Review on 👶 Ultimate Toddler Slippers Sandals: Non-Slip, Lightweight Boys' Shoes for the Best Sandal Experience by Michael Tegan

Shoes look good but have one major flaw. , or lean back to use the shoe as a sandal with back support. They use rivets to attach it to the shoe as a pivot (a hinge, if you will). The problem is that the rivet is loose and sticking out in the boot. Children who wear shoes get a rivet mark on their feet after wearing the shoes for a short time. They also complain of pain in their feet. Not good. We don't wear these shoes anymore. We have another pair of shoes of the same design (different brand) but the cleats are snug and don't dig into the foot. When you buy this shoe, check if the rivets are loose. Also check the baby feet on both sides if there is a red mark (rivet mark).