My son is 3 years old and has flat feet that roll inward, could this help? Also he is almost a size 10 (toddler) would any of these sizes fit him?
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Rose with Pedag USA: Yes, Bambini's arch support will help gently control your child's over-pronation and enourage neutral alignment. Your child's shoe size is how you buy Bambini. It looks like you will need a Toddler 9.5/10, EU 26/27 unless your child has grown into another size since you posted this question-the next size up is Toddler 10.5/11, EU 28/29.
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My daughters have used them for a couple of years but unfortunately it was not enough support for my 6 year old who still pronates a lot. We had to have orthotics made for her which we were trying to avoid as it is expensive. Go to a good podiatrist and get his opinion, depends on how much your child pronates and how much support your child needs..
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Yes. My hubby wears a 13+ and his feet fit comfortably with enough room to wiggle the toes a bit. I was worried about the size of the tub in comparison to his foot size so I did a lot of leg work (no pun intended) when looking for a good match. This tub exceeded my expectations. Good Luck. - Utah
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My five year old uses regular roller blades. I think he would out grow these to quickly if they even fit him. My three year old uses these and they are fine for him size 8. The boot slips out of the skate though and a but if a pain to put them on. We bought the roller blades for my 5 years old at target but I'm sure they have them on amazon.
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My son is 6 and his shoe size is 2. I bought the skate number 3-6 adjustable when the foot grows. It fits him just good right now for size 3. I did not have to adjust them. I am not sure what other sizes are available but I would get at least one size bigger and adjustable. I hope this info helps.
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Based on my experience, it seems that the seller corrected the differences on size and now it should fit with the normal size your kid use for other shoes. At least for adults is like that... However and being a kid (always growing...) I'd try with a bigger size and put some socks (I use gross socks to cushion the impact). Hope that this helps...
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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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It's hard for me to know how small your son is, since mine has always looked about two years BIGGER than he is lol. But, even if he is on the small side I am sure he would still absolutely love it and it's something I think most 4 year olds can handle! Plus, it is something he can use for years to come and it poses no real safety risk, which was important to me. It's so low to the ground you don't have to worry about falling and moves at a easy pace. He may need a bit of help to simply "start rolling" until he gets a bit bigger, but it's easy to keep going once you get started. I hope I could be of some help! It's hard for me to know how small your son is, since mine has always looked about two years BIGGER than he is lol. But, even if he is on the small side I am sure he would still absolutely love it and it's something I think most 4 year olds can handle! Plus, it is something he can use for years to come and it poses no real safety risk, which was important to me. It's so low to the ground you don't have to worry about falling and moves at a easy pace. He may need a bit of help to simply "start rolling" until he gets a bit bigger, but it's easy to keep going once you get started. I... » Read More It's hard for me to know how small your son is, since mine has always looked about two years BIGGER than he is lol. But, even if he is on the small side I am sure he would still absolutely love it and it's something I think most 4 year olds can handle! Plus, it is something he can use for years to come and it poses no real safety risk, which was important to me. It's so low to the ground you don't have to worry about falling and moves at a easy pace. He may need a bit of help to simply "start rolling" until he gets a bit bigger, but it's easy to keep going once you get started. I hope I could be of some help! « Show Less
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My son wears a men's size 10 and he was able to fit in it. I am a woman's * and they were big, but stayed on my feet. They are throw away slippers; not for comfort or long wear.
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Yes, It will help you if you have flat feet. You should give a try. Thank you for your interest.
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Hi Monica!Get a "regular" for the 3 year old and a "large" for the 6.5 year old! Stretch them gently to activate the neoprene when you get them :) Satisfaction guarantee, from one parent to another! Have a great day.
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I think he is borderline, he might be able to squeeze in for a little bit before outgrowing soon, esp. if he is tall. I bought XL pairs for my two kids. My daughter is almost 13 but about 82 pounds and short at about 5 feet. She can wear these pretty perfectly. The younger kid is even shorter but weighs more, like almost 90 pounds, and I don't think he's tried them yet but I think it will be a squeeze and he can only wear them this year. For your son, I agree, adult Men's sizes are way too big, the only other option he might have is a women's size XS if you do not risk the Kids XL.
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I Do not know. Talk to your Doctor or Physical Therapist. I personally think it would help some. If you can just get your foot up a little bit. You wouldn't trip as often . I have a size 10 1/2 shoe and it works great.Ernie
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It depend on how severe the foot drop is. My sons was pretty bad so the Velcro bands only worked for short time. If foot drop is minimal I'd spend the money otherwise no. He never complained about them moving around though.
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For a 2 year old maybe fits a little loose, especially the bottom. I suggest for children from 3 years of normal size. I have not bought the shoes, so I can not comment about it.
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mine are wide as well, I'm guessing so they can accommodate all types of shoes. But when I tighten the skates, I actually bend the plastic edges somewhat so they create a narrower area. My daughter is in a size 7 toddler shoe and i can usually narrow the gap significantly to stop the majority of the sliding. I pinch the edges while I strap the velcro. It works for us.
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Yes and no. The botton larger drawer I use for my 3 1/2 y.o. daughter's shoes and slippers. I should add that she's a size 10 in toddlers. I can fit my size 9 1/2 flats in the smaller drawers but I wouldn'trecommend heels. I also use it for her dance and school bags. I hope this helps