Pros
- Good product
Cons
- Additional features are missing
π Waterproof Backpacking Shoes and Boots for Unisex Boys - Merrell Quest Review
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π Boys' Boots, π Boys' Shoes
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Description of π Waterproof Backpacking Shoes and Boots for Unisex Boys - Merrell Quest
Made in the USA or Imported. Rubber sole. Shaft measures approximately Ankle from arch. Boot opening measures approximately 4" around. Waterproof EVA and nylon shell for a lightweight and flexible fit Adjustable toggle closure with two points of adjustability. Dual heel loops for ease of entry 200g insulation on vamp and quarter lining, and 400g on footbed. Non-marking outsole with extra grip for superior traction. Temperature rated to -35Β° F to ensure warmth through wear Merrell temperature ratings are approximate based on high activity levels and can be affected by many conditions, including weather, wearerβs activity level, fitness, metabolism, perspiration, circulation, exposure time, clothing and cold sensitivity.
Pros
- They fit my preschooler well and kept my feet warm and dry on 20 degree Fahrenheit days in the snow!
Cons
- Although the boots come in different sizes, they are only suitable for toddlers, which means older children and teenagers will not be able to wear them.
Pros
- Same as described
Cons
- If it's Merrill, then it's crap! Everything about them looks wrong.
Pros
- Good work! Perfect fit, never leaks, love them
Cons
- Expensive: Merrell Kid's Snow Quest Lite 3.0 waterproof toddler 5M boots are quite expensive, making them unaffordable for some families on a more limited budget.
Pros
- I didn't like that there was no velcro at the top to protect against snow.
Cons
- Limited color options
Pros
- bought as a gift.
Cons
- The boots are durable and waterproof, but that means they can be heavier and bulkier for small children to wear and walk in comfortably.
