Nike Jr. Phantom 6 High Club

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My 10yo has skinny feet & ankles so these cleats were the perfect choice for him. Thr perfect mix of flexibility on the upper fabric and enough rigidity to feel supportive. Also just the right level of grip on the sides & top of the cleat - not so sticky that my kid doesn’t have to be mindful of modulating his touches on the ball.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My son loves these cleats! He’s worn them all fall season with two practices a week and one game every weekend. I’m the coach for his grade 5/6 team, and I push my boys hard—so his cleats get a real workout. They’ve held up great, with excellent durability, comfort, and performance. I already bought another pair in a half size up for spring. Normally, I spend $70–$80 on cleats, but these perform just as well for less. Save yourself some money—you’ll be glad you did!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I picked these cleats because they were a bit less narrow and restrictive-feeling than the others I tried, which felt more comfortable to me (someone who has never worn cleats before). I wouldn’t say that this cleat necessarily feels/is high quality (which makes sense at this price point), but it was a “good enough” choice. The built-in inner sock part felt awkward to me, but if you’re used to this style of shoe already, it’ll be fine.