Skate Shoes for Kids
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Skate Shoes for Kids
Even the youngest of us need the right shoes to skate safely on a board. That’s why you can shop skate shoes for kids from top brands like adidas Skateboarding, etnies, Nike SB and Vans online in the skatedeluxe skate shop.
The Right Pair of Children’s Shoes for all Demands
Nowadays, you can find the perfect shoe for every young skater. However, not only does the younger generation want to be safe on the board, they also want to express themselves in a stylish and original way.
Low, mid, or hi-cut silhouettes, performance skate shoes, as well as robust and lined winter shoes, with laces or with velcro closures, we’ve got it all to provide the kids of today with everything they want and need. And if you still want to be on top in terms of individuality, upgrade your sneakers with a few coloured laces.
The main features of a skate shoe for kids
The issue of safety is of utmost importance, especially when it comes to children. Therefore, it’s advisable to equip young skateboarders with skate shoes that are designed precisely for the special and specific demands of skateboarding in order to prevent injuries.
The Soles
Accordingly, modern skate shoes for children have specially cushioned soles, which absorb the impact in jumps and protect against rolled ankles. There are two different types of skate shoe soles: Vulc soles and Cup soles. Learn more about the difference soles in our skate shoe wiki:
» The Various Types of Shoe SolesThe upper material
The durability of skate shoes is a crucial topic. Therefore, the outer material of a skate shoe is one of the most important features. A distinction is made between suede leather, smooth leather and textile. Learn more about the differences in materials in our skate shoe wiki:
» The Various Outer MaterialsAdditional Features
In addition to a good sole and the corresponding outer material, there are still some features that make a skate shoe exceptional. The seams of skate shoes are often reinforced so that they do not break and the shoe lasts longer.
Sooner or later, kids will be learning their very first tricks. The basis for all tricks is the Ollie. Ollieing puts a lot of stress on a particular part of the shoe, namely the Ollie area. To withstand the extra burden, it is usually double stitched, rubberised or reinforced with an additional pad.
Once they’ve mastered the ollie, the Kickflip won’t be far behind. To so as many kickflips as possible without wearing holes in the shoe, there are also shoes with rubberised toecaps at the front of the shoe, above the toes, as you might have guessed.
Want to learn more about the different skate shoe technologies? Then check out our skate shoe wiki:
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