Children's Practice Pants

What training bottoms for children does Foot-Store offer?

Foot-Store has brought together in this selection shorts, training trousers, joggers and tights worn by children during football training. You can find both goalkeeper bottoms and plain or club-branded shorts and trousers. These items can be worn alone or paired with a training top to create a full outfit.

How to choose between shorts and training trousers for children?

The choice mainly depends on the season and the type of training session. Shorts are suitable for warm weather or indoor training, while training trousers or joggers protect the legs during cooler outdoor sessions. Tights are worn under shorts, often for match days or to add an extra layer of support. Goalkeeper trousers, which are reinforced at the hips and knees, serve a specific purpose for diving.

adidas, Nike, Puma: which brands can you find in children's training bottoms?

Several brands feature in this selection, each with its own cuts and club lines. You can check each brand separately:

• The adidas selection, including the Tiro line worn by several clubs and teams.
• The Nike selection, which showcases the Strike line on many training shirts for clubs.
• The Puma selection, whose tights and trousers are worn by certain club teams.
• The Jako selection, a German brand available under several licenses.
• The Kappa selection, with its plain shorts and trousers.
• The Under Armour selection, focused on comfort and support.
• The Macron selection, present in several teams.
• The Uhlsport selection, specializing particularly in goalkeeper kits.

Should you choose bottoms branded with a club's colours or a plain model?

A child already wearing a club jersey will often go for matching bottoms from the same training line to complete the outfit. A plain model offers more versatility: it can be paired with any top and changes less often over the seasons. Both options are available in this selection, with items linked to clubs like PSG, Real Madrid, Liverpool FC, Chelsea or FC Barcelona, as well as national teams like Portugal.

How to complete a child's training outfit?

The training bottoms naturally pair with other pieces from the children's catalogue. You can check the training tops and training shirts for the top of the outfit, or go for a complete training tracksuit directly. For a child who is a goalkeeper, goalkeeper gloves complete the kit. The Teams section also allows you to find all items related to a specific club or team, and the football shoes selection helps choose the right pair for play.

When to look for good deals on children's training bottoms?

Prices and availability change with the site's promotional activities. Black Friday, the holiday season, winter sales, and the French Days in spring are the times when promotional sections are most active, before summer sales and the new collections arrive as the season restarts. To keep up with these changes, you can check the Children's Sale, Children's Deals, or Children's New Arrivals. The site also offers transversal sections like Black Friday, sales, clearance, deals, new arrivals, and special offers. If you need an item quickly, the 24h dispatch page gathers items available for immediate shipment.

Frequently asked questions

What size to choose for children's training trousers?

The size is chosen based on the child's age and morphology, usually indicated on the product page as age or waist measurement. If you're unsure between two sizes, it's often better to go for the larger size to accommodate growth and allow for comfort during exercise.

Is a children's training short maintained differently than an adult short?

No, the materials used are similar to those in adult versions and withstand standard machine washing. It’s recommended to follow the care label of each item, particularly for printed models, to preserve the prints and logos over time.

Can you wear tights without shorts on top?

Tights are designed to be worn under shorts; they are not intended to be worn alone during training. They provide extra support and a technical layer, but do not replace standard training shorts.

Are children's goalkeeper trousers different from regular trousers?

Yes, children's goalkeeper trousers typically have padding at the hips and sometimes the knees to cushion against dives and contacts with the ground. A standard training trouser does not have this protection and is more suited for standing play.

Is it necessary to buy the same bottoms as the child's club jersey?

No, it’s not mandatory; plain bottoms go well with any training jersey. However, some children prefer a complete matching outfit, especially when they support a specific club, which remains more of an aesthetic choice than a technical necessity.