While we certainly have our fair share of winter left around here, on those sunny days, the snow often ends up in a puddle (and later a sheet of ice…) Boots that can handle all the varying conditions are top priority around here. I am super excited about these the Rover II boots from Muck for kids (size Toddler 10 – Youth 7) AND that we get to give away a pair!
The Rover II boots by MUCK are the only boots J has ever owned that have never, ever resulted in cold feet. In fact, I have come to trust them enough to not even throw in a toe-warmer (which I have started to do this winter as a preventative measure when the temperatures really drop and kids are sitting still.)
They are the only boots that J has never complained about, the only boots he can fully put on my himself and the only boots that really can boast being completely waterproof. They truly work for all winter conditions: snowy, wet, cold and icy. In fact, while they are intended for colder weather, their comfort rating is good until 85 degrees F (according to MUCK) so we plan on wearing them almost year-round.
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MUCK has very generously offered one of you the chance to win a pair of Rover II boots for your child. This Giveaway is open to the U.S. and Canada (yea!!) Winner chooses color, based on availability. As usual, please use the Rafflecopter Widgets below to enter to win. Winners will be emailed and announced on this post in the Rafflecopter Widgets. Have questions? Please don’t hesitate to contact me at mountainmamatales(at)gmail(dot)com so I can help! Good luck! Pssttt…you can find all our current giveaways here (I am *pretty* good at keeping it updated!)
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CindraLu
Wednesday 27th of February 2013
They look like they'd be good for trudging through the snow without getting all wet. Its difficult to buy a boot that the kids actually want to put on and wear. Those look lovely and durable. :-)
Kelly E
Wednesday 27th of February 2013
Wet feet! Especially going through mud puddles!!
Jessica Bressler
Wednesday 27th of February 2013
Growing out of them
william
Wednesday 27th of February 2013
Not having them track dirt through the house.
Suzi
Wednesday 27th of February 2013
Our biggest problem this year is that my sons boots are a little loose at the heel and so when walking along the trail he has a tendency of scuffing along instead of picking up his feet. They're warm and great in the snow but walking long distances is a challenge (of course I feel the same way when I put on my Sorels so I can relate)