Kids' barefoot rain boots

Rain boots are usually an integral part of a child's shoe closet. Although they are shoes to be worn occasionally, it's still nice when children are comfortable in rubber boots and when movement is restricted as little as possible by the shoe when jumping in puddles, running through wet grass or mushrooming in the woods.

In our range you will find rain boots from different manufacturers, with different proportions, weights; colourful and decent... Choose the ones that will be perfect for you.

Comparison of basic parameters of rain boots

The summary table shows the most frequently taken into account parameters when choosing any shoes. In the case of rubber boots, it is necessary to take into account that it is a shoe that cannot be tightened and therefore practically never fits optimally.

	BRAND	TOE BOX SHAPE	HEEL	INSTEP	FLEXIBILITY	HEEL COUNTER	WEIGHT
WIDE	Bundgaard	dominant big toe/straight toes	narrow/narrow	average	well flexible	soft	345 g
	Koel	dominant big toe/straight toes	average/average	average	well flexible	soft	347 g
	Demar	curls in at the big toe/descending toes	wide/wide	high	well flexible in walking direction/rigid longitudinally	slightly firmer	112 g
AVERAGE	Igor	slightly curls in at the big toe/ descending toes	average/average	average	well flexible	very soft	222 g
AVERAGE	Bisgaard	curls in at the big toe/descending toes	average/average	average	slightly sturdy	soft	339 g
NARROW	Viking	slightly curls in at the big toe/ descending toes	narrow/narrow	average	slightly sturdy	soft	327 g

Shapes of soles

Enough space in the shoe is important for comfort. Look at the shape of the child's foot, and the shape of the shoe, which should follow the foot as closely as possible. Such a shoe fits best, does not press or overfill anywhere.

The soles are photographed on rain boots, size 28, but we've added a photo of the Bundgaard Cover, which only goes up to size 23. They are the softest, lightest and most flexible boots on the market, great for little kids.

The Bisgaard brand has a different toe shape on the smaller sizes, they are straighter / wider at the toe than the larger sizes where the toe is narrower.

comparison soles rain boots

Bundgaard

anatomically shaped toe, suitable for dominant big toe
ideal shoe for the fin-shaped foot, narrowing in the heel and ankles
average in the instep
well flexible in the direction of walk, a little stiffer under the heel
sole approx. 4 mm + 3 mm pattern
zero drop, but the sole is not molded completely flat, it rocks slightly
inside a nice thin layer of cotton
removable 3 mm foam insole
reflective elements

bundgaard-wide-boots

Koel

anatomically shaped toe, suitable for dominant big toe
ideal shoe for the overall wider foot
slightly wider in the heel and ankle compared to the Bundgaard
for the average ankle
well flexible laterally and longitudinally
zero drop, ideally flat sole
sole approx. 4 mm + 2 mm tread pattern
inside a pleasant thin layer of cotton
removable 2 mm foam insole
reflective element behind the heel

koel-rain-boots

Igor

toe roomy, slightly curled at the big toe, not ideal for dominant toe
for the average foot in the instep, heel and ankle area
well flexible laterally and longitudinally
zero drop, outsole ideally flat
sole approx. 4 mm + 2 mm pattern
inside a thin layer of synthetic fabric
removable 3 mm foam insole

igor-rain-boots

Demar

quite spacious, but rather round tip
higher in the instep
suitable for overall chubbier feet, more room around the ankle
well flexible in the direction of walking, stiffer under the heel
sole a little more robust, slightly higher under the heel
sole approx. 4 mm + 3 mm pattern
removable merino wool insole inside
tightening and reflective element around the perimeter of the shoe
excellent thermal insulation properties, also suitable for cold weather as snowshoes

demar-rain-boots

Bisgaard

up to size 27 rather anatomically shaped toe, only slightly curled at the big toe, larger sizes narrow earlier and are not suitable for dominant big toe
shoe for the average foot in the instep, heel, ankle
well flexible in the direction of walking, but stiffer longitudinally
zero drop
sole approx. 4 mm + 3 mm pattern
inside a nice thin layer of cotton
removable 2 mm foam insole

bisgaard-designed-boots

Viking

anatomically shaped toe, slightly curled at the toe, suitable for a narrower foot and not a dominant big toe
ideal shoe for the overall slimmer foot, including the ankle and heel
well flexible in the direction of gait, stiffer longitudinally
zero drop
sole approx. 4 mm + 3 mm pattern
inside synthetic microfleece
removable 2 mm foam insole
reflective element behind the heel

viking-boots