Six balls in one pack — and yes, we needed every single one. My son has a habit of kicking them into every corner of the yard. Having a whole set means the game never stops just because one ball goes AWOL.

These come deflated with a pump bag included, which is brilliant for travel to practice. Machine-stitched and durable. At $51.99 for six, that’s less than $9 per ball.

Over six thousand reviews don’t lie. These are the most worn shoes in our house. My son puts them on the moment he gets home and takes them off at bedtime. The grip is excellent and they’ve survived more muddy practices than I can count.

They run true to size, and the velcro strap makes them a cinch for younger kids to put on independently. At $39.99, genuinely great value.

Every little soccer player deserves to feel like a professional, and this adidas jersey makes that happen for under $22. The Tabela 23 is lightweight and breathable — exactly what active kids need during a long session in the sun.

My son wears this not just for practice but as everyday clothing. It washes beautifully and doesn’t shrink or fade.

PUMA’s Attacanto works on both firm ground and artificial turf — brilliant for kids who play in multiple environments. With over 1,500 reviews at 4.5 stars, this is a cleat families come back to season after season.

Currently on sale at $24.99 (down from $30) — one of the best deals for PUMA quality kids’ cleats you’ll find.

This 18oz stainless steel insulated bottle with a straw keeps water cold for hours, fits perfectly in a kit bag, and has a soccer design that kids absolutely love. Leak-proof and durable.

A 5-star rating is rare and this one earns it. At $16.99 it makes a perfect addition to any soccer birthday gift.