Slazenger Assent Trainer Childrens - Grey - Size UK 2

The Slazenger Assent Trainers are designed for general sports, active leisure, and everyday use. While suitable for school P.E. and light activities, for highly specialized or intense sports requiring specific support or cushioning, alternative dedicated sports footwear might be more appropriate.

Measure your child's foot length from heel to the tip of the longest toe. Then, compare this measurement to the brand's size chart. It's generally recommended to leave about a thumb's width of space at the front for growth and comfort.

The breathable mesh upper is not waterproof. These trainers are best suited for dry conditions or light activity indoors. Wearing them in heavy rain or wet conditions may result in wet feet.

For best results, gently wipe the mesh upper and sole with a soft, damp cloth and a small amount of mild soap. Avoid soaking the shoes or machine washing them, as this can damage the materials and construction. Always air dry away from direct heat.

No, the Slazenger Assent Trainers feature a unisex design, making them suitable and comfortable for all children, regardless of gender.

The hook and loop fastening system is designed for regular use by active children. With proper care, including regularly cleaning debris from the straps, it should maintain its effectiveness throughout the product's expected lifespan for its intended use.

The Slazenger Assent Trainers offer standard comfort and support suitable for general children's footwear. For children requiring specialized arch support due to specific foot conditions, consulting with a podiatrist for custom insoles or specialized footwear might be advisable.

First, readjust the hook and loop straps to find a snug yet comfortable fit. Ensure your child is wearing appropriate socks (not too thick or thin). If the issue persists, re-measure your child's foot and compare it to a size guide to confirm the correct shoe size.

After each use, allow the trainers to air out completely in a well-ventilated area. Remove insoles if possible for better airflow. Consider using foot powder, shoe deodorizers, or placing baking soda in an old sock inside the shoes overnight to absorb moisture and neutralize odors.

Over time, lint and debris can accumulate in the 'hook' part of the fastening. Use a small, stiff brush (like an old toothbrush) or tweezers to carefully clean out any trapped fibers or dirt. This often restores the effectiveness of the fastening system.