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The Regatta Harriet II Wellingtons are durable, waterproof boots designed specifically for active kids who enjoy outdoor play and wet-weather adventures. These boots offer reliable protection through a sturdy PVC construction and long-lasting comfort provided by the TECFOAM insole, ensuring children can stay active for longer without foot fatigue. While these boots are excellent for muddy school days and park outings, please note they do not provide additional thermal insulation, so they may require thicker socks for use during the coldest winter months.
| Age Group | kids |
|---|---|
| Colour | Black |
| Gender | Unisex |
| Material | Cotton |
| Child Shoe Size UK | 10 |
| Shoe Type | Wellingtons |
| Series | Harriet II |
| Model Part Number | RKF1012__0MAF29 |
| Brand | Regatta |
The Harriet II design is standard width; however, the PVC material is flexible enough to accommodate most foot shapes comfortably.
No, it is recommended to clean these boots manually with water and a cloth to avoid damaging the material.
Yes, they are available in various UK sizes, ranging from toddler sizes up to junior/small adult sizing.
The moulded PVC is designed to be lightweight enough for active children to play in without feeling weighed down.
If you plan on using these in colder weather with thick thermal socks, going up half a size is often beneficial for a comfortable fit.
Ensure the feet are dry and the wearer is using cotton or moisture-wicking socks.
Remove the TECFOAM insole, ensure the interior of the boot is clean and dry, and reposition the insole flat against the base.
Use a soft-bristled brush or a light spray of water to dislodge debris from the outsole patterns.
To ensure your Regatta Harriet II Wellingtons remain in top condition, follow these simple guidelines:
