Enable Accessibility

Kids' Soccer Cleats

128 Results

  • PUMA Future Match FG/AG Jr "Lime" Grade School Kids' Soccer Cleat PUMA Future Match FG/AG Jr "Lime" Grade School Kids' Soccer Cleat
  • PUMA TACTO II FG/AG "Blue/White" Grade School Kids' Soccer Cleat PUMA TACTO II FG/AG "Blue/White" Grade School Kids' Soccer Cleat
  • RIP-IT "White/Pink Glo" Grade School Girls' Soccer Cleat RIP-IT "White/Pink Glo" Grade School Girls' Soccer Cleat
  • PUMA Future Match FG/AG Jr "Lime" Preschool Kids' Soccer Cleat PUMA Future Match FG/AG Jr "Lime" Preschool Kids' Soccer Cleat
  • PUMA TACTO II FG/AG "Pink/White" Grade School Kids' Soccer Cleat PUMA TACTO II FG/AG "Pink/White" Grade School Kids' Soccer Cleat
Load More
Items 24 of 128

Kids’ Soccer Cleat Styles 

There are many different brands and styles of kids’ soccer cleats. Luckily, Hibbett | City Gear has a team of knowledgeable associates who can help you determine just the right cleats for your child. Whether it’s your son’s first time playing or your daughter’s senior year on the varsity team, you’ll be able to find the best and most extensive selection of gear sure to make your kid’s season a winning one. Choose from a selection of Nike kids’ soccer cleats, adidas kids’ soccer cleats or PUMA kids’ soccer cleats. And don’t forget to consider whether your child will need cleats for an outside field or if their game requires indoor soccer cleats. We’ve compiled some need-to-know info to help you make the best selection.

Types of Kids’ Soccer Cleats

A soccer match can take place on a grass field, artificial turf or a hard court. Each surface requires a different type of footwear, as does each unique position. Here are the different options:

Firm-ground cleats, such as some FG adidas kids’ soccer cleats, feature molded studs suitable for most playing surfaces and are perfect for grass fields.

Soft-ground cleats have fewer studs, and wearers can also switch out those studs when needed, making them handy for matches played on wet and muddy surfaces.

TPU cleats and turf cleats are ideal for artificial surfaces as they usually have smaller rubber cleats for better grip. However, depending on league or field rules, players may be able to wear firm-ground cleats on artificial surfaces.

Indoor soccer shoes have flat rubber soles that offer better traction. Players should never wear molded or turf cleats on indoor surfaces.

Soccer Cleat Cuts

Until recently, soccer cleats only came in a mid or low top style. Now, brands offer high tops that rise just above the ankle, providing more support for those who need it. However, if your player requires more ankle flexibility, options like low and mid top PUMA kids’ soccer cleats could be the way to go.

No matter if you’re selecting outdoor Nike kids’ soccer cleats, the latest pair of kids’ indoor soccer cleats or other soccer gear and equipment, Hibbett | City Gear is the place to go.

Can My Kid Wear Baseball Cleats for Soccer?

Baseball and football cleats simply aren’t structured to hang on the soccer field. While all cleats are built to enhance movement, increase stability and provide superior grip, kids’ soccer cleats possess unique designs that specifically meet this dynamic style of play, playing surface and level of activity. Plus, soccer players can’t wear cleats that have a stud on the toe. Because soccer players often slide on the field, potentially into another player, toe cleats can be extremely dangerous. That’s why many leagues prohibit anything other than soccer cleats.

How Should Kids’ Soccer Cleats Fit?

Either way, a soccer cleat generally fits true to regular shoe size. While some elite-level athletes choose cleats a half- or full-size below their normal size, this method can be uncomfortable and detrimental for younger feet. For recreational or amateur players, sizing down may not be necessary. Instead, you should select kids’ soccer cleats that fit their feet comfortably.