Wide Tennis Shoes for Kids

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

There is only a small selection of tennis shoes for children with wide feet, but the good news is that I will help you find them!

Best Wide Tennis Shoes for Kids ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

• Available in medium and wide widths

• Outsole material designed specifically for hard court play

• Outsole features ultra-durable non-marking NDurance rubber compound 

• Lace-Up closure

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

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• Available in medium and wide widths

• Outsole material designed specifically for hard-court play

• Full-length Ndurance outsole provides superior traction and durability to help get more wear out of the shoe

• Non-marking outsole

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

• Available in medium and wide widths

• DYNAWALL technology adds midfoot stability during lateral movements

• Ortholite insoles offer long-term cushioning, breathability, and moisture management

• Lace-Up closure

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

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• Available in medium and wide widths

• Outsole material designed specifically for hard court play

• Outsole features ultra-durable non-marking NDurance rubber compound  
• Lace-Up closure

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

When children are playing tennis, 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 shoes with excellent traction.

Have you found another soccer cleat 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 your experiences.