Help for a Pushy Parent?

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Rosehip Mar 2014 3:43pm, 12 Mar 2014 2972 posts	0 Rosehip Have you tried www.nolimitz.co.uk/sports in Bedford ? I haven't been in myself but have had them recommended
Wriggling Snake Mar 2014 3:48pm, 12 Mar 2014 6431 posts	0 Wriggling Snake I was just going to say John Lewis, I was in the one just outsideMachester the other day and they had all sorts. I couldn't believe it, they know middle class people.
Frobester Mar 2014 3:53pm, 12 Mar 2014 25127 posts	0 Frobester Just tried nolimitz, Rosehip. They're currently a strong contender. Will traipse around with family at weekend. Always best to have a main and a back-up plan, just in case.
Joopsy Mar 2014 4:21pm, 12 Mar 2014 7264 posts	0 Joopsy Try Aro Sports in Hitchin as well Frobester, I would be surprised if they don't do kids as they are well stocked and knowledgable. I used to go there when I lived in Letchworth. And Hitchin is far more pleasant than MK.
Frobester Mar 2014 4:29pm, 12 Mar 2014 25130 posts	0 Frobester Cheers, Joopsy.
Kieren Jul 2021 11:35am, 16 Jul 2021 4209 posts	0 Kieren My partner is size 2 / 2.5 - yep tiny feet! Shoe options are really limited with decent foam / uppers. I think there is only ascis and Nike Pegasus. I got her the pegasus 37 and she is really happy with them - quality is great. I don't see the pegasus anymore but they seem to have other options. nike.com If you join Nike Training app / mailing list postage and 60 day returns are free which might help if you can't get to a stocked store Some of the other Nike shoes run a little small, narrow with a try on, it's possible a size 3 might work but for 2.5 options are really limited so far as I know
Kieren Jul 2021 11:36am, 16 Jul 2021 4210 posts	0 Kieren oops - just realised I am months late on this. Still any input on show options for small feet is probably a good resource
CumbriAndy Jul 2021 11:41am, 16 Jul 2021 2479 posts	0 CumbriAndy Months late? Try seven and a half years But - yes - an update on options isn't an intrinsically bad thing