The selection of football shoes Mizuno includes models designed for the pitch as well as for everyday use, suitable for children and teenagers. Here, you'll find cleats, indoor shoes, and football-inspired sneakers to choose from based on the playing surface and the player's age.
To complete your back-to-school gear, also check out the other brands available in the shoes selection on the site.
The Mizuno selection includes football shoes designed for different surfaces and ages, from moulded studs for natural grass fields to indoor shoes, as well as football-style sneakers for everyday wear. Mizuno is a Japanese brand known for its Wave soles, a cushioning technology found in part of its sports range. On this page, you can filter models by the player's age, playing surface, and needed shoe size.
The choice mainly depends on the shoe size and level of play rather than the exact age listed on the product page. Models for younger players focus on a soft fit and foot support suitable for school or casual play, while adolescent models are closer to those used in clubs, with a construction more like adult shoes. If you're unsure about the size, it's better to compare the size in centimetres given on the product page rather than just relying on the suggested age.
Depending on where the player is active, shoes are chosen differently. Here are the main types available from Mizuno:
To compare other brands for the same uses, you can check the pages Nike, adidas, Puma, and Skechers, also available in the back-to-school shoe selection.
The prices of Mizuno shoes change mainly at certain times of the year, which is good to know if you're looking to score a deal. Black Friday is often the first end-of-year event, followed by the holidays and then winter sales. Spring brings the French Days, before the summer sales and the return of new collections for the start of the school year. Outside of these periods, the pages Bons Plans, Déstockage, and Expédiés en 24h allow you to keep track of available opportunities throughout the year, while the page Nouveautés showcases the recently added models to the catalogue.
The sole is the element to look at first before making a purchase. A moulded stud sole is suitable for firm grass fields, a sole with shorter and more numerous studs is designed for synthetic surfaces, and a flat sole without studs is reserved for indoor play. Wearing a shoe on an unsuitable surface prematurely wears out the sole and reduces grip, which is worth checking before confirming an order.
The pages Soldes and Déstockage gather models offered at advantageous conditions across all brands. It's useful to check them regularly, as their content changes according to new arrivals and end-of-line items.
The page Black Friday collects the active offers during this period, as soon as it is open. Outside this period, the page Bons Plans remains the reference for tracking ongoing promotions.
It's better to measure the foot before each new season rather than relying on the last size purchased, as a child can grow several sizes in a few months. The product page indicates the size in centimetres, which is a more reliable measure than just the French size.
No, football-style sneakers are designed for everyday use and do not have the sole suited for playing on a field or indoors. For playing football, it's better to go for moulded stud shoes or indoor shoes from the same selection.
The arrival of models follows the pace of the brand's collections, usually around the start of the season and during the launch of new ranges. The page Nouveautés lets you spot the models that have recently been added online, across all brands.