Purchasing boots intended for young children is frequently difficult, every parent is aware this, and if you live in the North where it snows a lot, it’s vital that you keep your kid’s toes dry.  I had the delight; actually our 6 year old son had the joy of trying out a pair of Muck Boots new Kid’s Rover Winter Sport Boot.  Nowadays, trying on a couple and publishing a review is usually different for me compared to having our boy test them on and write a comparison.

Finally ,  theboots showed up neatly packed in a package on our front porch on a Friday afternoon.  Coincidently it just happened to snow about 6 in. the preceding evening.  Needless to say, our son was really ecstatic to get his fresh boots on and get outside and perform.

Watching him through the coziness in my cozy family room, my boy did what each and every 6 year old will do while in the snow.  He rolled about in the snow, manufactured some type of structure, then rolled around a few more.  After an hour he forgot he was even dressed in fresh boots.

He stayed outside for some hours; kids can seem to withstand the freezing for lengthy intervals when they are having fun.  When he came indoors and took his boots off, We asked him how he liked them and he said, “Good”, and ran down in to his room.  Placing my hand within the boot after he took these off was all of the evidence We needed.  They felt toasty comfortable and completely dry.  Muck Boots has a winner here, especially for the children in snowy, colder climates.