👑 PlayWheels Disney Princess Kids Glitter Roller Skates with Knee Pads - Adjustable Size 6-12, Dare 2 Dream: Perfect for Little Princesses! Review

These were good skates, they matched my daughter's tennis shoes. And the wheels don't roll as easily, it's easier for them to get up and break the rhythm of the ride. Yes they are plastic and scratchy but that is normal for beginner skates when they are just learning to grow and you can upgrade their skates as they get better. The good thing is that you take your skates out of your already worn shoes.

My 4 year old daughter's size 10 shoes didn't fit. I had to slide it into 9, and they worked on the widest settings. I'll get back to that as she'll probably outgrow them tomorrow. Also, after the first use, the knee pad began to wear out and fall apart. It seems to be of very poor quality. But skates are great for little feet. She settled in after a few minutes. Unfortunately, what is at stake here is the duration of her attention to her. It took me longer to put on her extra elbow and wrist…

I bought these shoes for my granddaughter who is 4 years old and wears size 9 shoes. Marketing says these skates fit sizes 6-12. When she first tried them on, we stretched the skates to their maximum size, but had a hard time fitting her shoe. Measured the length of the skates 7 1/8 inches. It turned out to be 12 feet without shoes. These skates cannot be worn without shoes. My granddaughter's shoes were 7 1/2 inches long. I would say these skates are only for size 6-8.

Very cute roller skates, my granddaughters love them very much. I bought one Princess style and the other Frozen style. In terms of sizing, the sneakers that kids wear are way too clunky for skates. You should wear them with thinner shoes. A 3-year-old girl can wear her usual size sneakers, but she is the maximum skate size. I can't imagine anyone under the age of 3 being able to learn to skate. A 5 year old must wear ballet flats. Your size 12 shoes are too big for the largest skates. As for…