Kickers Kick Hi - Black - UK 3

Kickers generally run true to size. It's best to measure your child's foot and compare it to a Kickers size guide, or ideally, have them try on the boots with the socks they would normally wear. Remember to allow a little room for growth and comfort.

The leather construction provides a good level of water resistance, making them suitable for light rain. However, they are not fully waterproof. For enhanced protection in very wet conditions, we recommend applying a waterproof spray specifically designed for leather footwear.

The break-in period varies by individual, but typically, it takes a few days to a week of regular wear for the leather to soften and mold to the foot, improving comfort significantly.

Absolutely. The Kickers Kick Hi boot, especially in black leather, is a very popular and durable choice for school uniforms due to its smart appearance and robust construction.

The chunky sole can be cleaned with warm water and a stiff brush (like an old toothbrush) to remove dirt and debris from the grooves. For stubborn marks, a mild soap can be used, ensuring it's rinsed off thoroughly.

No, the green and red Kickers heel tab is securely sewn into the boot as an iconic design feature and authenticity marker, and it is not intended to be removed.

Leather boots require a break-in period. Encourage your child to wear them for short periods at first, gradually increasing wear time. Wearing thicker socks can also help cushion the foot during this period.

Clean the boots with a damp cloth to remove surface dirt. Apply a leather conditioner to restore suppleness, then use a black shoe polish to cover scuffs and bring back the shine. Buff with a clean cloth.

Ensure the laces are threaded tightly through all eyelets and always tie a secure double knot. If laces are old or worn, consider replacing them with new, durable laces.

New boots can sometimes squeak as the sole breaks in. This often resolves with wear. If persistent, ensure the tongue is correctly positioned. A small amount of talcum powder sprinkled inside can sometimes help reduce friction.

Allow the boots to air dry naturally, stuffed with newspaper to absorb moisture and maintain shape. Once dry, apply a generous amount of leather conditioner to rehydrate and soften the leather.