Bought these for my son, actually to primarily play rugby, not football. They are really nice looking shoes, and the cleats are strong. He's done a bunch of running around on concrete and hard surfaces, and the cleats have not taken any real damage, which used to be a real issue. Assuming you use these in ordinary circumstances (i.e. on turf), I'd expect these to last a good while. Read more

They seem to be good quality. Easy for my child to put on by himself. I measured my sons foot and per the size charr he should wear a size 3. But he has super wide feey so I always buy one size up and they usually fit perfect. This one, the size 4 flops when he walks and runs (he runs laps around the yard). So they run pretty big. If I had ordered a 3 they would have not flopped but then would have been way to small width wise. The 4 fits just right for width but is way to big length wise. He does love the way they look though. Overall, I will order another pair for my youngest and get his actual size per th3 size chart. Read more

This item arrived nicely packaged in the standard shoe box with tissue paper and cardboard inserts to protect the integrity of the shoe during shipment. I bought this for my 5yo son who will be doing tee-ball this season (for his second season ever). Pros: - much lighter than some other brandname cleats that we've had in the past - velcro closure with elastic cuff makes it easy to put on and take off for little hands - very affordable for the value and quality of the shoe - fits true to size Cons: - not sure how cleats for different sports are differentiated, but I don't know what it means that these are appropriate for baseball, soccer, football, etc. I am not sure if this affects the performance at all that it isn't specifically for baseball, but for the purposes of a tee-ball player, I think it does just fine. Read more

I have three grandsons aged 7 to 12. They all play soccer. They’re going through cleats faster than their parents can buy them. These cleats are maybe not namebrand quality, and if my grandsons were grown men, I would probably get them better, cleats, but given their skill level and how quickly they grow out of them, these cleats are perfect. According to my grandson, these fit nicely and feel good on his feet. I got them for the Christmas season, and they won’t actually be used until spring when they go to outdoor soccer again. The price is quite reasonable, and I don’t object to spending that much even if they’re not going to be used for a ton, soon. There are three grandsons and these are for the oldest and they will be worn by two other grandsons as well. In this case it’s mostly just a value pot proposition. Read more

The main problem when ordering shoes of any type online is the size. Some shoes run small, some run large. The Ginni Kids soccer cleats run a bit large. That is okay, because if my kiddo cannot wear these for soccer and baseball this year, he will be able to wear them next year. But, that doesn't help if you are not planning for the future. My son just grew out of 11 Little Kid and into 12 Little kid, which prompted me to order another brand in size 12. They were way too tight, so I thought I would try 13s thinking that cleats may run small in general. wrong. the 13 LK are huge on him. So, this is probably "operator error" in some respects. If your kiddo is between sizes, I would either recommend ordering a half-size down, if available, or one size down for this brand. I think the 12 LK would have been okay, but by the time I went to return/re-order they were gone. Hard to say, but the 13s will come in handy for next spring and summer most likely. Sizes vary among brands, that is for sure, so order with caution and be ready to do a return/exchange if necessary. Overall I am quite impressed with the build and comfort of the Ginni Brand, and I will be ordering future soccer cleats from them. Nice job. My fault on the size error. Recommended. Read more