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Cheap Kickers at Amazon

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  • Great deal got purple ones for my daughter!

    Get 20% off clothing/shoes if you subscribe to the amazon email program-

    http://www.amazon.co.uk/b?ie=UTF8&node=1597067031
  • Thank OP its really a bargain at these prices but after my experience with kickers i wouldn't consider buying any kickers shoes for my daughter as they are very hard and heavy in the feet and my daughter didn't like them, i am only buying clarks these days as their shoes are soft and well made.
  • My dd is a notorious shoe wrecker. She had 4 pairs last year. She's now been wearing her patent kickers for a month and their is not a scuff in sight. Best £35 Ive spent on school shoes for her!
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  • Own_My_Own wrote: »
    :rotfl: So sorry I misread title.Was just being nosy. Wanted to know what cheap knickers looked like :rotfl:

    I was very excited! Ha.
  • I know it has been mentioned that Kickers are great for wider feet but it should be mentioned that you are best going up a size for Kickers, especially for older children and adults.

    I bought DD a pair in adult size 6 here for cheap and did mean to post the link honest!

    http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B006TC7UZG/ref=oh_details_o00_s00_i00
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  • Woodyrocks wrote: »
    I know it has been mentioned that Kickers are great for wider feet but it should be mentioned that you are best going up a size for Kickers, especially for older children and adults.

    I bought DD a pair in adult size 6 here for cheap and did mean to post the link honest!

    http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B006TC7UZG/ref=oh_details_o00_s00_i00

    May I ask why you would suggest sizing up? I have bought kickers for my son for the past few years and have never had to buy a bigger size as my personal experience is that they are quite generous. This is the blurb they have posted on the official website:
    http://www.kickers.co.uk/size-guide
  • thanks so much for this, just got my daughter the purple ones, she wanted to buy some kicker boots with her birthday money and was looking at these at the weekend for £50, I said I would look and see if I could get them online cheaper, she will be so pleased when she gets home xx
  • ...if anybody does find cheap knickers, I'm totally up for that, with lycra though, I hate non stretch undies :)
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  • I only buy kickers for my kids and the sizes are quite generous so you don't need to buy a size up.
  • andy.m_2
    andy.m_2 Posts: 1,521 Forumite
    if anything we tend to size down on Kicker mid boots for our lad, generous is and understatement and we got caught out with a pair of leather sandels he may just grow into for Xmas!
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