What size should I order for the Adidas Club Shin Guards, I am 5'4" inches and 125lbs
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I'm about the same height as you are. I took the medium and they work great.
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I am 5'6 and it reaches to my shins you should probably go with a XL and if you want a second opinion there are charts online
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At 5'7" & 138 lbs, I ordered a small. They fit well but are slightly big once they are wet. I would think a small would be your best choice, they should fit very snugly for better performance.
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I am 5'7" and 125lbs. I got medium. I tried small but it was uncomfortable. Medium is much better.
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I would say yes. the straps on the shin guards and chest protector do adjust to fit average or larger sizes
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I wish I could help you. I bought them for my daughter who is a very fit 5'7" 125 lb ironman trainy. She took a size small.
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Size is relative, It depends on how much coverage she/you want. I bought the XL for my son and at 6'1" it barely covered his shin, in my opinion, but then I don't let him play with out his entire shin being covered because as a goalie he consistently gotten cleated just under the knee. Before picking a size ask what position she'll be playing and how much shin coverage she wants (some kids don't want any) and pick a shin guard size with that in mind. FYI The actual guard part of the XL size for these is just over 8 inches and I believe the sizing chart says it's supposed to fit people 6'2"-6'5". Here's a link to their size chart. http://www.soccer.com/guide/shin-guard-guide/ Hope this helps. Size is relative, It depends on how much coverage she/you want. I bought the XL for my son and at 6'1" it barely covered his shin, in my opinion, but then I don't let him play with out his entire shin being covered because as a goalie he consistently gotten cleated just under the knee. Before picking a size ask what position she'll be playing and how much shin coverage she wants (some kids don't want any) and pick a shin guard size with that in mind. FYI The actual guard part of the XL size for these is just over 8 inches and I believe the sizing chart says it's supposed to fit people... » Read More Size is relative, It depends on how much coverage she/you want. I bought the XL for my son and at 6'1" it barely covered his shin, in my opinion, but then I don't let him play with out his entire shin being covered because as a goalie he consistently gotten cleated just under the knee. Before picking a size ask what position she'll be playing and how much shin coverage she wants (some kids don't want any) and pick a shin guard size with that in mind. FYI The actual guard part of the XL size for these is just over 8 inches and I believe the sizing chart says it's supposed to fit people 6'2"-6'5". Here's a link to their size chart. http://www.soccer.com/guide/shin-guard-guide/ Hope this helps. « Show Less
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I am 5 feet, 5 inches tall and weigh 118 pounds. I wear a size 32 Dolfin Ugly training suit. I bought a size 26 LZR Pro Recordbreaker Kneeskin and it was perfect. Keep in mind that you want your racing suit to be tight. It might take 10-15 minutes to get it on.
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My son weighs 75 lbs. Medium should work well. The coach said these pads would fit him perfectly next year. They are slightly big on him but not by much. They take the measurements by the chest. Medium are 13 to 14 inches. Measure from edge of shoulder to shoulder.
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Shin guards are not sized for age, they are sized for the height of the individual. These shin guards do have velcro across the guard for a tighter grab when worn
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I am 5 ft. eleven inches (170 lbs.) and got a large, which fits me perfectly. It's a hard one to call as to whether you would need a Medium, or a Small. I think that they run a bit small because mine is quite snug but is what I want for biking; so, my guess would be a Medium. Hope this helps.
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George, I agree with the two previous comments. I also have a pair of the Printed 1" Elite Split Leg Running Short - Liberty Size- Medium. Oddly enough the size is a medium but the waist-to-split is about 1/2 inch longer... I also have tried SOARK brand shorts. I 've 2 pair one large and one medium and for my 5'10' 180 frame the large was a bit flappy the rise is to long and the medium did not fit right. Others have suggested shorts from Skinz, N2N, Suzi Fox or even Liquidvinyl. All have 3/4 or full split running shorts with shorter rises.
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If you wear hip protection I would recommend a medium.... I'm 5'10 36-38 waist and I wear poc vpd hip protectors and the Large fits perfectly. So logically if I were you I would go with the Medium. The shorts have velcor adjustments at the hips so if the medium is a little loose you can tighten it up easy. I used these shorts all last season and they are very high quality. I'm very happy with them
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Well I am 5'10" and medium fits me just right so small should work. To answer your second question no you do not; you place the shin pads then pull the provided sleeve over it which secures it nicely in place. The fabric for the sleeve is very thin so it might rip on contact if not covered by a sock. Hope I helped.
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I am 5'4" and I got the small or 19" size, my toes touch the ground when I am sitting on the seat so I suggest the medium or large size for your height. Remember that you can adjust the height of the handlebars and bike seat as well. I hope that helps!
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Should fit great! Fits my 12 year old but I had to get smaller shin guards. So the shin guards should be perfect. Other pieces should be fine as we'll.
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I'm 5'4" @160. Wear the medium. But still have trouble keeping the knee area actually over my knees as they tend to want to slide down... But small would be far to snug for me.