Review on 👟 Waterproof Non Slip Toddler Boys' Shoes and Boots with MCIKCC Handles: A Definitive Choice for Active Fun by John Bennett

As my daughter's last pair of wellies broke at the handles almost immediately I liked that they had cut handles like the Boggs. The construction feels solid and strong enough (although it's difficult to spot children's waterproof boots until you've tested them - some look good but tear and start to leak). The problem with them is that they are quite small. Only looks slightly smaller than their other size 7 boots (2 pairs of different brands for comparison) but as the material is thicker they are actually much smaller on the inside. Actually she is about 1.5 but we got 2 for the room to grow. They are marked number 2 but fit more like number 1 - she can put them on but they are uncomfortable and difficult to remove. They are also hot, which can be a good or bad thing depending on the climate.