We’ll choose the right shoes for camp together. Physiotherapist Lucie specialises in children’s feet and psychomotor development. For her, choosing the right footwear is just as important as doing movement correctly.
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Lucie Kinclová:
Camp shoes
without the stress
Mess tin, insect repellent, sleeping mat… and shoes? Those often get left until the last minute. Physiotherapist Lucie Kinclová tried dozens of models to pick the ones your child will come home in full of memories – not blisters.
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One blister or soaked trainers on day one can ruin even the best camp programme. Lucie knows what children’s feet need – and she’ll show you how to choose shoes that can handle it all.
Physiotherapist Lucie specialises in children’s feet and psychomotor development. For her, choosing the right footwear is just as important as doing movement correctly.
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What you’ll learn
Topics you actually care about
01
What definitely not to pack for camp
Which shoes do children’s feet more harm than good – even if they look cute.
02
Why toe box width matters
Squashed toes = tired feet = a bad mood. Lucie explains why a barefoot toe box is key.
03
Shoes for every situation
From morning dew to a hill walk to an evening game on the grass – what types of shoes your child needs for camp.
04
How to measure your child’s foot properly
A simple method parents can do at home – and save themselves the hassle of the wrong size.
05
Barefoot footwear and healthy foot development
Why a thin and flexible sole, zero drop and a roomy toe box support natural development of children’s feet.
06
Lucie’s real-life tips
What this physiotherapist packs for her own children – and why.
Picked for you
Models for every situation
Children’s shoes that can handle camp from A to Z →
Wellies
RAYVE Monsoon wellies
Super-light and flexible wellies for any weather. There’s a removable insole inside, so you can just pull it out, rinse them, and they’ll be dry by morning. They’ve been tested by what kids can put them through. :-) Suitable for average and wider feet.
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For average and wider feet
Dockers by Gerli Lila
From breakfast to lights-out – camp needs shoes that can go the distance. The waterproofing helps repel morning dew, and the reinforced toe will survive football on the grass.
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For narrow and average feet
JOMA CR111 Junior Pink
Breathable mesh keeps feet comfortable even in proper summer heat.
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Sandals
KEEN Seacamp II CNX
A hill walk, wading through a stream, an evening game on the grass. KEEN can handle it all. They hold the heel securely, protect the toe area, and keep toes comfortable and safe all day.
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For water
RAYVE Splashasafe
Light as a feather, they dry almost instantly, and the non-slip sole helps protect against slippery poolside tiles.
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💡 Our tip
The best shoe is the one that truly fits you. At any of our shops, our trained staff will measure your feet and help you choose a model that suits your feet.
“One blister on the very first day can ruin even the best camp programme.”
— Lucie Kinclová, physiotherapist
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We’ll advise you and find the ideal pair.
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Read physiotherapist Lucie Kinclová’s tips and choose shoes your children will come home in full of experiences.
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