Kickers Kick Hi - Black - UK 6

Yes, with their durable black leather and high-shine finish, Kickers Kick Hi boots are a classic and smart choice that meets most school uniform requirements.

Wipe off dirt with a damp cloth. Then, apply a good quality black shoe polish with a soft cloth, let it dry, and buff to a shine with a clean brush or cloth. This will maintain the polished look and protect the leather.

While the leather offers some resistance to light moisture, these boots are not fully waterproof. For heavy rain or wet conditions, consider applying a waterproofing spray designed for leather footwear.

These boots are a UK children's size 6. Kickers generally fit true to size. We recommend measuring your child's foot and consulting a size guide to ensure the best fit, allowing a little room for growth.

Kickers Kick Hi boots are known for their durability. With proper care and depending on the child's activity level, they can last for a long time, often outlasting growth spurts or being passed down.

The robust leather and sturdy sole make them suitable for cooler weather and provide protection. They can be worn year-round, but might be warm in very hot climates. They are excellent for autumn and winter.

Leather is breathable, but active kids can still get sweaty feet. Ensure your child wears appropriate socks (e.g., cotton or moisture-wicking). You can also use foot powder or remove insoles occasionally to air out the boots.

The high-shine leather requires regular care. Clean the boots with a damp cloth, then apply a suitable black shoe polish. Buff with a clean brush or cloth to restore the shine. Minor scuffs can often be buffed out with polish.

Ensure you are tying a strong double knot. If the laces are old or worn, consider replacing them with new, durable laces. You can also try 'knotting' the first crossover before tying the bow.

Leather boots, especially new ones, often require a break-in period. Encourage your child to wear them for short periods at first, gradually increasing wear time. Thick socks can help. If discomfort persists, check the sizing.

While the sole is grippy, extreme wet or icy conditions can still pose a risk. Ensure the soles are clean of mud or debris. If the tread is excessively worn, the grip will be reduced.

Ensure boots are aired out after each wear. Use foot powder or odor-absorbing inserts. If possible, remove insoles to allow them to dry. Avoid wearing the same pair of shoes every day.