Purchasing Cleats

[Anonymous]

I order a bunch from Dick's online--my kids only wear turf style due to foot/heel issues--then return to the store the ones they don't like or that are the wrong size.

[Anonymous]

I always buy super expensive cleats for my kids. I’ve found that downloading the adidas app and Nike app offers the best prices. If you shop there they will reward you with savings.

[Anonymous]

Amazon.

[Anonymous]

Rockville Soccer or PJ Sports have a nice selection to try on. Now that DS is older and has settled on a favorite style, we order directly from Nike.

[Anonymous]

Sterling Soccer

[Anonymous]

Niike.com, Adidas.com, Soccer.com, Puma.com, Dick's (yes, depends on time of year for selection), Sterling Soccer, Springfield soccer.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Rockville Soccer or PJ Sports have a nice selection to try on. Now that DS is older and has settled on a favorite style, we order directly from Nike.

+1. We use these two to try out and purchase but after we find a style we like, we reorder online in bigger sizes.

[Anonymous]

We've started ordering directly from the manufacturer, we've had FAR fewer shipping issues by doing this. DS's show size has stabilized and he's particular about his cleats (he's 16)

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:We've started ordering directly from the manufacturer, we've had FAR fewer shipping issues by doing this. DS's show size has stabilized and he's particular about his cleats (he's 16)

You order a single pair of cleats directly from Adidas or Nike to be sent to you from their factory in Asia?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:We've started ordering directly from the manufacturer, we've had FAR fewer shipping issues by doing this. DS's show size has stabilized and he's particular about his cleats (he's 16)

You order a single pair of cleats directly from Adidas or Nike to be sent to you from their factory in Asia?

we like to go into town and use the cobbler. for sporting shoes he uses leather soles instead of wood, for increased flexibility.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:We've started ordering directly from the manufacturer, we've had FAR fewer shipping issues by doing this. DS's show size has stabilized and he's particular about his cleats (he's 16)

There is this thing now called the internet. You can go to nike.com and adidas.com and they'll send you the cleats!

[Anonymous]

You can also check the Adidas and Nike websites under the sales tab. Always good deal in older model shoes