My son has wide feet, are the skates narrow or should they work?
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Their med. but they are not a narrow medium. If his feet are not really wide I think they should work.
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How wide are you talking? They are pretty standard width, like a D for boys and men. If your son's feet are E or EE they may be too tight. I think they run a bit wide.
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Hi ~ they look narrow to me. My son has narrowish feet, so it's hard to say for sure, but they are not particularly wide.
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I have bought three different skates and i always buy one size bigger and wear two pair of socks. Hope that helps.
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We purchased these skates for our 4 year old grandson who wears size 11. He has enjoyed them and they have held up to his ruff play !! D. Schuetz
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I would think it depends upon the build of your nephew. They may slude a bit. But then again there is growing room. There is some adjusting features, and not a lot of skates to choose from. oGood Luck!
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This skate is more for girl's or women's sizes, I would choose a different model or something in the shoe size family that your toddler is in. Keep in mind that every brand--and even within brand models--has different sizing discrepancies.
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Sure, if you child can stand/walk with some stability they should be fine. The wheels really roll though and if you don't have them locked your child is going to fall - I suggest helmet, knee pads etc. These skates grow with your child as the size is adjustable. I love this product.
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Yes, I bought them for my 6 year old niece, she had never skated and got the hang of it very quickly.The skates are adjustable so they can grow with their feet. Lots of support for their ankles.
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Is that his shoe size? I bought these skates one size larger than my grandson's current shoe size and with heavy socks they worked fine at Christmas and still fit with regular gym socks now. He loves the skates for rink and sidewalk.
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Depends on what you want them for. They're not truly functional as skates, and the lock on the wheels doesn't work well. If you really want your grandson to skate, you might want to pony up for real skates. But for a relatively inexpensive starter skate, its OK.
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The skates adjust from toddler size 7-10, it's marked right on the skate itself. My son has worn them through all the sizes and now that he's 4 and wears size 11 toddler shoe, he says they still fit. Just watch the insert as well as that is adjustable too! My son showed me that part :-) The only thing I'm dissapointed in is that we won't get to switch the wheels to In-line before he outgrows them.
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If your son's foot is 15cm then he would be a size US 9-10. If you get the skate it will come on the smallest setting which is size 11 (=17cm). They will be a little big to begin with but if you and he are keen to start skating then wearing some thick socks should work. In any case he will grow into them in another 6-12 months.
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My twins have a wider foot and started in this boot. It was not the right boot for them. I would look at the Jackson boots since they are made a bit wider. Jackson makes a great skate at comparable price for beginner skaters as well and they have a much softer top.
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I would probably buy 2 sizes up. That's what I did and they fit my son well. These skates tend to run small. However, if these boys skate a lot --get ready to buy replacement wheels and bearings.
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My son is 4 yrs old and average size, he fits a size 10-11 (toddler) shoe now and still wears these skates and says they are comfortable!
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The shoes fit wide feet. Be cautious if you have laminate or wood floors....the shoes are VERY slippery for the little ones on wood/laminate floors.
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My daughter wears size 1 shoes and size 1 skates fit her fine. She wears thicker socks for skating, but she says they still fit well.
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My son is 8 and wears a size 4. It is shoe size not age. He is VERY picky about what goes on his feet and he loves these skates.