I have two daughters playing volleyball and I want to get angle protector for them? how do I choose the size?they are 5'6 and 5'4
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If you google Active Ankle braces and go to their web site it will tell you what the sizes are and how the sizes are determined. Hope this helps.
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To be honest, We went to Dicks sporting Goods and tried them on and then ordered them on Amazon.
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I guess it depends on how rough he is and if he is going to try to hang off it. My DD ct is 5'4 and all she does is throw the ball. We have it up at the six foot level. I would think it would be fine. They can always move back from the net if it becomes too easy.
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I went up one size for both my young daughters. My oldest complains hers are too tight at one size up. My other daughter says hers fit fine. Go up at least one size, two if you want them to last a bit and just put extra socks on. 3.5 might be too young for theses skates. My girls are fairly athletic at 5 & 6.5 and they can't do them yet without holding my hand the entire time and falling all over the place. Get wrist guards!! Most common injury is broken wrists! Good luck!
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Size is relative, It depends on how much coverage she/you want. I bought the XL for my son and at 6'1" it barely covered his shin, in my opinion, but then I don't let him play with out his entire shin being covered because as a goalie he consistently gotten cleated just under the knee. Before picking a size ask what position she'll be playing and how much shin coverage she wants (some kids don't want any) and pick a shin guard size with that in mind. FYI The actual guard part of the XL size for these is just over 8 inches and I believe the sizing chart says it's supposed to fit people 6'2"-6'5". Here's a link to their size chart. http://www.soccer.com/guide/shin-guard-guide/ Hope this helps. Size is relative, It depends on how much coverage she/you want. I bought the XL for my son and at 6'1" it barely covered his shin, in my opinion, but then I don't let him play with out his entire shin being covered because as a goalie he consistently gotten cleated just under the knee. Before picking a size ask what position she'll be playing and how much shin coverage she wants (some kids don't want any) and pick a shin guard size with that in mind. FYI The actual guard part of the XL size for these is just over 8 inches and I believe the sizing chart says it's supposed to fit people... » Read More Size is relative, It depends on how much coverage she/you want. I bought the XL for my son and at 6'1" it barely covered his shin, in my opinion, but then I don't let him play with out his entire shin being covered because as a goalie he consistently gotten cleated just under the knee. Before picking a size ask what position she'll be playing and how much shin coverage she wants (some kids don't want any) and pick a shin guard size with that in mind. FYI The actual guard part of the XL size for these is just over 8 inches and I believe the sizing chart says it's supposed to fit people 6'2"-6'5". Here's a link to their size chart. http://www.soccer.com/guide/shin-guard-guide/ Hope this helps. « Show Less
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Well, I guess it depends on how long? I can only speak from experience. My daughters were 19 3/4 and 20 1/2 respectively and it worked great both times. I would guess it would be fine because there is no velcro or fitted areas. We used till they were both 4 mos. I would think you could try..not sure about return policy on these items. Best!
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I am 5'2", use the ball for leg excercises. My daughter is 5'9" and my husband is 6' and they both use the higher ball for back and body.
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my daughter is five foot tall and LOVES these guards. They run a little small so they should fit your son just fine. Good quality so that should last a while.
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A 31" bat is the max recommended length for a 5'2" player. Make sure that the bat feels comfortable to her and that she is confident with her cut. More important than the length is the weight. Have your daughter take the bat at the knob with her throwing hand and hold it directly out in front of her for about 5 seconds. If she can do this, then that bat is feasible.
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6 or 7 foot. 5 is too small. We got the 6 for our limited workout area. We also had to modify the leg station by making the weight tree fit our plates. Good luck!
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I used the sizing guidelines on the Schutt website for the shoulder pads. If your child plays a skilled position such as quarterback, running back, or wide receiver, you may want to order a size closer to the limit. My son prefers to wear them close to the limit and for the price and value of these shoulder pads we just get new ones every year and donate the older ones. These pads are well worth the money and you will not regret the purchase for a minute.
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The ''varsity' is what we bought for our grand daughter. She wore it last season (when she played third, but not when she played short). She is a full sized kid so it worked well, though it is a bit heavy. She plays both HS Varsity and Tournament-Travel ball, so we required that she wear a mask when ever she played third. We played some teams where everyone on the infield wore a mask (not very pretty, but smart). Hope that this helps.
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We did it by trying different sizes. My wife is 5'4" and 235lbs and she had to get the Depends ex-lg adjustable to get an excellent comfort fit.They are the largest you can find in most stores. The Silhouette's were too small.
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I'm no expert but my wife got the smaller one which is perfect for her (5' 4"). I have tried it (5' 8") and it is fine. I can't imagine its being a problem for someone who is 5' 6".
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I am 6' 0" 165 lbs , I ordered the Large, they are small, but they work great. i dont know a ton about soccer, but my friend who plays college soccer tells me that they are supposed to be small and short like they are. They go to about the middle of my shin. they fit, there is nothing wrong with them, i would order the same thing and the same size again. i would get at least a size large though if i were you, or maybe extra large if you want them a little bigger.
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Claire: We've had special orders for 4 and 5 year olds and jerseys came out nice. Everything has to be scaled down and the back name has to limited. If you have the time, please write back and let me know how wide you want the jersey, length of the sleeve from the shoulder seam to the wrist and length of the jersey. I would get recommend getting something a little big for him now so he can grow into it. Once we start the project, you can not cancel the order since it would be a special order. thanks Carl
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Get the 45 cm ball is under 5' tall; 55 cm for 5'-5'6"; 65 cm for 5'6"-6'; 75 cm for 6'-6'5" and 85 cm ball if over 6'5" tall. I am 5'10" and got the 65 cm ball which is just right for me!
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Sorry. I helped a friend order a mat for her daughter. We ordered one for 12 ft 7 inch. You will need to order the next size up. We needed one with 80 rings. Make sure you know how many rings you have. It fit hers great. Hope you have as much success.