Review on 👞 Unisex-Child KEEN Howser 2 Mid-Height Ankle Boot by Jayshawn Cuatlayol

The marketing claim that these boots are suitable for winter conditions is not true. The picture of these boots in the snow is very deceptive. In fact, these are warm slippers with a hard sole that cannot be worn on the street. Great for dry conditions but turns into sponges when wet. Are there many places where four degrees doesn't mean wet? My kids stopped wearing them after two weeks and I had to buy REAL boots. I've been a fan of Keen sandals for 20 years and expected other styles of Keen shoes to be just as satisfying, but these shoes were a huge (and expensive) disappointment.