What is a kid size in inline hockey skates?

Answer 1

In general, skate manufacturers use the 1.5 size rule. In other words, your skate size is 1.5 sizes SMALLER than your shoe size. The problem with this rule is that it doesn't take into account how you wear you shoes (loose and comfortable) or which shoe manufacturers sizing you're currently using (each one has a different idea of what a size is). I've seen the 1.5 rule work, I've also seen as much as a 5 size difference between shoe size and skate size.

I always highly recommend that you get your feet properly sized for skates by a professional at your local pro shop. Buying skates online works, but may end being more costly in return/exchange fees, shipping charges, and/or the wearing of an incorrect size.

Answer 2

Hockey skates are available in different sizes but the smallest ones generally belong to size 1 (which corresponds to shoe size 2); this size conmes in many brands such as Bauer & Flite Hockey Skates, CCM, Reebok, Nike-Bauer Hockey Skates, Graf Hockey Skates and Mission & Torspo Hockey Skates

Answer 3

A kid size inline hockey skate can be anything within a broad range of sizes. It really all depends on the foot size of the child. Sizes start at youth size 8 and go up to junior size 5.5.

Answer 4

The same as youth shoe sizes.