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A growing child changes shoe size before wearing out their trainers. This page brings together shoes, clothes and sports accessories for little runners, young athletes, and budding walkers.
First, choose the sport, then the girl or boy, and let the size filter do the rest.
At this age, the priority can be summed up in three words: comfort, freedom of movement, durability. A lightweight shoe that doesn't pinch the toes is better than an adult-style model. For clothing, the simplest option is to go for materials that dry quickly.
The brands page allows you to filter everything at once. adidas leads for shoes. Erima and Joma mainly provide training gear for clubs, while CMP and Regatta are for outdoor outings.
A child's foot can quickly grow by half a size. Check the space in front of the big toe, about the width of a thumb, at the end of the day when the foot is slightly swollen. If the pair feels tight, it's a sign that it needs replacing.
The special offers and new arrivals are updated regularly. To go further, check the good deals for kids or the clearance.
For running on roads or tracks, a lightweight running shoe is sufficient. For forest outings or cross-country, trail shoes provide the grip that reassures. For Sunday walks, hiking shoes offer better protection for the foot and ankle.
A child who likes their shoes is more likely to wear them. Let them choose the colour, after you've checked the size and comfort yourself. Have them take a few steps and small jumps before confirming: if they can't feel their toes anymore, the pair is good.
Finally, remember the season: winter requires more layers, summer needs airy materials. A complete outfit, well-fitting shoes, and a small bag are enough for the child to focus on play and movement.
As soon as the child runs regularly, whether in a club or with family. The model should remain flexible and lightweight. The running shoes page is the starting point.
Measure the foot on a sheet of paper, add about a centimetre, then compare with the size guide on the product page.
Two thin layers are better than one thick one. Look for them in running clothes.
Yes, as soon as walks are on stony or wet paths. Their sole grips better than a city sneaker. See hiking shoes.
Mostly in colours and cuts. The girls and boys pages simply make sorting easier.