👟 Comfortable Merrell Jungle Moc Nubuck Shoes for Toddler Boys Review

I bought these slippers for my 9 year old grandson. He likes her. He wears them on hikes, to school, rides his bike, walks his dogs, and plays in the mud/mud/grass/small muddy places. If they are heavily soiled, they can be dry brushed. (He doesn't usually clean because the dirt doesn't bother him, but his mother does.) These are slippers, so his shoelaces don't hang all over the place. He just wears them. all fall and winter, and he'll outgrow them before they wear out. These are durable…

Edit! Years later we still buy them! These shoes are simply the best. My son was unhappy trying to fit into every other shoe I had ever bought for him until I found these about 8 years ago. Now he's 13 and these are the only shoes I buy him. They last 'til he outgrows them, they're waterproof, I buy them in black and they go with everything (trousers, shorts, even dressier occasions!). The best part about them is that they are pretty affordable at $35-$50 depending. This is a great price if you

I've had them for pretty much exactly 3 months when I looked at the heel and realized it was almost completely worn down to the outer layer of the shoe. I spoke to Merrell to find out how long the shoes were (I've worn them A LOT!) and was told to report them as defective, which I did. There was a bit of back and forth but they agreed to replace the shoes and will send me a replacement once I send them a photo proving I have made the shoes unwearable. This is difficult for me because the defect

My sons tear their shoes like crazy. Especially now that even the traditionally "reliable" and "high quality" shoe companies (I look at you Nike and Adidas!) are making crap shoes, especially for kids. My boys can easily destroy a pair of Nikes in a week. We've learned that it's far more profitable to spend more money on shoes that last longer, look better for longer, and ultimately are better for my kids' feet. A pair of Brooks might cost $100, but my sons would rather outgrow them than wear…

Edit! Years later we still buy them! These shoes are simply the best. My son was unhappy trying to fit into every other shoe I had ever bought for him until I found these about 8 years ago. Now he's 13 and these are the only shoes I buy him. They last 'til he outgrows them, they're waterproof, I buy them in black and they go with everything (trousers, shorts, even dressier occasions!). The best part about them is that they are pretty affordable at $35-$50 depending. This is a great price if you

I've been wearing them for almost exactly 3 months when I looked at the heel and found that it was almost completely worn down to the outer layer of the shoe. I spoke to Merrell to find out how long the shoes were (I've worn them A LOT!) and was told to report them as defective, which I did. There was a bit of back and forth but they agreed to replace the shoes and will send me a replacement once I send them a photo proving I have made the shoes unwearable. This is difficult for me because the…

My sons tear their shoes like crazy. Especially now that even the traditionally "reliable" and "high quality" shoe companies (I'm looking at you, Nike and Adidas!) are producing crap shoes, especially for kids. My boys can easily destroy a pair of Nikes in a week. We've learned that it's far more profitable to spend more money on shoes that last longer, look better for longer, and ultimately are better for my kids' feet. A pair of Brooks might cost $100, but my sons would rather outgrow them…