Review on Versatile and Durable: Columbia Unisex-Child Youth Flow Borough Mid Hiking Shoe by David Perry

stylish design, the suede overlay makes them more fashionable, they go very well with long or short pants, and besides, they are also functional, first of all, this shoe has a quick lacing system, which makes it very easy for children, as well as a closure - velcro for additional fixation of the shoe to better fit the foot, my 4 year old girl quickly got on with it and without problems the shoe is not heavy at all, very comfortable to wear, good for many purposes, my girlfriend loves it and wears it very often, too she likes to wear it to romp and play on our own patio, it has fairly deep grooves between the ledges which is good for walking, it holds firmly to the ground especially when walking over uneven terrain with wet rocks and muddy grass, it's a lot better than normal running shoes, they protect my girl from slipping, she can walk and run more confidently, although the shoe has become like dad's walking shoes, but this children's model is not fully waterproof, the water passed through the vamp and entered the sock, once the water touched the upper, one day I still wondered why water could get inside the shoe since the spec mentioned that the upper is made of a waterproof material, but I did a test and found that the upper absorbs water into the liner, unfortunately this couldn't keep my daughter's feet dry, i wanted to replace her overgrown wellies and let them wear them in the rain, but now i have gotten new wellies for stuck stuck wellies is something Difficult as children usually pick up a lot of sand and dirt in their shoes after playing, but it's still enough for many outdoor activities, and most importantly, it protects their feet well, and the material used for the ankles and crafts is strong and durable, they have been used extensively for a few weeks and it still looks brand new! I bet it will still stay strong until my daughter outgrows it, it will definitely keep it for her little sister to use later