Nike Court Borough Mid 2 - Red - Size 6 UK

Yes, their classic and neat design, especially in versatile colors, often makes them a suitable choice for many school uniform policies that allow trainers.

We recommend measuring your child's foot and comparing it to Nike's official size chart. Remember to account for growth and allow a little extra room (about a thumb's width) at the toe for comfort.

While the leather offers some resistance to light moisture, these shoes are not waterproof. We recommend avoiding heavy rain or puddles to protect the leather and keep your child's feet dry. Always dry them properly if they get wet.

The Nike Court Borough Mid 2 features a standard padded insole for comfort. While it offers basic support, children with specific arch support needs may require additional orthotic inserts.

For the rubber sole, use a damp cloth with a mild soap or a dedicated shoe cleaner. An old toothbrush can be effective for scrubbing dirt out of the grooves. Avoid abrasive cleaners that could damage the material.

Generally, Nike children's sizing is consistent. However, minor variations can occur between models. If possible, try them on or refer to the specific size chart for the Court Borough Mid 2 to ensure the best fit.

Adjust the traditional laces. For a tighter fit, pull the laces firmly from the bottom to the top. For a looser fit, ensure the laces are not pulled too taut, allowing more room across the foot. Ensure your child is wearing appropriate socks.

Promptly wipe the affected area with a soft, damp cloth. For persistent marks, use a small amount of mild leather cleaner applied to a cloth, then wipe clean and dry. Avoid harsh chemicals.

Check if the insoles are properly seated or if they are damp. Remove insoles, dry both the insoles and the inside of the shoe thoroughly. A light sprinkle of baby powder under the insole can sometimes resolve friction-related squeaks.

While the shoes are padded, ensure the laces are not tied too tightly, restricting circulation. Check sock thickness and material. If discomfort persists, consider consulting a foot specialist.