Actiwalk 100 Children's Fitness Walking Shoes - Black/Blue

KIDS

SPORT WALKING

2 Years

Our shoes/trainers designed for fitness walking meet the requirements of school sports: non-marking soles for use in sports halls, flexible and lightweight with grip and support.

When using orthopaedic insoles, take one size up or remove the insoles from your Newfeel children's walking shoes - they have removable insoles!

In order to provide the appropriate foot support, all of Newfeel's children shoes are equipped with a specially designed quality stiffener at the back.

No! If the shoe is too big, the foot does not receive the appropriate amount of support, especially at the heel. The foot can thus go off to the sides and the shoe is no longer "one" with the foot. The child would therefore risk changing their natural gait, causing it to be compensated for by the knees, hips and back. Nevertheless, the child's foot should not be held too tightly in the shoe. There should be enough space (6mm) between the end of the foot and the end of the shoe.

The child should first place their foot right to the front of the shoe. You should then press the palm of your hand down on the front of the child's foot to ensure the toes are not curled up. Try and fit your finger down the back of the shoe, behind the heel (right to the bottom) to see if there is enough space (6 mm). If it is a thin finger, the tip of your finger will be about 10mm thick. If you can squeeze it in but it is tight then that's a perfect fit! Learn more at: www.newfeel.com

No! 90% of children are born with healthy feet. They don't have flat feet, they have fleshy feet! Feet develop muscle and the arch as children grow. Adding an arch is like adding a prosthesis! When removed (bare feet or shoe without arch), the body tries to compensate the imbalance which can cause back pain. Learn more at: www.newfeel.com.

Children tend to use the front of their shoes more quickly. Pay particular attention to the sole. A naturally durable material like rubber lasts longer. Using shoes wih an arch is like using a prosthesisFor the upper, leather is a guarantee of durability and a specially adapted reinforcement will limit premature wear. Learn more at: www.newfeel.com.

Before being brought to market, all the Newfeel children's shoes are tested in the field in conditions identical to those your children might encounter everyday, both indoors and outdoors. These tests allow us to improve and validate the quality of our shoes.

Newfeel conducts laboratory tests on all our fitness walking shoes to validate their properties and benefits.

The Newfeel team recommends storing your shoes/trainers in a dry, dark and well-ventilated place.

These Newfeel junior shoes/trainers have been tested in the laboratory and in the field by children.

Upper of : 60.0% Polyurethane (PU), Upper of : 40.0% Polyester (PES) Lining and sock of : 100.0% Polyester (PES) Outer sole of : 100.0% Ethylene Vinyl Acetate (EVA)

Our shoes/trainers designed for fitness walking meet the requirements of school sports: non-marking soles for use in sports halls, flexible and lightweight with grip and support.

When using orthopaedic insoles, take one size up or remove the insoles from your Newfeel children's walking shoes - they have removable insoles!

In order to provide the appropriate foot support, all of Newfeel's children shoes are equipped with a specially designed quality stiffener at the back.

No! If the shoe is too big, the foot does not receive the appropriate amount of support, especially at the heel. The foot can thus go off to the sides and the shoe is no longer "one" with the foot. The child would therefore risk changing their natural gait, causing it to be compensated for by the knees, hips and back. Nevertheless, the child's foot should not be held too tightly in the shoe. There should be enough space (6mm) between the end of the foot and the end of the shoe.

The child should first place their foot right to the front of the shoe. You should then press the palm of your hand down on the front of the child's foot to ensure the toes are not curled up. Try and fit your finger down the back of the shoe, behind the heel (right to the bottom) to see if there is enough space (6 mm). If it is a thin finger, the tip of your finger will be about 10mm thick. If you can squeeze it in but it is tight then that's a perfect fit! Learn more at: www.newfeel.com

No! 90% of children are born with healthy feet. They don't have flat feet, they have fleshy feet! Feet develop muscle and the arch as children grow. Adding an arch is like adding a prosthesis! When removed (bare feet or shoe without arch), the body tries to compensate the imbalance which can cause back pain. Learn more at: www.newfeel.com.

Children tend to use the front of their shoes more quickly. Pay particular attention to the sole. A naturally durable material like rubber lasts longer. Using shoes wih an arch is like using a prosthesisFor the upper, leather is a guarantee of durability and a specially adapted reinforcement will limit premature wear. Learn more at: www.newfeel.com.

Before being brought to market, all the Newfeel children's shoes are tested in the field in conditions identical to those your children might encounter everyday, both indoors and outdoors. These tests allow us to improve and validate the quality of our shoes.

Newfeel conducts laboratory tests on all our fitness walking shoes to validate their properties and benefits.