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.
189348
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
1663804
I wear a women's size 6 and got the smallest size. For a 7 I'd go one size up
750374
I purchased a pair of size four for my granddaughter.They fit very well. Not too snug nor too loose either. Quality material,I believe I saw numerous sizes available, when we ordered, for a little girl, who is size 13 then I would recommend size 12 or size 11 or possibly 13. One can always get the child's foot measured at a shoe store to acquire a more accurate fitting. I hope this is of some help.These are great skates.
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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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Skaters will say 10 - supposed to buy your size skates should be snug. I was not aware of this when I bought 10 when my daughter was an 8,5-9 and she is a 9.5 now still wearing the 10s they were never to big to cause issue skating. 10s will fit even though they seem small 11s will give you a second season.
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I went up one size for both my young daughters. My oldest complains hers are too tight at one size up. My other daughter says hers fit fine. Go up at least one size, two if you want them to last a bit and just put extra socks on. 3.5 might be too young for theses skates. My girls are fairly athletic at 5 & 6.5 and they can't do them yet without holding my hand the entire time and falling all over the place. Get wrist guards!! Most common injury is broken wrists! Good luck!
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I would start here: http://www.skates.com/Riedell-Boot-Sizing-Chart-s/477858.htm
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As fast as their feet grow, I would go with an 11 or maybe even a 12. Remember, this is a training skate with a double blade. I was surprised when I got it that it was not a normal ice skate. I returned it and bought my daughter regular skates...she took to them very quickly and never needed to use this "training wheel" skate.
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No, they come in all regular sizes from 7 to 11. However they may not have stock of other sizes. Fabulous skates.
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My son wears size 8 skate and is approx. 115 lbs. and 5'3". The size medium is slightly large (but useable) for him, so I think a medium should be fine for you. Good luck.
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I would order a size 13. We got a pair for my son last year- a size 12, which was his shoe size, and the skates were true to size.
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My first suggestion would be the adjustable 1-4 size skate -- working out just fine. If I were to order a standard skate, I'd go with a 2. Marilyn
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I don't remember what size I bought for my granddaughter. Sorry. It was back in September. I just know the skates are adjustable.
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Order a full size up. You will need to pad with a few heavy socks for skating anyway do you will get a nice snug fit. Happy skating!
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I would do a 1 1/2 they are pretty true to size but that's what I did went up 1/2 size in my son and daughters so they can get use out of them . If you have to you can wear thick socks. My kids are 5 & 8. Awesome skates they love them
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Ice skates in general run small, so go with a size 2. You have to also factor in socks...so a size up is always good. Hope this helps!