i dont understand the size differences between "youth" and "rh/lh." can you please explain. i am looking to purchase for my 6yr old
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I know what you mean -- they give you two "size" options -- either RH/LH, or Youth, with Youth costing more. Doesn't make sense to me either.
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"youth" refers to the size of the bow, while "rh/lh" means that the bow can be used by someone who is either right-handed or left-handed. My petite 9-year-old daughter can handle this bow just fine, so my guess would be that a normal-sized 6-year old would probably have a decent chance at using it effectively (strong enough to pull?). FWIW, we've been very pleased with it, seems to be very well made especially for the price.
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This bow has a 20lb draw back meaning it uses 20 lbs to pull it back too tough for a 6year old i would go for something smaller and rh/lh means both right handed people and left handed people can shoot this bow im not advanced so you may want to see a sport store for more info but from my understanding some bows are built only for rh or lh people.
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I purchased this for my 18 year old nephew and it was a great beginner for him. He had no experiece w a bow.
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The lh means left hand. the rh stands for right hand. this means you can shoot the bow from either hand by resting the arrow on the right or left side of the bow. I purchased this bow for my 5yr old grandson thinking he would be able to work into pulling a 20 pound bow. Slowly he is getting the strength he needs. Its all in the practice time one is willing to put in.
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I think the safety rating is the same, it's just sized smaller. A large youth size might not fit you, so check the fit/sizing info to be sure.
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This particular one is bigger then say the ho guage, both of which I have for my 6 year old. This one ( o) is the best! big enough for little hands, sturdier. The smaller guages such as the ho fall apart easier, just ask my 6 year old. Wish I had known that when he was 3 or 4 ! ;) Hope this helps http://www.trainsetsonly.com/page/TSO/CTGY/Scales
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Originally I had wanted to get the RXT but chose the R120 instead. I had several moms tell me that the adjustable wings didn't allow the seat to go all the way up to it's maximum height if your child was long in the torso. So kids were growing out of the RXT sooner height wise than they would have in the R120. Since my son grew out of his last seat lengthwise far before weight, I chose the seat that would last the longest. As for the differences in actual weight/height limits, there are none. They both rear face 5-45 lbs, forward face 20-80 lbs, up to 57" in 5 point harness and can be used as a booster to 120 lbs. Originally I had wanted to get the RXT but chose the R120 instead. I had several moms tell me that the adjustable wings didn't allow the seat to go all the way up to it's maximum height if your child was long in the torso. So kids were growing out of the RXT sooner height wise than they would have in the R120. Since my son grew out of his last seat lengthwise far before weight, I chose the seat that would last the longest. As for the differences in actual weight/height limits, there are none. They both rear face 5-45 lbs, forward face 20-80 lbs, up to 57" in 5 point harness and can be... » Read More Originally I had wanted to get the RXT but chose the R120 instead. I had several moms tell me that the adjustable wings didn't allow the seat to go all the way up to it's maximum height if your child was long in the torso. So kids were growing out of the RXT sooner height wise than they would have in the R120. Since my son grew out of his last seat lengthwise far before weight, I chose the seat that would last the longest. As for the differences in actual weight/height limits, there are none. They both rear face 5-45 lbs, forward face 20-80 lbs, up to 57" in 5 point harness and can be used as a booster to 120 lbs. « Show Less
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I went by the head measurement chart and ordered my 6 year old a youth large. He was right at the top of the medium range. The helmet fits good but he does have room to grow. My 8 year old is in an adult small and it is tight.
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It worked great for my 6 year old. The 20" was definitely to big for her. She is on the smaller side just so you know.
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My son wears a size 3 in youth. I ordered him Youth Small and they fit perfectly. I do wish there was a more accurate way to know you are ordering the correct size. But I guessed at it and it worked out for us. And the best thing about Amazon is, if it doesn't fit, you can easily exchange for a different size. I hope this helps!!
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I would go with youth large. My son is 9 and its a little big but enough room for growth, too.
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I carry youth and adult sizes in most of them. Depend on which ones you want. Youth 4-7 adult 8-+ I have videos you can watch and learn how to use them. Do a search in youtube. donna Nowak or stencileyes. the ones mark with ** are offered in both. Just write in the comments which size you want.
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good question - i don't know. i checked both versions and even the adult version says kids age 3 and older.. but i don't think it makes such a big difference since its all natural? i give my kids the adult version too if i am out of the kids one.
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Hi, Lori - size is based on the age of the child. My son is age 8. Typically, age 7 until about 13/14 use a size 4. Then, size 5 is for older youths. Size 3 would be for younger than 7. Matching the ball size to age is important for physical reasons like heading the ball and not putting too much stress on the neck/head. Size 1 is a skills practice ball (very small, but good for mastering certain foot skills). Hope this helps.
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All i can think of is that children's sizes go from 13-1, 1-2 etc where adult sizes go 13-14, 14-15 etc on up. we didn't have an option that i can remember to do children's fins, just adults! Sorry i was of little help!
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the jr is smaller my 4 y/o worked for him just fine but I got my 8 y/o the large!!!
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Just got back. Happily paid the extra twenty dollars at the rink which I would have had to paid to the online merchant. Also the counter person (a teenager) was able to quickly explain riedell's sizing. Junior/youth 1 - 13. The it goes into women's 1 - up. So once the child is past size thirteen, it will be back to size one. She tried them on and likes them. Thank you for the comments/advice.
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I bought the plain small size (stated would fit youth or women). My grandson is 9 years old and they fit him perfect. Hope this helps you out!
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Hi JeffI purchased Lg for my son he is about a regular size 12 the jacket is a little large for growing room so Lg is a bit bigger than 12 say size 14. I purchased a medium for my daughter who is small and I would say it is around a 12. So if your boy is a standard 6 then if you want some room to grow I would guess small is 10 xs 8 and xxs 6. The jackets fit at the wrists so it is ok to have them a bit big unless you really need a tight fitting jacket.I hope that helps, I am guessing on size based on what I purchased, I thought there was a size chart, maybe try and look the jacket up on another website and see if they give you a chart to be more exact with sizing. Hi JeffI purchased Lg for my son he is about a regular size 12 the jacket is a little large for growing room so Lg is a bit bigger than 12 say size 14. I purchased a medium for my daughter who is small and I would say it is around a 12. So if your boy is a standard 6 then if you want some room to grow I would guess small is 10 xs 8 and xxs 6. The jackets fit at the wrists so it is ok to have them a bit big unless you really need a tight fitting jacket.I hope that helps, I am guessing on size based on what I purchased, I thought there was a size chart, maybe try... » Read More Hi JeffI purchased Lg for my son he is about a regular size 12 the jacket is a little large for growing room so Lg is a bit bigger than 12 say size 14. I purchased a medium for my daughter who is small and I would say it is around a 12. So if your boy is a standard 6 then if you want some room to grow I would guess small is 10 xs 8 and xxs 6. The jackets fit at the wrists so it is ok to have them a bit big unless you really need a tight fitting jacket.I hope that helps, I am guessing on size based on what I purchased, I thought there was a size chart, maybe try and look the jacket up on another website and see if they give you a chart to be more exact with sizing. « Show Less
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My 7 year old head is on the small side and this is way too big/loose for him. I would think the adult size is still too loose even for the biggest headed 6-7 year old. But the youth may be too small. I've not seen the youth so I can't say.