Dita Kids’ Indoor Shoes LGHT 150

Designed for kids playing indoor hockey at a medium level of intensity; these shoes are suited to both intermediate and beginner playersThe ideal shoes for children who play hockey indoors.

Detailed description

Outsole: made from non-marking rubber with good grip. / Midsole: flexible EVA. / Insole: In foam.

Choosing the right size and model

Like with any sports shoes, your hockey shoes need to fit your feet properly. First, make sure there are no pressure points. Next, ensure your foot does not slip around inside the shoe.

Choosing the right size and model(cont.)

According to manufacturers, certain models are specially adapted to women. They are designed for a smaller stature and a smaller foot volume.Some women have a small shoe size and tend to choose kids’ shoes. These are not suited to the stature of an adult woman.

Choosing the right size and model (continued)

How to know if your shoes fit properly Put on your hockey socks. Plant your foot firmly on the ground. While exerting pressure down on your foot, try to move your foot in all directions in the shoe. It should not be able to move.

Why wear specialised hockey shoes?

Indoor hockey shoes are designed with two specific features: reinforcements, especially at the toe and heel, to protect your feet from impacts with the ball and the stick, and a sole designed for indoor use to give you the traction you need on these surfaces.

Safety tips

Hockey should be fun. Don’t neglect your safety. Always wear your mouthguard, shin guards and a glove. Use hockey shoes with protective reinforcement and soles designed for your playing surface. Wear a mask and specially designed gloves. During matches and training.

Designer

Founded in 1891 by Allah Dita in Pakistan, just as the sport was emerging, Dita has pioneered numerous innovations that have shaped the modern game. Drawing on its unrivalled expertise, Dita designs products that enable a creative, successful game. Just check out Seve van Ass, Florent van Aubel and Martin Hâner to see what we’re talking about!

Information

The information here was provided by the manufacturer or observed by our teams from samples received from the manufacturer.