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Merrell OAKCREEK Waterproof Hiking Leopard Boys' Shoes at Outdoor Review

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Very good

Revainrating 4.5 out of 5  
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4.3
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Description of Merrell OAKCREEK Waterproof Hiking Leopard Boys' Shoes at Outdoor

Rubber sole. Leather upper with a fun, vibrant print. Elastic gore for an easy slip-on fit. Flexible, non-marking rubber outsole with extra grip for superior traction.

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Revainrating 4 out of 5

Comfortable and Stylish Hiking Shoes for Boys

Using this product our team found that the Merrell boys' outdoor shoes are the perfect combination of comfort and style... The waterproof feature ensures our little hiker`s feet stay dry on the trail while the chic leopard print adds a fashionable touch to their ensemble. The shoes seem durable and supportive, but the sizing may run a bit small for some. Overall, a great option for boys' fashion and outdoor adventures..

Pros
  • Waterproof construction keeps feet dry during wet hikes
Cons
  • Nothing

Revainrating 5 out of 5

Picky 7 year old loves it!

I love these shoes. I wasn't sure about the pink leopard print but it's really cute. My daughter is very picky so I was worried she wouldn't like them because they have a thick sole. She loves them because they are cute and says they are comfy! I love them because they are waterproof and good quality! Great for fall weather in Seattle.

Pros
  • Flexible, non-marking rubber outsole with added traction for superior traction
Cons
  • Not bad, but...