Review on 👣 Bogs Baby Bogs: Waterproof Insulated Rain Boots for Boys and Girls – The Perfect Footwear for Toddlers and Kids by Daniel Mandal

There are a lot of conflicting reviews about impregnation so I thought I'd add my two cents. We ordered these boots for our 16 month old son. We live in Seattle and the kid needs comfortable waterproof boots. Add to that the fact that baby has thick calves, so many high-knee boots just won't put her on without a lot of work and discomfort. I LOVE LOVE these boots and more importantly my kid does too. He squeaked and pointed at them the entire first day we used them, probably because we finally found a comfortable pair. He can walk, climb and "run" without any problems. As for "water resistance", it is like a neoprene material. They resist water for a LONG TIME but can get wet. To be clear I let him run for two hours in wet weather with mud and puddles and he came back with dry feet. I let him roam the Puget Sound - dry feet. The two scenarios that got them soaked were 1) when we got into torrential rain nonstop for 15 minutes and ended up WET, and 2) when he roamed Puget Sound and climbed far enough for the water to enter through the draft . Holes on the calves of the boot. For small children, the water does not have to be that deep to reach this height. I suspect that much of the difference between a boot making "just puddles" wet is due to these holes. I'm just making sure that I have spare socks if I think this is going to be a problem. I let him roam the Puget Sound - dry feet. Two scenarios that got them soaked were 1) when we got into heavy rain non-stop for 15 minutes and ended up WET, and 2) when it brushed through Puget Sound and got far enough for water to get in through the draft. Holes on the calves of the boot. For small children, the water does not have to be that deep to reach this height. I suspect that much of the difference between a boot making "just puddles" wet is due to these holes. Just making sure I have spare socks if I think this will be a problem. I let him roam the Puget Sound - dry feet. The two scenarios they drenched, were 1) as we got into torrential rain for 15 nonstop minutes and ended up WET, and 2) as he traverses Puget Sound and climbs far enough for the water to enter through the draft. Holes on the calves of the boot. For small children, the water does not have to be that deep to reach this height. I suspect that a large part of the difference in whether a boot "just puddles" is due to these holes. Just making sure I have spare socks if I think this will be a problem. The two scenarios that got them soaked were 1) when we got into torrential rain nonstop for 15 minutes and ended up WET, and 2) when he roamed Puget Sound and climbed far enough for the water to enter through the draft . Holes on the calves of the boot. For small children, the water does not have to be that deep to reach this height. I suspect that a large part of the difference in whether a boot "just puddles" is due to these holes. Just making sure I have spare socks if I think this will be a problem. The two scenarios that got them soaked were 1) when we got into torrential rain nonstop for 15 minutes and ended up WET, and 2) when he roamed Puget Sound and climbed far enough for the water to enter through the draft . Holes on the calves of the boot. For small children, the water does not have to be that deep to reach this height. I suspect that much of the difference between a boot making "just puddles" wet is due to these holes. Just making sure I have spare socks if I think this will be a problem. The water doesn't really have to be that deep to reach that height. I guess a lot of the difference between getting the boot "just a puddle" wet is related to those holes. Just making sure I have spare socks if I think this will be a problem. The water doesn't really have to be that deep to reach that height. I suspect that much of the difference between a boot making "just puddles" wet is due to these holes. Just making sure I have spare socks if I think this will be a problem. The water doesn't really have to be that deep to reach that height. I guess a lot of the difference between getting the boot "just a puddle" wet is related to those holes. Just making sure I have spare socks if I think this will be a problem. The water doesn't really have to be that deep to reach that height. I suspect that much of the difference between a boot making "just puddles" wet is due to these holes. Just making sure I have spare socks if I think this will be a problem. The water doesn't really have to be that deep to reach that height. I guess a lot of the difference between getting the boot "just a puddle" wet is related to those holes. Just making sure I have spare socks if I think this will be a problem. The water doesn't really have to be that deep to reach that height. 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