The picture clearly shows youth age 5 to 9 on the shin guard. Is this a wrong picture or is the next size up not that much bigger?
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My son is seven. He is 62" tall. They fit him well with some room for growth. It looks like this set will serve him well for at least a few more years. I do not know how much bigger the next size up is, but maybe knowing the size of my son in relation to the size of your child can help you decide which size to purchase. It is a nice set. Good luck!
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The equipment we purchased was youth 9-12 they were a good fit for our 11 yr old and actually were not to big for our 7 year old
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Not sure exactly what you need, but these fit my 9 year old just fine. He is average size.
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http://www.livestrong.com/article/242833-how-to-size-baseball-shin-guards/ the preceeding is a good source of info on how to size shin guards. You will need to judge the size of the kids and go from there.
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It's one sizes fits all for kids maybe 7 and under. If was a little loose on our grandson that was 5. The two that are 3 it very loose.The chin strap helps. It's a great helmet and jersey. The 3 grandsons love them.You can maybe modify it by adding pads. For the price and the quick delivery you will be very happy.
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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'm not an expert by any means, but I would imagine you want a smaller adult size. I doubt youth shin guards are built for the abuse an adult will put on them.
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I really don't have more info for you. I ordered size 000 for my 6 year old who is average in size for his age. I am happy wiht gi it is good quality. Good luck.
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Hi Stephanie! Hmm . . .my son Zach just turned 5 last month and I was JUST starting to consider buying the next size up for him here pretty soon. Although this set is a decent size, in my opinion I think you might be happier with something a little bigger?
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The shin guard only covers the front of the shin. There is no ankle protection all the way around the sock, if that's what you're referring to.
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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 bought the M Size, It could be done however it wont cover all the shin guard. Maybe with the Large Size. I am a 10.5 U.S foot size and fits perfect.
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I used them for 1st and 2nd graders - they are big on them but work just fine. Tried it on my 4 year-old daughter - it comes down almost to her knees. But I am sure there are ways to tuck them in or tie them up, and then as the kids grow you don't need to buy new jerseys!
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My nephew is 4 yrs old, slim kid and not tall, so it fits him a little big, but my sister n law order the shoulder pads and the jersey is just a little to long for him. Either way he has another year or 2 to grow into it. Hope that helps you out :)
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I always "assume" youth to be anything from 5th grade to 8th grade kids before high school. I bought a few of these for our 5th& 6th grade football team this past fall for our QB to use. I think this would be good for a 5'4" 125lb kid - boy or girl should be fine. It worked perfectly for our QB, who probably was maybe a bit smaller and still worked fine.
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I bought the youth (small) for my 12 year old grandson and it was WAY too small. I am changing to a large--at least that way he can grow into it, if need be
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My son is 6 and it fits him good But once he started drum lessons we have realized it's too small. To play on its fine for him but definitely not if your interested In learning to play well. I would say go the next step up for anyone over 8 years old.
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Hello , I bought this in junior size for my 7 year old boy . He is 9 years old now and has outgrown it . He is of Normal size for his age . I think a teenager of 15 could wear one size fis all for an adult
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There are only two sizes. We purchased 8 for a youth program. In your average scenario (a child within the normal averages of a pediatric growth chart), the small size seems to fit girls age 10 and younger (a few 11 year olds wear the youth too). The large are for adults. The youngest player who used the youth small was a 6 year old. Check out their sizing information: http://www.ripit.com/defense-pro/