KIDS SOCCER CLEATS

Built for practice and play, our kids soccer cleats include multi-ground and turf styles for different playing surfaces.

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Kids AeroGrip Hook&Loop Multi Ground Cleat
Neon Pink
$38.00
Neon Pink Neon Yellow Black Voltage
Kids StelleClub Hook&Loop Multi Ground Cleat
Solar Tide
$39.00
Solar Tide Violet Blush Prism Pop Aqua Electric Blue Black + 3 more
Kids AeroGrip Hook&Loop Multi Ground Cleat
Neon Yellow
$38.00
Neon Yellow Neon Pink Black Voltage
Kids StelleClub Hook&Loop Multi Ground Cleat
Violet Blush
$39.00
Violet Blush Prism Pop Solar Tide Aqua Electric Blue Black + 3 more
Kids StelleClub Hook&Loop Turf Cleat
Popsicle
$40.00
Popsicle White Fuchsia Pink Red Blue Navy Black + 5 more
Kids StelleClub Hook&Loop Turf Cleat
White
$40.00
White Fuchsia Pink Popsicle Red Blue Navy Black + 5 more

Kids Soccer Cleats That Go On Without Laces

Every Stelle soccer cleat closes with a wide hook-and-loop strap instead of laces, so a four-year-old can get them on at the field and a coach is not retying them mid-practice. The uppers are lightweight synthetic, the toe box is rounded for growing feet, and the strap pulls snug across the instep for a secure fit on cuts and kicks.

Multi-Ground vs Turf Cleats

Multi-ground cleats (GeoGrip, AeroGrip, StelleClub MG) have molded studs for natural grass and most rec-league fields; they also work on firm artificial turf. Turf cleats (StelleClub Turf) have dozens of short rubber nubs for artificial turf and indoor turf facilities, where long studs would catch. If her league plays on both, multi-ground is the one pair to own.

Sizing Kids Soccer Cleats

Cleats fit closer than sneakers: measure standing, in soccer socks, and allow about half a thumb's width at the toe rather than a full one. A heel that lifts inside the cleat causes blisters, so when between sizes choose the smaller and let the strap do the rest. Check the Stelle kids shoe size chart before ordering.

Can Kids Soccer Cleats Be Used for Other Sports?

Multi-ground cleats work for flag football, field hockey and lacrosse practice; some leagues have cleat rules, so check before using them for games. For baseball and softball, see the activity pages.

 

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