What is a good size to buy for my 14 year old daughters to double dutch?
49089
My daughter is 16 and told me to order the 16' length. She was very happy with the ropes and the length.
49090
I think so. Haven't seen my granddaughter using it but when I got them out to look, it didn't seem that they were that long so I doubt that she could double dutch with two people. I think it's just a one-person set.
49091
I bought the 16 ft one and we had people from 6 years old to 30 years old jumping in. And the tallest person that joined us was 6' 8"
174399
I would suggest the smaller size. 11-13 they have padding and adjust. That is the size I bought for my niece of almost 5 years old. My daughter is 7 and she wears the larger size and loves them.
871626
Bearings in my daughter's pair are just fine. Go for the larger size because their feet will grow into them Very soon.
1571892
My 5 year old is 42 in and we went with the 14 in. Which was perfect. With the seat in the lowest setting she is still about 1/2 an inch from having her feet flat on the ground. She should be able to ride the 14 in for another 2 years I'd say. It's tempting to go with the larger size since they can use it longer, but a bigger/heavier bike is more difficult to learn to ride on if your kid is still learning to ride w/o training wheels. Im very happy I went with the 14 in
1863317
I did a bag of 100 and it was plenty for toddlers. You would probably need double for bigger kids.
1884745
I think there is a 3-5 size. They offer them in ranges. Since it's September and my assumption is she won't use them a lot over the winter I'd go up a size. If she needs them for now get a 3-5.
248751
Our daughter just turned 8 and we bought her the 8' pop up ones. Her coach recommended that over the 6' size.
201685
We bought an adult XS when my daughter was 10yrs old average size. My son, now 12, 57" and 70lbs still uses it 7 years later. It was very big on my daughter but mom used it when our daughter was in the pool on the cold days of races in early spring. I would by a size up so she can use it for several years over her full warm-ups and uggs. It will be long but zips from both ends to allow walking. She may look like a Jawa from Star Wars but she'll be comfy
599405
Yes-I bought for my daughter when she was 7 and we still use them now and she is 8.5. These are great!
1038736
I recommend 16 gauge, but if all you have is 18, that is OK. Don't use 20, and 14 is more than you need unless you're making a long run (more than two rooms).
2126472
I purchased for my grandchildren ages 4 and 6. I got medium for both. They have been great.
1509025
I think they have weight recommendations on different models. My son is 14 and they are perfect for him.
2062
My daughter was 6 when I bought them and she wore a 12 so I ordered a Large. I wanted her to have room to use them for 2 summers. She LOVED them and they fit well. She does have wide feet though. The water makes them snug so I would think go bigger than smaller.
451957
Medium should fit perfect and allow her some time to grow into it. Our daughter was almost two when we purchased and around 23lbs and she used it right away. She still has more growing room. You should be fine.
1641596
Depending on her height, I would go for a 12" (John Deere also makes a 12" version of this bike). We are getting one for our 2 yo daughter who is very tiny but, she rides her brother's (3.5 yo) 12" bike better than our tricycles. Remember that the seat adjusts...our son still has another year or more left in his 12". Buying "up size" may be OK for coats but, getting a bike that's too big is just a recipe for frustration, possible injury, and maybe a trip back to the store or post office to return a too big bike.
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When I bought skates I bought one for me and another for my daughter. I bought my shoe size women 7 and they fit perfectly. For my daughter, I used her shoe size and got it one size bigger. The fit was good not too roomy and she had some space for growing. In your case if your niece is an exact 5 in childrens size and if you want some growing room, I would recommend that you buy a size 5 in women, if she already wears 5 women size, then i would recommend you buy a size 6. You cant go wrong with a little bigger size, these skates are durable and they last long and at 10 yrs old, i'm sure she is growing fast. When I bought skates I bought one for me and another for my daughter. I bought my shoe size women 7 and they fit perfectly. For my daughter, I used her shoe size and got it one size bigger. The fit was good not too roomy and she had some space for growing. In your case if your niece is an exact 5 in childrens size and if you want some growing room, I would recommend that you buy a size 5 in women, if she already wears 5 women size, then i would recommend you buy a size 6. You cant go wrong with a little bigger size, these skates are durable and they last long and at 10 yrs old, i'm sure she... » Read More When I bought skates I bought one for me and another for my daughter. I bought my shoe size women 7 and they fit perfectly. For my daughter, I used her shoe size and got it one size bigger. The fit was good not too roomy and she had some space for growing. In your case if your niece is an exact 5 in childrens size and if you want some growing room, I would recommend that you buy a size 5 in women, if she already wears 5 women size, then i would recommend you buy a size 6. You cant go wrong with a little bigger size, these skates are durable and they last long and at 10 yrs old, i'm sure she is growing fast. « Show Less
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Select the 13 inch medium if you expect your daughter to grow and expect a height of around 5'+, if she's growing and already near that height you might select the 15.5 to grow into and then she may just love this cruiser right into college. They are great bikes.