My 6-yr old daughter wears size US-13 normal shoes... what size of these Roller skates should I get?
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My daughter wears a 4 us she's 9 years old and I got her a 5 so they would last and it fit perfectly with a little room to grow
1671478
They're pretty much true to size. If you really just want these specific skates go with the 1 and she'll grow into them (you know how fast shoe sizes change) but if she's just getting into a 13, I'd go with another skate in kids sizes.
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My daughter wears a size 2, but I bought them one size bigger so she would get more wear out of them. They run pretty true to size. So if there is a size 13 I would go with that.
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These skates run pretty true to size (I purchased them several years ago for my granddaughter). I ordered the next full size up which allowed her room to grow in them. If they come in a half-size I'd get a 2 1/2 if not even a 3 might be a little big but they usually can wear thick socks anyway and a size 2 might not allow enough room for her to use them very long. Hope this helps.
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FYI in our experience these skates run extremely small. We always order up at least 1-1.5 sizes. Sometimes even more. Maybe my kids have mutant feet but that has been my experience. If they are for kids order up!!
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I think it will be too big. I bought these roller blades for my 6 year old that wears a size 12/13 and sometimes a 1 and it was a bit big but you can tighten. Personally, I think it will be way big. Not suggested unless you have her wear very thick socks so she can grow into them. It may be painful and even dangerous if it is not the right size.
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I bought two of them for my twin granddaughters (now 9 years old) who are in their 2nd year of wearing them and currently wear a size 2. They are average-size girls probably on the smaller end of the scale. I think the skates are pretty much the same size as shoes but may run small when heavy socks are worn so I'd look at the next size up from her current shoe size. The adjustable size skates are definitely the way to go and are working out so well.
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They fit, like regular boy sizes. To me, the skates just run small so, I'd get a size bigger than your child's shoe size.
1497311
My daughter was exactly the same size & no experience when we bought these for her. You'll need to walk beside her for a while. My daughter can now skate all on her own!
1321501
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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I believe that if you wear a size 3 shoe you would buy a 1.5 jr size skate. You are 1.5 smaller than your shoe size. Hope that helps.
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Good morning Luisbeth. Our Small Inline Skate accommodates children's size 12.5 - 2. From your measurement of 18 cm, your daughter would be approximately size 12-12.5. The Small Inline Skate should fit, and allow some room to grow. I hope this information is helpful to you. Meghan - HearthSong Customer Service
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My son is 6 and his shoe size is 2. I bought the skate number 3-6 adjustable when the foot grows. It fits him just good right now for size 3. I did not have to adjust them. I am not sure what other sizes are available but I would get at least one size bigger and adjustable. I hope this info helps.
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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 daughter is 8 with a size 2. But she has had these skates for a year. They are adjustable. I would buy big then layer socks if they are to big at first. They are a great skate.
958875
The shoe size would be a 5 1/2. For these skates I would choose size 6 or even a 7 for room to grow.
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I bought 2-5 size when my son's foot size was 3. He is at size 4 now, still fits perfectly. If you don't roller skate often, then choose 5-8 (they will last longer for you), unless your daughter's foot size does not grow fast.
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I am a 6.5 in real life, but I wear a 6 in ice skates. It is good for the skates to be a little snug to prevent injuries. I would go with the 6.
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Oooh, she's right at that cut off. Her feet will be a size 2 by spring. I would buy the size 2-5 so she can use them for more than just a few months. These are great skates and they last a long time. My daughter has enjoyed hers for over 2 years now. She was a size 3 when we bought them and felt most comfortable when we adjusted them to the setting for size 4, so they run a little small. She wears a size 5 now and they are a bit tight. She'll get a new pair for Christmas.