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 lacrosse cleats for kids with wide feet.
Below you can find a list of the best wide lacrosse cleats for kids that I have fitted before. Disclosure: Keep in mind that we may receive commissions when you click our links and make purchases.
The Best Wide Lacrosse Cleats for Kids ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
- Available in medium and wide widths
- 50% Synthetic, 50% Mesh
- QUIX outsole technology helps provide traction during quick, cutting movements
- Padded tongue
- Lightweight synthetic/mesh upper
- Order this shoe a whole larger than your child’s current foot size
- Available in medium and wide widths
- 50% Synthetic, 50% Mesh
- TPU molded cleat outsole provides superior traction on both turf and natural surfaces
- Padded tongue
- Supportive outsole promotes a natural range of motion
- Order this shoe a whole larger than your child’s current foot size
When children are playing lacrosse, they are stressing their feet and legs at a whole different level, putting extra pressure in parts of their bodies where they are not supposed to. Your child will be making movements such as sudden stops and quick direction changes that require the cleats to provide excellent traction. The cleats must also be supportive, flexible and lightweight.
Your child will need to make short, quick lateral, forward and backward movements when playing lacrosse, making footwork an important skill. There is also a lot of jumping involved in lacrosse, and the higher your kids can jump, the more balls they can catch, block, steal and shoot effectively. It’s important for your kids to wear the correct type of cleats to perform all of these movements without hurting their feet.
Have you tried a particular lacrosse 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.
I just bought these as my son has horrible pain from his flat feet. He can barely walk off the field after a 2 hour game without some pain. I am hoping these will help.
I also have the super feet inserts but not sure that they are enough.
We switched from Nike cleats. Any other thoughts on how to help my boy? I do have an appointment in a few weeks to re-evaluate his feet.
Hello Kristy,
I will give it at least two weeks to see how your child reacts to the new cleats. Which Superfeet is he using inside his lacrosse cleats? The blue one or the green one? Where is most of his pain located? Is he experiencing pain on the bottom of his feet or around the heels?
This will help me determine what steps to take.