Wide Football Cleats for Kids

I have been working for a specialized children’s shoe store for over 10 years now that focuses in helping children with “complicated” foot shapes, but we provide regular shoe fittings as well. Over the years I became familiar with the best football cleats for kids with wide feet.

If you provide your child with a pair of football cleats that are too narrow, your child might end up developing all sorts of foot issues such as blisters, calluses, and corns. There is a small selection of wide footballs cleats for kids, but the good news is that I will help you find them.

Best Wide Football Cleats for Kids ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

• Fits medium and wide feet

• Padded collar to increase comfort and prevent blisters

• Cushioned midsole

• Lace-Up closure

• Order this shoe a whole larger than your child’s current foot size

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• Fits medium and wide feet

• Pull tabs at the heel and tongue for easy on-and-off

• Full-length Phylon midsole delivers lightweight cushioning underfoot

• Triple velcro closure

• Order this shoe a whole larger than your child’s current foot size

• Fits medium and wide feet

• Lightweight

• Mid cut for added ankle support

• Lace closure for a secure fit

• Order this shoe a whole larger than your child’s current foot size

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• Fits medium and wide feet

• Lightweight

• Mid cut for added ankle support

• Lace closure for a secure fit

• Order this shoe a whole larger than your child’s current foot size

In addition to being available in wide widths, these football cleats provide extra depth and come with a round toe-box, which helps prevent your kids’ toes from rubbing against each other or the side of the shoes.

The outsole of these football cleats provide exclusive protection from any kind of shock or foot injury. If your child happens to fall while playing football, these cleats are designed to disperse the impact on their feet thus protecting the feet or toes from fracture or serious injury.

When children are playing football, they are putting extra pressure on their feet and knees by running faster and sliding. If they are not wearing the correct pair of cleats, this increased impact may not only end up not only hurting their feet, but also make your child more prone to injuries.

Have you tried a particular football style that has worked well for your child with wide or extra wide feet? Please share your findings below so other parents can benefit from them.