
Meet the Podiatrist
Steven Thomas, known as The London Podiatrist, is a respected foot health expert.
He independently reviewed the Kickers Kick range. Working with Steven to help us keep
supporting little feet on their biggest adventures.
* The advice and recommendations shared by The London Podiatrist are general in nature and do not constitute personal medical advice.
For specific foot health concerns, please consult a qualified healthcare professional.


Why Support Matters
Children wear school shoes over 1,000 hours a year, making foot support essential for posture, comfort, and lifelong foot health.
Expert Tips from The London Podiatrist
Steven Thomas shares his top five tips for choosing the right school shoes:

Check often

Pick the right materials

Ease of wear

Prioritise support

Structure matters

The Kick Story
For 50 years, Kickers has stood as an icon in school footwear - trusted for durability, stability, and timeless style. The Kick range blends heritage design with comfort and support that lasts.
Kick Hi
Built for structure and strong ankle support, the Kick Hi is ideal for growing feet that need extra stability and style that lasts.
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High-top designed with supportive features that can help children with flexible or flatter feet feel more stable.
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Easy on off with internal zips
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Wide toe box and padded collar for all-day comfort
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Bevelled sole promotes a healthy, stable walk
Kick Lo
A versatile, low-cut option offering comfort and support without the ankle coverage. Lightweight and durable for everyday school adventures.
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Flexible, structured sole for natural gait development
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Secure hook and loop straps for confidence.
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Breathable leather upper softens with wear
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Available in lace-up or Velcro for independence
Kick T-Bar
Designed with younger children in mind, the Kick T-Bar combines breathability, ease, and reliable grip in a stylish school-ready silhouette.
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Wide fit and secure hook and loop strap for confidence
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Lightweight design with excellent grip
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Rockered sole encourages natural movement