If my son wears a children's size 1 shoe ... what should I get? 4-6 or 6-8? Has anyone purchased a 6-8 and returned it for a smaller 4-6?
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My daughter wears a children's 11 and I got the 4-6. There is a little room at the end of the toe but not much.
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Agreed, my daughter (age 4) wears a size 10 soccer shoe and the 4-6 gives her some extra room. Probably a couple of shoe sizes. The socks are by age range and as far as I can tell, they seem pretty true to size.
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I bought the 1-3 for my grandson whose shoe size is 2 1/2. So if his shoe size is the same I would buy the 1-3. If his shoe size is 3 or better get the next size up.
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I don't remember how I chose the size. My son is size 11.5-12 in kids, the ones I bought are 28 and they fit him perfectly. He has a slightly high arch and a wide foot, I always have hard time finding him comfirtable shoes, but he really loves these. I myself wear 6.5 and my European size is 36. I didn't buy these for myself but if I were I would not buy 35. Safer to go with 36 or 37. Hope that helps...
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My daughter wears a size 7 so the 5-8 size is good for her. Since your daughter is a size 4 now--she could still fit into the Kids 1-4, but then when her foot grows another inch she will fit into the size 5-8. She is so close to the 5-8 size. You might want to wait until she is a size 5 to be on the safe side.
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I wear a 4.5 boy's shoe .. and I wear the small..I'm going to suggest you probably want the large.. or medium at the smallest..
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Hi Debra, I purchased a size 10 and my son is 9 years old with a slightly smaller build...so I would probably go with the next size up which is I believe a 12. Hope this helps. Good luck. Celia
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Great skate but I'm not very knowledgeable on sizes; however, I have heard that you should buy a skate a 1/2 to full size smaller than shoe size. We got a size 9.5 for my son who wears a 10 (now 10.5) and they've fit well for a while!
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My son is 7 years old and uses same size cleats. I bought the M 10-12 youth and they were a slightly big but preferably than too small. Hope this helps
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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.
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Hi Dan, a size 5.5 shoe is covered by our SMALL size in the Footminders Comfort and Casual models. The Kids model is for small children, your son wears a young adult shoe size. Plesae let us know if that answered your question, thanks!
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I would get her whatever her shoe size is. For example, my daughter wears either a size 11 or 12. I got her a size 12 to give her a little room and I thought if they were a little big she could just wear heavy socks. They fit her perfectly. If you don't know her size, call a local shoe store and find out what an 8 in foot would fit into.
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Hi Kimberly! My son wears an youth size 11 normally, but his skates are a size 12R and they fit him perfectly. What we actually did was go and get him sized at our local pro shop, with the same brand before ordering here. Hope this helps.
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We bought the size 2-5 and my son wears a 4.5. They were a little snug. We are returning them.
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My grandson wears a size 4 shoe , I ordered a size 5 skate fits him great , he says a little big , but feels great , and skates great !
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You probably need to go with a 1/2 size, especially for the 7 year old. Maybe even a 3/4 for the 10 year old. I guess it also depends on how tall/big your boys are. My daughter is 5 (average height) and she is using a 1/4 size. I am NOT an expert by the way.
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It really depends on the maker of the sneaker. They all run different, but you can try a seven and if that is too big you can always return it and get a six. You have nothing to lose give it a shot
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My daughter is 6 th grade, shoe size 2 or 3 depends. So this size range was perfect for her because it can be adjusted. That way she can use them at least for another year or so. Now u can not entirely depend on that since there are some kids my daughter age that wear shoe size 8 and they are not even high school. I hope this helps.