Western Chief Kids Rain Boots with Pull-On Handles
Price tier: Budget
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Premium waterproof rubber rain boots for boys and girls with easy pull-on handles. EVA insole, moisture-absorbing lining, and durable traction outsole for puddles and play
Highlights
- independent wear with pull-on handles
- waterproof and durable traction
- comfortable, removable insole
Pros
- pull-on handles for independence
- waterproof natural rubber
- removable EVA insole
- soft moisture-absorbing lining
- durable traction outsole
Cons
- mixed durability reports (seams) from customers
- some sizing inconsistencies noted
Best For
Features
- WESTERN CHIEF
- All of our products are designed and tested in the Pacific Northwest! Based in Seattle, Washington, Western Chief has been manufacturing boots and outdoor footwear as a family owned company since 1891. Our mission is to create smiles for our customers through quality footwear and exceptional service. , KID-FRIENDLY WATERPROOF BOOTS
- Our waterproof printed rain boots are made with natural rubber, which is durable, flexible, and waterproof. The easy pull on handles allows your kids to get these boots on themselves and promotes independence so you can get going. , COMFORT LINING AND INSOLE
- Children are rough on boots and need to be comfortable to keep the adventure going. Our boots are made with a comfortable EVA insole, which is also removable, allowing for cleaning or airing out. The boots are lined with a soft, polyester cotton blend that absorbs moisture. , TRACTION OUTSOLE
- Our boots are made with a durable, flexible rubber outsole which provides traction and stability for kids while they are playing or exploring. Kids can enjoy these boots on the playground, in the mud, at the beach or even walking around the back yard. , SPLASH AND SMILE
- With a variety of print options, your kids will get into character and enjoy the freedom of splashing around in puddles, stomping in the mud, or helping out with the outdoor chores. We design and test all of our product in the Pacific Northwest, so we know they can stand up to the elements.
