Review on Boys' Fisherman Sandals: See Kai Run Shoes for Optimal Comfort by Jacob Ferrarini

I have been buying SKR shoes for almost 10 years. Only the quality is not the same. I used to be able to rely on a nice roomy sock for my boys with flintstone feet. I fell in love with it and bought it immediately. Well, the toe is very narrow! You can compare the stock photo to what I received and you will see a big difference in the width and shape of the toe box. My boy's feet get wider at the toes and *need* a lot of room and they don't provide it. I love it because it's one of the cutest sandals I've ever bought from them (love the neutral gray color that goes with literally everything). The ankle area is also a little wide, which is odd. Even when kept as tight as possible with overlapping straps, they're still too loose at the ankle. I will say that they have a good high instep (something like the "height" of the shoe for the foot). Just so close. but not really! My 2 year old wears a 9, I bought a 9.5 for the grow room. Length measurements are accurate according to the SKR size chart. They might work for some, but not for us (I'll admit my baby feet don't usually fit!). Length measurements are accurate according to the SKR size chart. They might work for some, but not for us (I'll admit my baby feet don't usually fit!). Length measurements are accurate according to the SKR size chart. They might work for some, but not for us (I'll admit my baby feet don't usually fit!).