My child is 8 years old. I want to know the size of this "children air gel ankle cast". My boy is very skinny.
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i think this on will be too big for him. they have a smaaler one in white that works for smaller kids.
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I bought the same size as my shoe size. It fits just right. I'm not sure about kids though cause they are always growing. :)
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I got them for an adult daughter--about 5'4"--who had her leg in a huge cast. I don't have them to measure. Sorry
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These are all too small for your son. They are "Jr" fins and are made for younger kids. My daughter is 7 and wears a size 3 and she can't even fit into them.
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My daughter wears a size 6 1/2 to a 7 shoe/cleat. She is wearing a size small in the brace. The extra small I bought her 3 years ago is too tight to be comfortable. She wears it for softball after breaking her ankle at practice. It is excellent for support.
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This is definitely an adult-size splint. Although adjustable, my opinion is that it would still be too large for a young child. I suggest doing a search for pediatric wrist splints.
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My 8 year old has a tiny wrist and seems to be just fine on her. They are a lil big but not loose just look bigger like meant for older kids
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This was very useful to me when I broke my ankle. I had a cast up to my knee and had no problems with it. I wear a ladies size 10 shoe, if size has anything to do with cast size. If you wear a men's 12, it my be difficult.
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The small the half-leg will fit somebody whose leg is 10-13 inches in circumference about 21 inches up from the bottom of the foot. There needs to be a few inches between the top of the cast and the top of the cover (the entire narrow section should be against skin) so if the cast is more than about 18 inches, you should look at the next size up. I bought this size for a seven year old (the cover had to go above the knee because the cast went to just below it) and although the foot looked comically large, it worked fine. The important part is the seal.
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I am not sure the size for your son. It definitely is not a large as I am 5'8". I would measure the circumference of his calves, knees, and ankles. Compare these measurements and determine what size to get. This is what I did to figure out what size I needed.
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Sorry, I don't know. I am a size 6 shoe. Just measure your ankle as they suggest. I have so many ankle wraps because they are full of arthritis in foot and ankle. I use these and others, plus Absorbine Jr. pain patches under them.
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Usually at night I'll put it around her ankle with a sock. Although I've never seen it tangle any sort of way at all. My older son wore his from about 9 months until he was 2 1/2 without ever taking it off. The younger they start wearing it the less likely (I think) they will want to mess with it, as it won't seem new anymore.
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I don't know about the size, but this is not for adults, plastic insert that goes inside the fin breaks very easily, my 7 year old broke 3 of the inserts, and I finally got tired of buying them, so I made one myself, out of rubber car mat...
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I bought this for my 8 yrs old grandson and he loves them. He has been skating in the basement and garage until the weather gets better so he can skate outside with them. I bought them at Christmas for him and his younger brother who just turned 6 middle of March got a pair from their other grandma. She bought them because they love them. I think if I remember right they have them for toddlers. Sorry I do not know what the European size would be. Maybe you can go online and find a size chart conversion.
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It is very true that these rollerblades run small. We originally bought them, in the "1-4" size for our 6-year old who was then just into size 12 shoe. They fit her from the first day and lasted for two years until she became a size 3 shoe. At that time we bought the next size up, the "5-8" and she is still wearing them and is not even a size 4 shoe yet. Her little sister (size 12) inherited the 1-4's and wears them at the smallest adjustment. So while they may not be exactly right for your 10-11 daughter right now they will fit her soon and will then fit her for a good few years.
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I actually wore them myself for a color run. They start off small and stretch from there. Im not sure what's the smallest it will fit though. 3, 4, 5, and 6 year old would probably be fine. Any younger might be too small.
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We used it with a regular cast, but I don't see why you couldn't use it over an air cast. It could be a lot of pressure, so you might not want it over a really swollen ankle or something like that. Otherwise it should be fine.