Review on Tundra Quebec Watter Resistant Toddler Boys' Shoes : Boots by Robert Howell

I live in Washington, so we don't have to wear snowshoes often. So when I realized the Blizzard of 2016 (as they call it) was really going to hit us, I knew I needed to find winter boots for my 6 year old daughter quickly, as I only needed them in a day or two my options were limited because I know she will outgrow them in a year and because they are only half wearing them have to go a dozen times this year I didn't want to spend a lot of money Also she has a wide foot which is sometimes difficult to take into account Luckily I stumbled across this pair of boots - available for postage, was wide, not too expensive and pink! , I thought if they didn't work, I'll only lose $30. It's way better than I expected. My daughter loves them and has insisted on wearing them almost all day for the past week. She even wore them to kindergarten all day yesterday. She played in the snow for hours over the weekend and her feet were dry and, she says, warm. She can easily splash in puddles of melting snow. They have a really good tread and help keep even my unbalanced daughter upright on snow and slippery spots. You have three different options to keep them snug (and keep snow out!) - Velcro at the front of the boot, Velcro at the top of the boot to secure it to the leg, and a small button. at the back so that the toe of the boot fits snugly. The closure system worked very well for us - as I said, her feet stayed dry as she played in the snow for hours. It is easy to take off and put on. And pink is a very pretty color. They seem quite roomy which is good as she has a wide foot. I highly recommend them.