If I'm a size 7 shoe, which size should I get for these skates?
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Daniela, my daughter (10 years) size 6 shoe and I bought skates size 7 shoe (bought a larger size). My wife size 9 shoe and to my surprise served perfectly for her too. As I have no more information about you, do not know if it's information will help you.
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Get a size 7. I wasn't sure if they was going to run small so I had got an 8. The 8 was to big and I had got my regular size 7 and it fits Perfect.
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I would go two sizes larger. She can wear heavier socks at first until they loosen up some. My niece wears a size 13 girls and I purchased a size up but they were very tight and hurt her feet. Hope this helps. They are really cute skates.
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I bought the skates in my actual shoe size and they fit me perfectly. I skate with my thick ski socks and have no problems. For me, they're great skates!
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I went 1 size up, I was nervous he would outgrow them before even learning how to skate. My son wears a 2 in reg shoe, so I got a 3 in these skates... He says they fit perfect.
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Hello...I found this skate to be true to size for me. So if the little girl wears a size 10 shoe then you should get the same size in the skate.
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These skates are sized for men. Also, they run true to size, so buy your correct size.
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Most all skates are a half size larger than shoes, infact at rinks most times you cannont get half sizes. For growing kids though as a rule of thumb I always get a half size larger, you can stuff the front of the shoe for a bit if you need to and get to use them a little longer. I would go ahead and get a size 2.
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Two reviewers already responded:Showing 1-2 of 2 answersIf you are going to use them with regular street shoes, "7" is the high end for "Small." I assume you will be using them with heavier footwear for snow and ice, in which case "Medium" would be the right size.Jeanne from Minneapolis answered on January 29, 2014small for tennies and med for bootsPaul Rozman answered on January 29, 2014
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You will need to find a "child" size skate and then order a size 12 for US sizes. for reference: http://www.zappos.com/c/shoe-size-conversion
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I normally take an adult 8-8.5. I was fitted in a shop and I take a 7. However, prior to buying my size 7 I bought a pair of these Lake Placid skates. They were huge. I ended up wearing a size 6. Not sure if that will help you...
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If you are going to use them with regular street shoes, "7" is the high end for "Small." I assume you will be using them with heavier footwear for snow and ice, in which case "Medium" would be the right size.
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My daughter wears a size 1 shoe. I ordered the size 2 skate to give her some growing room and they fit great. I would go about a size up if I were you.
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It is best to get a shoe size. These skates are easily adjustable, but you need a good foot measurement as a starting point. I am always amazed at the size of my grandson's feet. <g>
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Buy the size 1-4 skate. My son wears a 1 and on the smallest setting they still have plenty of room in the toes.
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Hi Carla, I bought the medium for my seven yr old son . These skates can be adjusted to four sizes depending on comfort levels . You can go ahead with medium ( better to have it loose than too tight )
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I think the skate boots are a "D" (wide) width, so you'd need to either look for skates with an "extra wide" boot, or substitute a larger size (10, 11, or larger) to compensate for the width you need. Personally, I would go to a roller rink and see if they can measure your foot and recommend a boot in the proper size. It might cost a little more; but you won't be guessing at the size, and the skates would fit better and be more comfortable.
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Go for the smaller size 7. The reason being that these shoes need to be snug unlike normal shoes.