ASICS Contend 9 PS - Multicolor - 4 UK

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Designed for active young boys, the ASICS Contend 9 PS in Multicolor, size 4 UK, offers superior comfort and impact protection thanks to its innovative GEL SCUTOID Technology. This shoe is specifically engineered to support the rigorous play of children, blending aesthetics inspired by high-performance adult lines with a focus on durability, though consistent heavy use might necessitate regular inspection for wear.
| Age Group | kids |
|---|---|
| Colour | Multicolor |
| Gender | Male |
| Child Shoe Size UK | 4 |
| Brand | ASICS |
These shoes are specifically designed for kids, indicated by the 'PS' (Preschool) in the model name and the 'kids' age group attribute. They are sized for children's feet, with this particular variant being a UK 4.
GEL SCUTOID Technology provides enhanced shock absorption. This helps to cushion impacts during activities like running, jumping, and playing, reducing stress on your child's joints and improving overall comfort.
Yes, the ASICS Contend 9 PS is well-suited for everyday school wear, playground activities, and general active use. They offer comfort and support for a child's typical daily routine.
It's best to measure your child's foot and refer to ASICS' specific size chart for kids' shoes. Always try shoes on with the type of socks they'll typically wear, ensuring about a thumb's width of space at the end of the longest toe for growth and comfort.
No, it is generally not recommended to machine wash athletic shoes as it can damage the materials and adhesives. For cleaning, use a damp cloth with mild soap and air dry them away from direct heat.
Children's shoes should be replaced as their feet grow, typically every 3-6 months depending on age and growth rate. They should also be replaced if signs of significant wear (e.g., worn-out soles, damaged uppers, reduced cushioning) become apparent, even if they still fit.
Check the shoe size for proper fit; ensure there's enough toe room. Also, verify that the child is wearing appropriate socks (not too thick or thin) and that laces are adjusted correctly, not too tight or loose.
Teach your child to use a double knot when tying their laces. You can also consider replacing standard laces with slightly longer or textured ones if issues persist.
Establish a regular cleaning routine (e.g., wiping down after active outdoor play). Consider applying a shoe protector spray suitable for the material (Info needed: specific material composition).
Inspect the sole for excessive wear. If the treads are significantly worn down, it may be time to replace the shoes. Regular cleaning of the soles can also help maintain existing grip.