On Running Cloudswift Children - Black - UK 11

To clean your trainers, use a soft brush or a damp cloth with mild soap and water. Gently scrub the mesh and synthetic parts. Rinse with a clean, damp cloth and allow them to air dry completely at room temperature, away from direct heat.

These trainers are designed for general athletic use, active play, and everyday comfort for children. While they provide excellent cushioning for running, they are not specifically engineered for competitive long-distance running or marathons. For specialized running, consult with a running shoe expert.

It's best to measure your child's feet regularly, as they grow quickly. Measure both feet and use the larger measurement. Leave a thumb's width of space between the longest toe and the end of the shoe. Try them on with the type of socks your child typically wears.

No, it is not recommended to machine wash these trainers. Machine washing can damage the materials, adhesives, and cushioning technology. Always follow the manual cleaning instructions for best results and to preserve shoe integrity.

The lightweight mesh upper provides breathability and can handle light moisture, but these trainers are not waterproof. They are not designed to keep feet dry in heavy rain or puddles. For wet conditions, consider footwear with waterproof features.

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Ensure you are using a double knot when tying the laces. Over time, new laces can sometimes be slippery. You might also consider slightly roughing up the lace surface or replacing them with different laces if the issue persists.

Adjust the lacing system. If still uncomfortable, ensure you have the correct size. Children's feet grow quickly, so regular size checks are recommended. For a slightly tighter fit, you can try an 'over-under' lacing method. For more room, ensure laces are not pulled too tightly across the foot.

A squeaking sound can sometimes come from the insole rubbing against the bottom of the shoe. Try removing the insole, dusting the inside of the shoe and the bottom of the insole with baby powder or cornstarch, then reinserting it. If the squeak persists, it might be due to water trapped in the sole; ensure shoes are completely dry.

While the rubber outsole provides good traction, no shoe is entirely slip-proof on all wet or slick surfaces. Ensure the outsole is clean and free of debris that could reduce grip. Avoid running quickly on very slick or icy surfaces.