crocs Kids' Handle It Rain Boot (Toddler/Little Kid)

Really like how light they are but they are very hard to put on. My boy wears size 6 so I ordered size 7. The foot part fits fine once they are on but the ankle and opening are way too tight. I'm in the process of returning these. I'll either order a bigger size or try to find a different brand.

These are just about the perfect rain boot. They don't leak at the seams like some boots because they don't have any seams. They are super light weight so even when kids are little they don't trip over clompy soles. The standard croc material is slightly insulating, just right for a rainy day. By babysitter got a new puppy that used one of these boots as a chew toy. It was not in pieces, but it was covered in little tooth holes, top, bottom, sides, everywhere. While I wouldn't exactly recommend this kind of treatment, the boot STILL doesn't leak, at least not for light puddle jumping or lakeshore exploring. The foamy material just squished back together. The only slightly bad thing I can say about these is they do run small, I'd say about a half size. If your kiddo is just entering a new size, these will fit perfect. If they are on the back end of a size, get the next one up.

These boots are excellent for kids and puddles and all things fun. They are very light which makes romping around in the mud extra fun! However, we received our 3rd pair as a birthday gift in November and my daughter has been complaining that one shoe is really hard to get on. Took a look and one boot (although both say size 11) are completely different sizes! I'm wondering if somehow one shrunk?! Or they came like that?!

Great quality boots, but I couldn't stuff his legs and feet through the shaft to actually put them on, forget about tucking pants in! I will try again in a year once he loses some baby fat, but right now I'm returning and ordering the Gust Boot, which looks like it has a velcro shaft.

I have had these rain boots for a year. I got a size 8 when my daughter was around a 6.5-7. A year later, she is still wearing them. They are lightweight, waterproof and easy for a 3.5 year old to get on because of the handles. Getting off can be a little more of a challenge, we sometimes have to help. When she outgrows this pair, I will 100% purchase these in another size, and will continue to do so until she sizes out. Though pricey to some, these rain boots are worth every penny. Try getting a size bigger so you get 2 seasons instead of just 1. They've held up well.

They melted in the sun! My daughter hates the feel of sand on her feet so she always wears rain boots to the beach. She has gone through several different brands through the years and this is the only one that we've ever had a problem with. We left them on the back porch and when we came back the next day we found that they had melted and were a completely distorted shape. Interestingly, they were left right next to her regular crocs and those were fine and weren't damaged at all.

My daughter liked these boots quite a bit, and they stood up to fairly regular use. They were lightweight and didn't slip off her feet, so she was able to run and jump to her hearts content. She outgrew these more quickly than expected - her feet were not too long for the footbed itself, but would no longer slide through the ankle area. I also would have liked them to be slightly taller for deep puddle action. But overall, a very comfy lightweight and sturdy rain boot that my toddler enjoyed wearing.

Our 6 y/o boy got blisters today just from wearing them to get to school. He had long socks on. Blisters where on those inner ankle bones that protrude on both sides. So the boots are made too narrow around the ankle, where the ankle round bones protrude out. I was able to re-shape that part of the boots by warming up the rubber above stove flame (lowest setting, hold boot far above), while pressing with three fingers from inside outward, then pressing outward even harder while cooling the area off under cold running water. It might be safer to heat them up using a hair drier on hot setting and hold it close to the boot, then push the problematic area outward. See the "after" images. Good luck!