Kamik Toddler/Little Kid Rocket 2 Insulated Boot
- Super-soft, removable 8mm Zylex Performance line
- Durable 600-denier nylon uppers
- Fully waterproof KAMETIK molded bottoms
- Adjustable web strap for easy on and off
- Deep treaded outsoles offer non-slip grip
Product Description
Kamik Rocket2 Snow Boots for Kids and Toddlers (Size Ch.8-K6): The Kamik Rocket 2 Snow Boot has super-soft, removable 8mm Zylex Performance liners that wick away moisture and reflect body heat to ensure feet stay toasty all day. The durable 600-denier nylon uppers take the wear and tear of wintertime fun and are secured with an adjustable elastic drawstring to keep out snow and anything else your kids trudge through. Fully waterproof KAMETIK molded bottoms keep out moisture and the deep-treaded outsoles make sure everyone stays on their feet. An adjustable web strap across the front makes for easy on and off so these boots are parent and child friendly. Sizing Help: These wonderful boots runquite small, please purchaseone full size up from your child’s current shoe size to compensate andaccommodatethick wooly winter socks!Amazon Product Description
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Average Rating: 5.0
What a steal…The price for these boots were great and thanks to the advise from the other customers that they run 2 sizes to small I purchased the right size.
The boots are hard core and cute too..
Great in the snow or really cold days I would buy these next year too.
Rating: 5 / 5
We’ve purchased these boots a few times now…although they run very small…(I’d buy 2 sizes bigger)…they are easy for the child to get on and off and keep their feet warm & dry… Not sure if recommended, but I could remove the inside boot to wash & dry low in the dryer (child couldn’t get pants off in time on potty).
Rating: 5 / 5
My daughter loves her snow boots! We went to the Tahoe for the first time (with her) and it was a chilling 26 degrees (on average) this weekend so I constantly asked if her feet were cold or if the boots hurt her feet – “nope, they feel good”! Just what I wanted to hear. Sometimes we were knee deep in snow (which means she was waist deep in snow) and she still wanted to walk and play. She had no compliants, so niether do I!!
Rating: 5 / 5