The SK (Youth 11-13) is for a smaller foot. Footminders also has sizes larger than these too. The SK is the smallest, then K, and then the next size up would be their X-Small... » Read More The Footminders web site says, "Kids (K) and Small Kids (SK). In general, the SK orthotic is suitable for children from about 4 1/2 years of age to about 6 years, and the K orthotic will fit children from 7 to 9." My daughter was 9 years old and wearing a size 4 shoe and I purchased the K (1-3 1/2) and they fit perfectly. The SK (Youth 11-13) is for a smaller foot. Footminders also has sizes larger than these too. The SK is the smallest, then K, and then the next size up would be their X-Small (http://www.footminders.com/footminders-orthotics-for-kids-children.html). Hope this helps! :) « Show Less
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My son was a 1.5 and I bought a size 2 and they just fit so I would size up one.
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I ordered 2X for my 14 year old grandson. He wears size 12 shoe and almost 6 foot and 220 lbs. They were too small even though he was in their size chart. I have to send them back. They are very good quality.
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You may want to go just a bit bigger so he has them for a while. A size 13 or 1 because it also depends on the thickness of the socks he will be wearing. My son lived these skates and we just passed them along to my nephew who now also loves them...
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I think it would be safe to say yes to that question. Your child/grandchild will love those shoes!
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No, it is a child's size shoe....goes to 5 I believe, just like the product says.
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It's kind of tricky, I'll explain; my little girl is shoe size 1, the first pair I bought her, a size 1-3, fitted her the right length, but they were tight and narrow, so I bought her a second pair, a size 3-5, they fitted her the right width, but with the water in the pool they tended to slip off her feet, so it all depends on your kid's feet and stroke. XXS=1-3, XS=3-5.
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My grandson wears a size 4 shoe , I ordered a size 5 skate fits him great , he says a little big , but feels great , and skates great !
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I think you will be good. When I bought them my son was A size 10-11 and he does good with them. They are a little big however you can adjust the tightness with the latches. We also bought these because all the other ones in his normal show size was way too small and could not even get his foot in them. We really like these especially since it comes with all the protective gear.
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Size 2 should be fine my son is 6 I got him the 1 and they were too small so I had to get a 2 and they fit perfect.
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I went one size bigger to give room for heavy socks and there is enough room in them to get one more year as these were bought for a 12 yr old. If your an adult I would go with shoe size.
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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.
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Last year I bought adjustable size(1-4) shoes for my 6 years old nephew and he is still using 'em. So hopefully you should be going for a adjustable size (preferably 1-4) so that he can use it for a longer period.
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They're pretty much true to size. If you really just want these specific skates go with the 1 and she'll grow into them (you know how fast shoe sizes change) but if she's just getting into a 13, I'd go with another skate in kids sizes.