New arrivals have landed in the adidas kids’ shoe sale – the summer line of trainers, sport shoes, and everyday footwear is now up to 30% off for boys and girls across infant and junior sizing. Kids’ shoes take heavier wear than adult footwear, so adidas builds the sole units and uppers with that in mind: the EOSS discount lands on kit that still holds up to daily use. Growth room and how the shoe transitions between school and play are the two things worth checking.
Add clothing and accessories from the kids’ EOSS sale to complete the kit, or browse full-price new-season drops in boys’ shoes if the sale sizes in your child’s range are already gone.
For most school and club pitches in Lebanon – which are predominantly artificial turf surfaces – turf (TF) or artificial ground (AG) soles are the safer choice for regular use. Firm ground (FG) boots with moulded studs are designed for natural grass and can feel uncomfortable and provide less traction on artificial turf. Check the playing surface your child uses most frequently and match the soleplate accordingly. The product page for each kids’ boot in the EOSS shoe sale specifies the surface type in the description.
Have your child stand (not sit) in the shoes with socks on, as feet spread slightly under weight. Press the toe area to check for approximately 1cm of space beyond the longest toe – this is the standard fit allowance. Check that the heel sits snugly without slipping. The shoe should feel comfortable immediately without a break-in period. adidas Lebanon’s Free Returns mean you can test at home and exchange if the size isn’t right, returning in original, unworn condition within the applicable window.
adidas infant sizes typically cover EU 16–27 (approximately ages 1–7 depending on foot growth pace). Junior sizes begin at EU 28 and extend to EU 38–39 for older children. The transition is driven by foot length measurement, not age alone. Measure your child’s foot and use the adidas size guide on each product page. Browse girls’ shoes for size-specific filters that span both infant and junior ranges.
For children under approximately age 6–7, Velcro closure or slip-on styles are strongly practical – they allow independent dressing and reduce the risk of loose laces during sport and play. adidas uses both elastic lace closures and Velcro straps across its younger kids’ range. From age 7–8 onwards, lace-up shoes allow a more precise fit adjusted to the specific width and shape of the foot as it develops. Check the closure type in each product description in the kids’ shoe sale.
In adidas’s kids’ range, sneakers generally refers to Originals and lifestyle shoes (mini Samba, Stan Smith, Superstar) designed for casual everyday wear. Trainers refers to performance shoes designed for active sport use – cushioned midsoles, durable rubber outsoles, and breathable uppers optimised for running and training. Both categories appear in the kids’ EOSS shoe sale. Pair footwear with bags and caps from the kids’ accessories sale to complete the school and sport kit at the same EOSS discount.