How is the sizing of the Revgear Defender Shin guards. What size is recommended for a 12 year old boy, whose calves are 12 inches
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Measure the size of the shin pads with respect to His shin length. The measurement is from just below the knee cap to the ankle bone. In his case it would be a smallS - 13" or belowM - 14"L - 15"XL - 16" or above
55619
I don't have kids so I would advise you to go to a retail store first and get him sized there then come back and buy some on line. Sorry I can't be much help.
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I have the XL's, and my calves are about 18in and I'm 6' 1" and they fit nicely. The insteps cover nearly my whole size 13 foot, so for the 12 year old boy I would say a medium should fit him well and last until he's about 16 before they are too small.
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Check out the link to revgear's site: http://www.revgear.com/product/defender-gel-shin/shin_guardsUnder the image there is a link that says "size chart" on there it says XS for 11.5" shin, and S for 12.5". I recommend the Small, as he is a growing lad :-)I hope that helped. Osu!
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My kids have been boating for a long time and have always used Lil' Legends vests they are now 7 and 9 so I don't remember the sizes they used first. For purpose, quality and looks they can't be beat. They have a tag with size recommendations, please make sure you do the homework on which one will work best for you kid's age/size.
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Hello. 12 year old about 90lbs. I'd definitely go with a small. Or if they have extra small. The helmet needs to fit correctly to work properly. Also amazon had great return policies! And also make sure if the son is at the skatepark alone you check in and make sure he is wearing his helmet! I've seen kids wait until their parents are gone and take off their helmets. I fractured my skull not wearing a helmet. Hope this helps :)!
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The key is the length. They are to be worn as in the picture from above the ankle bone to below the knee since they are "calf" sleeves. A small/med measures 9 to 10.5 inches and is for a child or young adult. The Med/Large measures 10.6 to 12 inches (which is what I got for my husband). He is 5'10", weighs 185 and has slim calves due to his diabetes. I hope this helps.
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Garment Waist (in.) Protector Boy's Small 20" - 23" Youth Boy's Medium 24" - 27" Youth Boy's Large 27" - 29" Teen Boy's X-Large 30" - 32" Teen Hello Shawn , Here is the sizing chart provided by Shock Doctor to assist you with your purchase. Thank you Shawn , Pure Hockey Customer Service
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Hello Karen, I'll try to help you out as much as I can. I forgot when I purchased this helmet, maybe on your screen it'll tell you that info but unfortunately it doesn't say on my end. My son turned 11yrs in Feb and he's of average size. Just yesterday we used this helmet and another same size helmet for him and his 5 cousins ages 7-13yrs for go-karting and they weren't complaining at all. So I assume they did fit. About a month ago my nephew used it and he's 17yrs but we had pulled off some of the inside paddingt which are held together by buttons. To tell you the truth, it is a good quality helmet if your using it in light/mild activities. I wouldn't trust it so much if he used it for motorcycling. Another factor is that you can't beat the price. Then again, you can't put a price on the safety of kids. I hope this helps. Good Luck! Duane M.
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Go here and look at the pictures. One of the pics has a sizing chart. http://www.surefire.com/ep4-sonic-defenders-plus.html
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I'd go for "large", just enough to protect the whole shin. Enough room for ankle braces / wraps (recommend for extra protection ligaments / tendances, bones, tenderness) on footing of the elastic bands. Be safe, have fun. Remember, kicking with the top of the foot. Talk instructor, or research types of kicks on YouTube.
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Everything has elastic bands to adjust the fit. My only concern is the shin guards maybe being to big.
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I bought this vest for my 11 (almost 12) yr old nephew for when he plays Airsoft and paintball. It fits okay and he LOVES it!!!!! : )As reference for sizing, he is 5 ft 2 in tall, he usually wears an adult S or youth L t-shirt, and he has an approx 16" waist.
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My son is 7 years old and uses same size cleats. I bought the M 10-12 youth and they were a slightly big but preferably than too small. Hope this helps
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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 bought 12in before my son was 4 years old and he is a little tall. I recommend this bike size before 4 years. I believe he should be good to go for a couple years.
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large is perfect unless you have freakishly large calves. Also, buy 2 pair only because the quality is so good, best I've seen. The cheapo focus mitts revgear puts out is really nice aswell
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I bought a large for my 12 year old grandson....he is heavy set though. I would say small for the 7 yr. old and medium for the 12 year old, unless he is heavy set in which case I would go for the large. He loves them.
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The shin guard is about 10 inches. It is held on by a Velcro strap on the back. It is not super secure. However, with the socks that will hold them. If you don't plan to use the socks then I wouldn't get these. There is only one strap and it's not super secure.
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I am 6' 185 lbs. average build. The fore arm sleeves are a little snug on me. The calf sleeves fit well although I some times have to adjust theme, they do slide down when moving a lot(kicking and sparring) The sleeves are Velcro adjustable and have plenty of room for adjustment. Although for a "skinny" teen ager I am not sure of the fit. I think I could were these even if I dropped weight to say 160 ish. Hope this helps