I'm not sure if I should buy my 9 year old a junior size or adult size? Any ideas?
1263578
Get your 9 year old junior size, because they'll fit better and will look better then oversize one on tiny wrist's, elbow's and knee's.
1263579
Sizing: Provided by Rollerblade, should be used as a guideline and may differ based on body type - Based on height Small = shorter then 155 cm (approx 5 ft) Medium = 155 - 170 cm (5 ft to 5 ft 6 in) Large = 170 - 180 cm (5 ft 6 in to 6 ft) XL = 180 cm and up (taller then 6 ft)
1263580
Sizing: Provided by Rollerblade, should be used as a guideline and may differ based on body type - Based on heightSmall = shorter then 155 cm (approx 5 ft)Medium = 155 - 170 cm (5 ft to 5 ft 6 in)Large = 170 - 180 cm (5 ft 6 in to 6 ft)XL = 180 cm and up (taller then 6 ft)
109505
Hi there.... I believe you would want to go with the size 'small'. Only because the small says it fits size 12-1. They are adjustable to help the kids grow into them, which I thought was very clever. Good luck to you.
1402499
I bought the youth size. I think the XXS may fit as well. You may get a few extra seasons as they grow.
174602
I would recommend a small. My son is 9 and 90lbs and the small fit him snug. We recently move up to a medium which provide more room.
905331
I bought the large 2 years ago, for my then 6-year-old. They fit at the smallest adjustment then - but the box I have says it's adjustable from size 2-4, so maybe they have changed their sizing. My daughter is almost 8 now and can still wear them. I'd go with the large. You can always put on an extra pair of socks or put padding in the toes if they are too big.
592903
They ran VERY small. My son is 7 yrs old and wears a kids size 8. I bought a kids size 10 so he could grow into it. It was so small, that it barely fit. I don't know if the adult sizes run the same, but Iwould go a few sizes bigger for sure.
2061
My son was a toddler 10/11 last summer and I bought junior small 9-12. They are pretty stretchy and I think they will probably still fit this summer.
414429
there is no difference 9 is just the number size... becareful its not youth though if you need adult
1660103
The ProTec Jr fits my strong built 8 year old son (size8) perfectly. My super tall, super thin 9 year old son (size 12slim) wears adult small, but pads are a bit too big so they slip. He often puts on jr size as small as they look because they do not slip. He will be wearing adult small for a few years.
369091
I would buy this one. I was in the same situation as you and decided he would only get bigger. He would outgrow the small ones within months. The youth ones are quite a bit smaller. My son's friends have the youth ones and they like my son's better. Good luck:)
851152
I bought my 7 year old who is petite as well the junior size. She is now 8.5 years old and still wears them and they are great. On the tag it just says junior one size. Hope that helps.
313728
Check out the size chart on these shorts, though I think they are women sizes. If your daughters are in junior sizes then I would go down a size. My daughter wear a junior 7 to 9 and I got her a medium, which fit her well, without riding up. The girls who bought their exact size had shorts constantly riding up and looking tight!
31280
I really don't see this fitting a 9 year old. It would probably be too long and too wide.
645681
I bought the "junior" size for two little 4 yr old boys...it seemed to be a good fit :) Hope this helps!
938553
He would wear a j 12 . It's for juniors/toddlers they were pretty true to size .
1267845
They are a bit too big for my 3, 4 and 5 yr. olds, but I would GUESS they would fit a 9 yr. old
195217
The cups and ear tightness would be perfect for a 9 year old, but there might be some extra room around the headband. If the child isn't fussy about hats fitting perfectly around the skull then it will be fine.