Review on 🥾 Unisex Kids Hiking Boots | Outdoor Walking, Climbing, and Snow Shoes | Non-Slip Comfortable Sneakers | Antiskid Steel Buckle Sole | Hiker Boot by Adam Gechem

My kid tears up shoes - figuratively and literally - so we wanted something durable, but we didn't want more than $50 for them spend something it either destroys or grows into a few weeks or months. He's had them for over a month now and they seem to hold up well to every trip to the woods and even a wash in the washing machine. Velcro and no laces, that's why we got them. We don't need a metal grip on the sole of the shoe, but it folds into the sole of the shoe and doesn't seem to scratch the floor. I could probably pry the metal part out with a screwdriver if I really wanted to. Other more neutral color schemes would be nice. I would buy them again and probably will when he outgrows them.