Kamik Toddler Bigfoot Cold Weather Boot

Kamik Toddler Bigfoot Cold Weather Boot Review

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This is an excellent product. The foot slips in easily, somehow, but the boots don't fall off readily. Our 1.5 year-old can even put them on herself. It's a simple design, attractive, and high quality. Her feet are kept adequately warm. Our only (small) issue is that the zipper gets caught in the nylon fabirc if you're not slow and careful in using it. We will continue to buy Kamik products.

Kamik Toddler Bigfoot Cold Weather Boot Feature

• Temperature rated to minus 25 F
• Waterproof nylon upper
• Removable 6mm Zylex liner
• Adjustable velcro strap
• Bungee lock snow collar

Even a little foot needs serious protection, and the Bigfoot winter boot from Kamik has got those precious toes covered. It features a bungee-cord shaft opening for a secure, adjustable fit. A thermal insole, removable moisture-wicking liner, and waterproof base with lug outsole will keep your child warm, dry, and comfortable as he or she tramps through the snow and slush. Kamik Bigfoot Zip Snow Boots for Toddlers: Durable uppers with zippered entry and drawstring tops make these Kamik Bigfoot winter boots easy to wear, with a comfort rating of -25F. Waterproof soles and uppers will make it so your child stays warm and comfortable for a happy day playing in the snow.

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Customer Reviews

Cold tested, parent approved - T. Snyder - Whitefish, MT
Thoughtful boot construction. For those of you with toddlers, the less difficulty in dressing, the more time we have for other matters! Having both a toggle cord and a front zipper make child dressing much easier-less difficulty getting feet in boot. As for colors-daughter loves the pink. As for warmth, no complaints of cold feet yet!


Jun 02, 2010 06:00:06