what is a pee wee size in regular and large versus regular in varying sizes? Need this for 8 year old with 21 waist, thin build for swimming.
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My son is the same size and age as your description. The Pee Wee Large size works great.
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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.
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Personally I would go with the 8. It may be a smidge loose, but shouldn't effect anything. The problem I found is, if I get the exact size, they will grow out of it by summer. If I get a size larger, they will grow into it, theoretically, it would save some money. Wetsuits are suppose to fit snug, but a little loose is ok. BTW....Amazon sells this stuff called "piss off". It's a wetsuit cleaner./deodorizer. Make sure he rinses, and hang dries. It does to get a funky smell so LET IT DRY ON A HANGER AND KEEP IT OUTSIDE.. on the hanger. Good luck.
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The short answer is Yes, but I like my Traditional Fit diapers much better. The are easier to get on because they are longer, especially when my son is wiggling around (I use Thirsties wraps and Snappis to hold the diaper in place). And they didn't leak as soon. I stopped using my Better Fit diapers months ago, but my Traditional still work great. I have a few pocket diapers and the Better Fit worked better for those, but I would recommend the Traditional size if you are primarily going to use wraps.
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I ordered a size 9-10 for a child who wears a size 8 but has a long body. The wet suit is on the big size, but my granddaughter is thin. She is 41" and 46 pounds. It will fit much better next year. Hope that is of some help to you.
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I think you should try the peewee sizes of this item. This might be a little big.
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Large probably makes sense, although I'm not sure between regular length versus short - check the size chart for that :)
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My daughter is 51 inches and 55 pounds. Very skinny and always freezing. She is wearing a 6 and it works great. It is very tight but they are supposed to be tight though to work the best. She can't get it off herself once it is wet - I have to peel it off of her. I am considering moving her to an 8 because we have had this one for 2 years and it is finally getting worn out from chlorine. But I'm afraid the 8 might be too big. They really need between sizes. Personally at 48 inches I would go with the 6 because you really don't want "grow room" or bulk in a wetsuit.
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I bought this for my 7 yr old grandson who was about 60 lbs and average not slender. I think the regular will be fine.
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I took a chance and got the medium for my 6 and 8 year old. They fit well. My 8 year old might need the next size up next year. For now they fit fine. Hope that helps! Froggles are our favorite goggles ever.
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Karen, Just purchased 10 balls for my swim team....swimmers in ht. from 4' 11"- 5'8".......after going through a series of exercises for a week now.......I like the2 to largest size.....suitable for the majority of the kids.....and exercises
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I would go with a 32 if you want it tighter and it'll stretch put the more you wear it or a 34. There's not a huge difference between the two, I wear a 6 and got a 34 because I like mine a little smaller so it's less drag when I swim competitively.
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I ordered exactly same size as normal swim suit. My daughter wears 28 and I ordered 28. It was perfect. Different material. So be careful putting on and off. It is suppose to fit like a glove. I had to help her get it on the first couple of times. We put it on like pantyhose, just work it up a little at a time. Good luck!
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Probably M for Tri swimming. Lengthwise M is the right size but you may feel too tight. But it has to be tight so that no water flowing through. Hope it stretch out after using for a while.
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They both change. I've got a 32" waist...and used to have a large. It was OK, but when I really cinched it up? I had about 3 inches of velcro BEYOND the length of the adhesion strip. So now I have a medium, and it's perfect. You can cinch this thing up like a corset...it's so good that way. I love it!!! Buy the smallest one you can.
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It really depends on the shape of your face. In my case, for instance, as I'm Asian, the regular size is good enough. I also sweat a lot and as the water prevents sweating in swimming in all water submersed parts of my body, I tend to have a sweaty face and the goggles usually slip if the adherence is not good. The Aqua Sphere products attend all my needs. The regular one is good for me. However, for my son (also Asian) the very smaller fit is better. My experience shows that females (Caucasian or Asian) prefer the regular one. When swimming, the best way is not to have a very tight goggle. I've been swimming for over 20 years (pools and sea).The only problem I was never able to solve is the fogging. However, the tighter you use your goggles the foggier it gets. Hope I've helped.
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I have purchased a pair of TYR Sport Burner fins for each of my grand children and they all love them. I got a size XSmall for the 7 now 8 year old. They were a little big but he is still wearing them. I think they really like the shorter fin as they aren't so awkward in them.
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thats hard...im 62 and 210, and got the large tall. You should get the small regular, i think, but if it dosent fir you could return it