Where to buy soccer shoes?

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RJ is not an Azkals’ fan but he chose to enroll in soccer club this quarter. During last Sunday's World Cup qualifying match between the Philippines and Sri Lanka, 4-0 in favor of the Philippine Azkals, he didn’t even took his eyes off the PSP even for a minute.

He did enjoy his first day in the soccer club. He’s excited for his second day today. I just don’t understand why he’s not into watching the sports on TV.

He still doesn’t have soccer shoes though. I though soccer shoes are called spikes, that’s what the coach said, but apparently it’s called soccer cleats. The term spikes is used for track and field shoes – track spikes.

So back to topic, as I have said earlier, he doesn’t have soccer shoes yet. Nike and all other shoe stores either has one that is too big or too small for him. He temporarily uses his rubber shoes but he needs soccer shoes because the large studs at the bottom assists in gripping the surface, preventing sliding and assisting in rapid changes of direction.

I need to find a store that sells soccer shoes for kids.

Comfortable School Shoes

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RJ's summer break will end in a few weeks. He's already enrolled before we even left Manila for a vacation in the province. His books and notebooks are ready to be labeled and wrapped with clear plastic. Pencil case, a box of pencil, crayons, scissors, and other school materials - check. Polo uniforms and brown khaki pants - check.

Did I miss anything? Yes, I forgot to buy black school shoes for him. The bulk of our school spending every year, of course the tuition fee is on top of the list, goes to his shoes. Around two or three black shoes and two rubber shoes every school year. It depends on how fast his feet grows. Sometimes it's also because of too much use.

Next time I go shopping, I'll look for shoes like that on the picture. I wonder if they have it in kids size.