Children's sneakers for girls and boys: Asics, Victoria and Geox
The kids' sneakers for boys and girls include retro runners, canvas shoes, Velcro shoes, and high-tops, from toddlers to juniors.
For the little ones, Velcro or elastic saves time; a reinforced toe in rubber makes the pair last in the playground, whether it's on an Asics GEL-1130 GS or a Victoria Tribu.
Children's sneakers Asics: GEL-1130 GS and Gel-Quantum Lyte II
The children's Asics sneakers feature adult models: the Asics GEL-1130 in GS version for older kids, and the Asics Gel-Quantum Lyte II GS. The children's sneaker for retro running can be worn to school as well as on weekends.
Children's canvas shoes: Victoria Tribu, Victoria Tiempo and Superga
The children's Victoria sneakers, from the Spanish brand known for canvas, range from platform Victoria Tribu shoes to washed canvas girl Victoria shoes, and baby girl Victoria Tiempo shoes. The children's Superga sneakers add the Superga Cotjstrap Classic Velcro shoe: the canvas shoe remains the lightest for mid-season wear.
Retro children's sneakers: Gola Harrier, Skechers and Puma
The children's Gola sneakers from the English brand include the Gola Harrier, Harrier Strap Velcro, and Hawk Strap models. The children's Skechers sneakers, like the Skechers Garage shoes, and the children's Puma sneakers complete the selection of boys' and girls' sneakers.
Baby shoes and first steps: Geox and Shoo Pom
For the littlest ones, the children's Geox sneakers, like the Geox Eclyper and Perth shoes, along with Shoo Pom Joggy and Yuzu Velcro shoes, are the baby sneakers in the selection for first steps.
Children's sports sneakers: adidas, Nike, Reebok and Fila
The children's adidas sneakers, children's Nike sneakers, children's Reebok sneakers and children's Fila sneakers bring together models from major sports brands in children's sizes, while the children's Kickers sneakers from the French brand and other children's sneaker brands complete the junior sneaker selection.
Girls' sneakers and boys' sneakers: how to choose
For girls, the platform Victoria Tribu shoes and washed canvas girl Victoria shoes; for boys, the retro runners Asics and Gola Harrier shoes. In both cases, a rubber sole and age-appropriate fastening matter more than the brand.
Children's shoes: ankle boots, boots, and slippers
For winter and at home, children's shoes include Blundstone ankle boots, Reima boots, and Les Pas Petits slippers: a spare pair is handy when sneakers get wet.
White, high-top or light-up sneakers for children
Children's white sneakers can be cleaned easily with a sponge and go with everything. High-top sneakers offer better ankle support for little ones and protect against the cold in winter. Light-up sneakers, which light up with every step, are popular with preschoolers. A flexible sole and reinforced toe withstand playtime better.
Cheap children's sneakers: deals, new arrivals and Black Friday
Cheap children's sneakers can be found in the special offers for children, and the new children's arrivals showcase this season's pairs. The children's sneakers shipped within 24 hours help out before school starts, and at the end of November, the Black Friday for kids gathers discounts just before Christmas. Fast delivery and best price guaranteed.
Frequently asked questions about children's sneakers
At what age should children switch from Velcro to laces?
Usually when the child can tie their laces by themselves, around primary school age; before then, Velcro avoids untied laces. An elastic lace can turn a lace-up sneaker into a slip-on model.
How to choose sneakers for the playground?
A thick sole, reinforced toe, and upper made of leather or synthetic materials stand up better to slides and abrasions than thin canvas. The school sneaker should be chosen for sturdiness rather than being thin.
Do children's sneakers fit the same as adults?
European sizes follow the same scale, but each brand fits a bit differently. Measure the foot and compare to the guide on the product page, leaving a small space in front of the toes for growth.
What type of sneakers for a child who plays sports?
For running or playing ball, a sneaker with a soft, cushioned sole, like the Asics GEL-1130 GS, is better than a flat canvas shoe. For indoor sports, a non-marking sole is often required.
How to make children's sneakers last?
Alternate between two pairs when possible, let them air dry after rain, and brush off dried mud. A waterproof spray protects both canvas and suede.
