👟 Pre School Pursuit 2 Alternative Closure Sneaker by Under Armour - Unisex Child Review

We had tennis shoes from other famous brands and only made cheap tennis shoes. I keep coming back to Under Armor because of my sons. They last and look good until they no longer fit, which strangely happens before they are thrown away, even with a few kids playing hard. They are not much more expensive than "cheap" foreign shoes and the difference in quality is noticeable.

My almost 3 year old grandson loved the red pair immediately. He has narrow legs for a baby; Bought 11m. He could put them on himself and walked well, the heels didn't slip off. For customers who don't want to look dirty: try a fabric protectant spray a few days before use. For my kids who play sports like softball and running, we used the spray and then sat down every night and spot cleaned them with a damp cloth when needed to keep the shoes looking new and looking longer.

We traditionally buy Nike shoes for our kids and this is the second UA kids shoe we've bought. UA shoes are truer to size than Nike shoes, which tend to run small. We compared these UA shoes to the same size at Nike and they are slightly longer. Nike shoes have a quality advantage. Children's shoes are generally not worn long enough to become rough as they outgrow them quickly. UA shoes tend to scuff paint from the front of the toe. Never had problems like this with Nike. The outsole is also…