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— Show originalThey are not suitable for the Finnish winter, the child's feet are really cold after going outside. Too bad I bought these.| Overall rating |
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Great winter shoes! Keep little feet warm and dry. For a 5 star rating i would have liked that the tongue was gusseted and wool lining. Will probably buy again.
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— Show originalGood shoes for a wide and high leg, with a wool sock, also managed at least -15 ° in the cold.
Minus the looseness of the night, each time it had to be set in place to be in the right place.| Overall rating |
— Show originalThe child's favorite, is reportedly soft on the foot. The mother thinks the stem should be higher so that no snow goes to the shoe and these are not very warm in the harder frosts. Pretty slippery too.| Overall rating |
— Show originalShoes with excellent barefoot properties. Toe space of good shape, last straight. Suitable for wide and chest legs. Double insole, can be worn warmer, thinner or both together. But, a big minus from the night of the night, snow gets from the edge of the night into the shoe and your feet get wet from the top of the foot. The upper part is also too low for winter shoes. So we didn’t act as a winter shoe for a 4-year-old in a snowy winter.| Overall rating |
— Show originalHigh-quality, comfortable and spacious shoes. They seem to keep my feet warm in the cold.| Overall rating |
— Show originalThe toe space is comfortably wide and stays dry at least when outdoors in frosty snow. Are a little short on the shaft, but with leggings the snow doesn’t go inside the shoe. Based on a couple of weeks of user experience, they are quite warm and a wide-legged child loves walking in shoes.| Overall rating |
— Show originalThe shoes are warm, easy for the child to put on. However, the stem is too short for a snowy winter. A loose night is still a downside. Very good last for wide leg.| Overall rating |
— Show originalThe upper could be a little higher, but quite soft and flexible children's shoe with a wide last| Overall rating |
— Show originalThe child likes shoes very much. They seem to be warm and came with a fur insole in addition to the base insole. Thanks to the two stickers, the shoes can be tightened well, ie they do not loosen. Would look like really good winter boots, especially when you can find a film.| Overall rating |
— Show originalLovely little shoes that are high-quality, spacious, light and flexible — Show originalWhat is the length of the arm in size 35? I wonder how slippery the sole is in these?The length of the stem is about 12 cm. I can't say about the slipperiness of the bottom. There are always slippery soles in pj shoes than in regular shoes. — Show originalHow high can these stems be? The height of the arm of size 25 is especially interesting.Size 25 approx. 10 cm — Show originalHey! Do you know that the flap of the shoes is open at the edges or is it sewn to the sides so that snow cannot get inside the shoe? If you realize what I mean ... :) So you can also use the shoes in some kind of snow hanging, without snow going inside the shoe from the sides of the flap, under the stickers?Evening is not sewn shut. — Show originalWhat kind of mountain are these?The lining is made of faux fur. — Show originalWhat kind of mountain? How warm ...?The lining is made of faux fur. — Show originalAre these shoes also suitable for a chubby foot?Yes it should be. — Show originalWhat is the width of the last in these?Wide