Getting boots for young children is often difficult, each and every parent understands this, and if you live in the North where it snows a lot, it’s imperative that you keep your kid’s feet dry. I had the pleasure; in fact our six year old son had the pleasure of trying out a pair of Muck Boots brand new Kid’s Rover Winter Sport Boot. Nowadays, trying on a couple and publishing a review is different for me compared to having my son test them on and write a comparison.
Finally , theboots showed up neatly packed in the box on our front porch on a Friday afternoon. Coincidently it just happened to snow about 6 inches the preceding night. Needless to say, my son was very ecstatic to receive his new boots on and get out and use.
Viewing him through the comfort in my warm family room, our son did those things every other 6 year old might do in the snow. He rolled about in the snow, made some kind of construction, then rolled about some more. After an hour he forgot he was even wearing brand new boots.
He remained outdoors for some hours; kids can seem to endure the cold for lengthy time periods as soon as they are having fun. When he came indoors and took his boots off, I asked him exactly how he liked them and he said, “Good”, and ran down in to his room. Placing my hand inside the boot after he got them off was all of the evidence I desired. They were toasty comfortable and totally dry. Muck Boots has a success here, especially for the kids in snowy, colder climates.
