Northside Rubber Sole Toddler Boy Boots
Last updated date: February 24, 2021
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Editor's Note February 23, 2021:
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Overall Take
Keep his feet warm and dry with these rubber-soled waterproof boots. They reach to the upper calf and have padded nylon paddles and a fully insulated Thinsulate lining. The hook-and-loop strap and elastic toggle keep them secure and prevent debris from getting in.
In our analysis, the Northside Northside Rubber Sole Toddler Boy Boots placed 6th when we looked at the top 6 products in the category. For the full ranking, see below.
From The Manufacturer
100% Nylon. Imported. Rubber sole. Shaft measures approximately mid-calf from arch. Boot opening measures approximately 7" around. Rugged tall 7 inch mid calf upper features padded nylon panels/adventurous prints/lightweight waterproof rubber shell with fully insulated lining. This cold weather snow boot offers water resistant construction with quick drying lining to keep little feet dry; An adjustable toggle collar keep debris out. Removable/washable cushioned EVA insole/padded lining offer extra cushioning for little feet; premier 200 gram Thinsulate insulation keeps your feet warm. Hook and loop strap allows for secure adjustments; elastic toggle collar ensures customized fit; reflective heel pull strap is a great safety feature that makes it easy to get on/off. Durable Lightweight multi directional outsole ensures traction/shock absorption/good abrasion resistance in snowy or icy conditions.
Overall Product Rankings
1. The North Face Alpenglow II Insulated Toddler Boy Boots
2. Bogs Waterproof Toddler Boy Boots
3. Crocs Waterproof Toddler Boy Rain Boots
4. London Fog Oxford Toddler Boy Snow Boots
5. JAN & JUL Anti-Slip Toddler Boy Boots
6. Northside Rubber Sole Toddler Boy Boots
An Overview On Toddler Boy Boots
Until a child reaches the age of 10 (or thereabouts, depending on their growth spurts), they will probably need new shoes and boots for every season. After that, you may be able to get away with buying new ones every other year (if you are lucky).
Though you might be able to save money on other types of footwear, investing a little more in quality rain and snow boots is important. Compromising on that quality could result in cold, wet or uncomfortable feet if your little one plays outdoors for long periods of time.
Functionality is important for all-weather boots like these. First off, check to see if they are waterproof; no one wants leaky boots. Rubber soles with traction are also important, as it is easy to slip on wet, snowy and icy surfaces.
To keep ankles and feet warm, choose a thick lining like faux fur or Sherpa. You will also want to know how easy the boots are to get in and out of. If your toddler can do it on their own, they will have a sense of accomplishment. Even better, you will not have to help them, which makes the laborious process or getting ready to go out a bit simpler.
The Toddler Boy Boot Buying Guide
- You will need to measure your toddler’s feet before ordering boots. Have him sit down, and use a ruler to measure both feet with his toes straight out. Order by the size of the larger foot.
- Some brands have size charts online that you can print out to use at home. These will often include a printable ruler for your child to stand on for easy measuring.
- Look for boots that are easy to clean and that have reflective patches for safety.
- Boots with laces are not ideal for children under the age of four. Zippers, handles and other closures are more appropriate.
- Cozy inner linings make boots much more comfortable. Padded and tall collars are best for trail boots and ankle boots, to prevent snow and water from getting in.
- Always tuck in the bottom of your little one’s pant legs.
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