Slazenger Assent Trainer Childrens - Grey - UK 13

These trainers are specifically designed for children. This particular variant is a UK Size 13, which typically corresponds to children in early school years.

Yes, the Slazenger Assent Trainer features a unisex design, making them appropriate for both boys and girls.

Yes, they are suitable for general sports activities and active play due to their lightweight and breathable design, and secure fastening. However, for highly specialized or competitive sports, specific athletic footwear might be more appropriate.

To ensure a good fit, have your child try on the shoes with the type of socks they typically wear. Make sure there is about a thumb's width of space between their longest toe and the end of the shoe. The hook and loop strap should fasten securely without being too tight or leaving large gaps.

No, the breathable mesh upper is designed for ventilation and comfort, but it is not waterproof. These trainers offer limited protection against heavy rain or wet conditions.

If the hook and loop fastening is losing its grip, it's often due to lint, hair, or debris caught in the 'hook' side. Use a stiff brush, comb, or tweezers to carefully pick out any trapped material, which should restore its adhesive quality.

Ensure the hook and loop fastening is pulled firmly across the top of the foot and securely attached. Check if the foot is fully pushed into the heel of the shoe. If the issue persists, verify that the shoe size is correct for the child's foot length and width.

Check socks to ensure they are appropriate and not bunching up. Inspect the inside of the shoe for any debris or rough spots. Ensure the fastening is not too tight. Allow time for the shoes to break in, though with a mesh upper, this is usually minimal. If discomfort continues, re-evaluate the shoe size.

For regular dirt, use a soft, damp cloth and a small amount of mild soap to wipe the surfaces. For muddy patches, allow the mud to dry first, then gently brush it off before wiping. For stubborn marks on the sole, a toothbrush can be effective. Avoid soaking the entire shoe.

Over time, lint and debris can get caught in the hook side of the fastening, reducing its effectiveness. Use a stiff brush or a pair of tweezers to carefully remove any trapped fibres or dirt. This often restores the grip.