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The Munich Profit Football Boots Junior are designed for young players who require a reliable, multi-surface shoe that excels on both indoor courts and abrasive outdoor pitches. Featuring a durable perforated synthetic and nylon construction, these boots provide the essential support and traction needed for developing skills, though users should note that the specialized rubber sole is optimized for firm control rather than soft-ground muddy conditions.
| Gender | Male |
|---|---|
| Age Group | kids |
| Colour | Black |
| Accent Colour | White |
| Material | Nylon |
| Shoe Type | Football Boots |
| Child Shoe Size UK | 1 |
| Series | Profit |
| Model Part Number | 8434521432989 |
| Brand | Munich |
These boots are designed for indoor and abrasive pitches; they do not provide sufficient traction for natural, soft, or muddy grass.
While the synthetic material is durable, they are not fully waterproof and are meant for sports performance rather than wet-weather protection.
The sizes listed are in UK Children's foot sizing. We recommend measuring the foot length and comparing it to a standard UK junior size chart.
Use a soft cloth dampened with mild soapy water to wipe away stains, then air dry away from direct sunlight.
The rubber sole is designed for high-performance indoor and outdoor use; however, always check with your specific indoor facility regarding their rubber sole policy.
Loosen the laces fully from the bottom eyelets upward and re-tighten to accommodate foot swelling during activity.
Wipe the soles down with a slightly damp cloth to restore the tacky texture of the rubber.
To ensure the best fit, ensure the laces are loosened entirely before sliding the foot in, then tighten from the toe upward for a locked-in feel. These boots are compatible with standard junior sports socks. For care, avoid submerging them in water. After play, remove loose dirt from the sole using a soft brush. If the upper becomes wet, stuff the boots with newspaper and allow them to air dry in a cool, shaded area. Never dry them using direct heat sources like radiators, as this can degrade the synthetic materials and the bonding agents in the sole.
