Review on 🥾 Comfortable and Warm: Jack Wolfskin Unisex-Child Iceland Passage High K Snow Boot for the Little Adventurers by Tony Reid

to choose if you know you will need to go almost 2 full sizes up in these shoes (my twins are 1(32), 2(33) and 13(31) and continue 1(32) in all other shoes). , currently and I had to order them in 3(34) and my daughter has been wearing my son's 2s(33) since last year. But we LOVE these boots! We're wearing them for the third time this winter and I've recommended them to so many friends who have asked. They have everything that none of the boots we've tried in the past have: lightweight, very warm, easy to put on and take off to tighten at the top to protect from snow/cold, they have a good support, the liner is removable and washable, they have a nice narrow profile (my kids don't have very wide feet so we love it and they can use the Coping with my son's abuse to the point where my daughter can carry them and they can go through new 😄 We've even sold the ones my daughter has already outgrown twice to our local kids bike group and have been able to get $30 off each pair so far so are good value and I prefer brands like Sorel (too heavy/chunky/cute but not snowproof), the German brand Ricosta, when my twins were little was good but not as waterproof t. and tall, as we need it here in our Wisconsin winters. Great little snowshoes! PLEASE don't even stop posting them and one day you had a sale (or maybe it was 6pm) where I think I got lucky and got a pair the first year I gave each a new pair had to buy for $39 I think. If my daughter hadn't been so willing to take my son's clothes (the blue/grey ones, which really couldn't go better with her snowsuits 😊) I would have had to buy two pairs and might have hesitated. at a price of $80. But then again, I've never had a problem selling them and getting some money back to buy new ones 😉.