Nike Kids Jr Bravata II FG Soccer Cleat

Not a toddler, but a small child is what you're looking for.

Yes, they will work for tackle football if you are just having fun or trying it out for the first time; however, the sidewalls on these shoes are very thin and flimsy and will not support your foot when performing real cuts and thrusts. However, since I'm assuming your child is between the ages of 8 and 9, you might want to consider a different shoe style depending on his or her skill level. The Nike Sharks are a great option for youth football. They are excellent for young players, and depending on the position, your child may require a low or mid-top shoe. Linemen in the middle of their careers Top shoes are typically worn because they provide good ankle support for thrusts as well as protection for the top of the foot. Low- Tops are designed for speed and are better for backs and skilled positions. They provide good side stability for cuts and are more for backs and skilled positions. If color and style matter more than skill and protection, these green shoes will suffice; I bought a pair for my 7-year-old daughter, who is learning to play soccer for the first time this year. I wasn't sure she'd enjoy playing, so I didn't spend a lot of money on shoes, but she's doing fantastic. She wasn't sure she'd enjoy the sport at first, but she decided to give it a shot to see what she thought. She is one of the top players on her team after five games, and she wants to play on another team after this season. Her next pair of sneakers will be soccer-related. Diadora or Adidas cleats with side-laced support for cuts and control, as well as cushioning for all-day comfort. daytime assistance and speed

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