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Bobux IWalk Winter 2019 Range
Introducing the Bobux IWalks Winter 2019 Range. See Them All in 1 Place!
Want to know a little bit more about the Winter 2019 Bobux Iwalk Styles?
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We thought you might :) so here's a nice little (well not so little as the range is quite big) run down to help you with your buying decisions. See styles like the new WATERPROOF versions in both trainers, boots and more.
Because all we do is shoes, we have a unique perspective on what could be good, or not so good for you little one this season. Oh and yes, we have a real store and fit thousands of kids shoes every year!
Consider - Waterproofness
Waterproof?
Worried about the wet and cold? Consider these waterproof styles.
Grass Court trainer ( careful there are waterproof & non waterproof versions)
Aspen Boot ( with merino fluffy lining)
Paddington Boot
Water Resistant.
Leather uppers, while not water proof are more resistant than canvas
Mary Janes, Trainers, Boots & T Bars offer that little bit of extra protection from the elements.
Consider - Width
Narrower?
As we are a nation of slightly wider feet, it can be hard to find shoes suitable for a narrow width. While not be specifically narrow, some Bobux styles may fit.
Try:
- Boston Trainer
- Jodphur Boot
- Delight Mary Jane
- ATKIV's
Average.
Most styles will be fab on the average (and slightly chubby) toddler foot.
Though the Jodphur boot will probably be be a little bit of a squeeze (not so good for a growing foot) for those that are a little wider and/or have a higher arch.
Wide!
The Grass Court is a great trainer style here - though watch out for the waterproof style. While it looks similar in width, it does not open up the same due to the waterproof membrane.
The girls T Bar works on the wider foot, & boots wise most are ok , apart from the Jodphur.
The Atkivs may not be suitable for those that are very wide (but the Dimensions can be ok).
Styles
Jodphur Boot
It's just a favourite year after year, this year with a couple of shimmery styles for the girls. Often bought with handing down to boys and girls in mind. Classic look with a zip on the inside of the leg. An average to narrow fit & not so good for those with a higher arch. Wear them, like most boots, with pants, skirts and leggings, everything really.
Desert Boot
Another style that gets updated every year. Good on a average to wider foot - it's leather & leather lined with a big velcro tab. And as boots can be a bit harder to get on & off, this one open ups wide. We had it on a child with a very wide foot & HIGH arch & it wasn't high enough at the top of the foot.
Signet Boot
Another unisex boot and again good on a average to wider foot - it's leather & leather lined with a zip on the inside leg. We had it on a child with a very wide foot & chunky legs and found that the fit around the ankle was a bit restrictive when walking - BUT - absolutely perfect on a average to wider foot.
Shire Boot
There are 2 versions of this leather upper boot - 1 is leather lined & the other, fluffy merino lined. Pick your's based on how cold it is were you are. Higher up the leg, so can be a bit restrictive on those toddlers with shorter legs. Another 'goes anywhere, goes with everything' style.
Timber Boot
This a was new last winter now with more colours. Leather lined, however the Black is Nubuck with a waxy finish & the Mustard Nubuck ( has a furry feel) so it you are worried about keeping it clean then think about choosing a different colour :). Unisex boot good on a average to wider foot it has a single strap around the ankle. This is the style that fit well on our child with a very wide foot, high arch & chunky legs. No restriction when walking, he looked the most comfortable in this style. The Navy, Pink, & Olive are smooth leather, so easier to wipe clean.
Apsen Boot
It's WATERPROOF and has velcro, plus a zip on the inside of the leg. Also fluffy warm merino lining to keep those toes toasty warm, but could be a bit too warm for those in the upper North Island. Fab for the colder climates. Higher up the leg & can be a bit restrictive on some toddlers with shorter legs.
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