Finding the right adidas chat line free chat lines isn’t so different from shopping for shoes for adults. However, because kids are still growing—sometimes spurting—it’s important to buy a shoe with ample toe room for the unpredictable road ahead.
“You don’t know if the foot is going to grow a size and a half in three months, a year, whatever,” says Ken Sung, co-owner of Gazelle Sports, located in Grand Rapids, Michigan. “The biggest thing is making sure they fit properly for the season that they’re going to be running.” Sung recommends allowing a thumb’s width for toe room. “If it gets too big, it’s going to affect how the person’s going to run, and that’s not what we want to compromise.”
When choosing shoes for children, be prepared to discuss what your child is using the shoe for. “It’s a dialogue on what they’re doing, how much running they’re planning on doing, the evaluation of the foot, if they’ve had injury,” says Sung. “We’re just trying to figure out the best solution based on the individual.”
A common mistake with kids’ shoes is trying to make them last a year. The child’s foot may or may not grow, but it’s important to get it measured before every sports season. Forcing feet to fit into a size too small can result in a range of ailments, from toe cramps to loss of toe nails. Their stride may change too, as they will try to avoid hitting their toes against the shoe. Keep in mind that adult shoes are also an alternative.
How We Choose
Adidas puts out a variety of kids’ shoes that is basically a miniature copy of its adult line. For instance, Adidas’s signature Boost midsole and Continental Rubber outsole are also constructed into the kids’ models. Here are 10 Adidas shoes that come in several colors and designs for children (ages 4 to 8) and youth (8 to 14), which we’ve chosen through research and culled from our knowledge of the adult counterparts.
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UltraBoost
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Price: $160
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Just like its adult counterpart, the kids’ UltraBoost is a neutral shoe designed with a comfy, snug interior ideal for after-school practice. The trainer delivers a responsive and springy ride thanks to Adidas’s Boost midsole, which is composed of small TPU capsules that are fused together. A Primeknit upper ups the comfort, and a Continental Rubber outsole provides traction over wet and dry roads.
UltraBoost Parley LTD
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Price: $160
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The Parley contains all of the traits of an UltraBoost, from its responsive Boost midsole to its flexible Stretchweb outsole; however, the knit upper is part of a larger story. Made with yarn spun from Parley Ocean Plastic, the upper adapts to the foot’s shape and is created from recycled waste that was collected from beaches and coastal communities.
RapidaRun Laceless
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Price: $70
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The snug Rapidarun is a slip-on running shoe for kids who have no time to lace up. A ribbed hem collar provides a secure, comfy fit around the ankle, and a heel pull makes putting on the Rapidarun easy. The Cloudfoam midsole and Memory Foam sock liner ensure a cushy ride.
Narrow Fit
Edge Lux 3
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Price: $70
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Like the women-specific Edge Lux, the kids’ version is designed just for girls. Supportive sidewall overlays lock in the foot and provide support. Other features for these neutral running shoes include ribbon-like lacing, springy cushioning, and a rubber outsole.
More Support
Alphabounce Instinct
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Price: $100
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The Alphabounce Instinct has a seamless, adaptable mesh upper that has areas of support that expand and contract upon footstrike. A Torsion Bridge wraps around the midfoot for stability. The Alphabounce Instinct is meant for multidirectional movements, lending support where your child will need it.
Pureboost Go
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Price: $100
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Maybe your child is on the go and she needs a neutral, wide shoe with reliable grip. The Pureboost Go is just the trainer for the kid that has no time to keep still, with a snug knit upper, supportive color heel, and a sticky outsole for wet roads.
Purebounce+
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Price: $80
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A high heel collar makes this shoe fit like a sock. It has a wider forefoot platform and high heel for support. Like the adult Purebounce+, the shoe is prepped for the pavement; the Bounce+ cushioning is flexible, plush, and springy. The Stretchweb outsole also has dependable traction.
Casual
Duramo 9
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Price: $50
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The adult version of the Duramo is deemed worthy of hitting both the treadmill and trail. The children’s version is just as versatile, with a pillowy Cloudfoam midsole and a owner Adiwear outsole—perfect for jumping off money bars and out of swings. The shoe also comes in a Velcro infant size—adidas sack pack shock purple.
Cloudfoam Racer TR
The right shoe for: Playground adventures
Price: $55
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With plush Cloudfoam cushioning in the midsole, a two-tone upper, and rubber inserts on the outsole for enhanced durability, the Cloudfoam is for young explorers. Slide tower climbers, masters of the monkey bars, and playground prancers will feel comfy in the Cloudfoam Racer TR, which was inspired by Adidas’s trail running shoe models.
Crazychaos
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Price: $65
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The chunky, retro-looking Crazychaos isn’t just a fashion statement—it’s a functional running shoe with a comfortable ride. The shoe has a Cloudfoam midsole for soft landings, and a leather upper with suede overlays.
Amanda is a test editor at Runner’s World who has run the Boston Marathon every year since 2013; she's a former professional baker with a master’s in gastronomy and she carb-loads on snickerdoodles.