Hiking Shoes For Boys

My daughter who is seven years old, wears a size 4. I want to get her some hiking shoes but cannot find affordable girl hiking shoes in her size. However there are plenty of affordable boy hiking shoes. I know that from toddler sizes to size 13, shoe sizes are the same for both boys and girls but not sure at what point that changes.

I think that if you wanted to get her boys hiking shoes then she would need a size 2 1/2 to 2.

2009-06-07 07:41:45 by kilabelle25

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I have been searching all over the internet and have come up with no answer. My son wears a youth size 7.5 shoe, he is 13. I can not find the right kind of shoes and boots in his size in the store or online. I need to know if there is a way to figure out what a youth size 7.5 shoe would convert into in mens shoes. I can't find this conversion anywhere. Everything I find on measurements shows the mens shoes being too big, even the smallest sizes I can find.

Help! I'm trying to get him a good pair of hiking boots and some sneakers for his Boy Scout campouts and hiking trips.

Thanks in advance for your help!
Bobbi-Jo

Use this: http://www.zappos.com/measure.zhtml
Or go to a shoe store and have them measure your son's foot.

2007-12-06 21:28:07 by Bobbi-Jo

Size 0-12 months
adorable socks that look like hiking boots
made of 80% organic cotton

Please don't answer if your only going to complain about how labels are bad and how I should be my own label etc etc. I know. I agree. I'm just curious to see what other people think. That's it!!!

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2010-10-22 18:59:37 by Don't Look Behind You

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I was wandering if target sells sleeping bags,duffel bag, hiking shoes,and long underwear tops and bottom for man or boy.......

Well sometimes when i go to target i cant seem to find any of these stuffs.......

My camping is in next week and i have to get ready for it so it would it be great if you guys know where they sell these items that i listed

i live in irvine....... (dont stalk me!) so it would great if you guys show me the location where they sell these items......

Duffel bag (large)

Hiking shoes

Long underwear (tops and bottom for man or boy)

Jacket/poncho water proof

sleeping bags

I only have 3 days to get ready so i would really aprreiciate if you answer this right now!
i prefer stores that are close like target like that.......since i live in irvine seriously dont stalk me!!!!!!

if i was stocking you, you wouldn't know. just kidding. but you really wouldn' know. targets sporting goods section is pretty lame. isn't there a wally world (wal-mart) over on alicia pkwy in laguna niguel? the next time your out go to rei co-op over off of the 55 at dyer and pickup the little camping essentials pamphlet then go to wally world and get the stuff you need at 1/4 the price.

add: relax and have fun, it's camping not a trip to the dentist.

2008-03-06 20:57:49 by Twin Won the Random One

So, this is just a small section of my story that I am messing around with. Its just the rough draft but I still wanted some opinions. So, what do you think? Do you hate it, love it? Why? Do the sentences flow? Is there to much detail, to little? What do you think the story is about? Do you relate to the characters in any way? Any questions you can think of. I want detailed answers on why or why wouldn't you pick up the book. If it was published and all, which I highly doubt.

"Easy Benji." Abigail Joe Scott said gently to the border collie who had suddenly sat up and pricked forth its black ears.
The girl's brow furrowed ever so slightly as she cranked the worn leather wheel to her car; if you could call it that. The poor rusted 1978 Ford Fiesta barley managed to start, let alone roll along on its tattered tires. The leather seats in the car were worn down from years of people sliding in and out of the rusted and weary doors. The old and tired engine always seemed to have problems but somehow Abbie was blessed, for it always, in some way, managed to get her where ever she needed to go.
Abigail straightened out the tires, the black rubber crackling over the loose gravel of the road, sprouting out a dust of dirt. Abbie rolled down the window and leaned over to the passengers side, "Hey there, need a ride?" she asked the stranger on the side of the road.
The boy was walking alone along the side of a long stretch of gravel road, a light film of dust resting on his shoes and the bottom of his pant leg. On top of his firmly jaw set head the boy has a tousle of dirty blonde hair that seemed it hadn't been cut in a while. Just beneath were a pair of almond shaped eyes, a deep hazel gray color that made Abbie feel like she should turn and hang her head in shame. A few light freckles were splattered across the boys nose and cheeks. Along with the clothes on his back, the boy carried a hiking backpack as well that seemed stuffed.
A grateful smile made the strangers light pink lips curve up smoothly, "Sure, that would be great." He said in a deeper voice that held a bit of fervor in it.
Abigail gave him a half hearted smile and opened the door, it was only then that she noticed the boy was carrying a large black leather case.
"What's in that?" Abbie asked tentatively, indicating to the case which the boy had set on the floor near his feet.
The twenty two year old looked up at Abbie and grinned at her weary expression, "It's just my guitar." He reassured her, closing the car door...

Yes, I know it ends abruptly and I know its not the most interesting piece of work you have read. Thanks ahead of time.

You go in a little too much for detail that doesn't really move the story forward. I'd drop a few adjectives and descriptions. And it's confusing that you use both 'Abigail' and 'Abbie' in referring to your character. Just give the full name once and stick to Abbie otherwise.

There's not enough here to say what it's about. It looks like the start of a romance, but it could certainly go in several other directions.

Overall, I'd say it's good, not great, but strong enough to keep working on.

2009-11-03 14:45:06 by Katt