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The Kickers Hi Wing Boots are designed for infants who need a reliable, durable, and stylish footwear option for daily activities. Crafted from high-quality leather, these boots offer excellent ankle support and long-lasting wear, making them ideal for active children; however, parents should note that leather requires regular maintenance to preserve its appearance and water resistance.
| Age Group | infant |
|---|---|
| Colour | Black |
| Gender | Female |
| Material | Leather |
| Child Size UK | 10 |
| Model Part Number | 118013 |
| Brand | Kickers |
These boots are constructed from high-quality, durable leather.
The boots offer a standard fit; if your child has wide feet, consider wearing thinner socks or consulting a professional fitter.
Ensure there is roughly a thumb's width of space between the longest toe and the front of the boot.
While leather is naturally water-resistant, it is not fully waterproof. Applying a leather protector spray can improve moisture resistance.
The insoles are generally fixed to ensure support; avoid pulling them out to prevent damaging the internal structure.
Apply a small amount of leather conditioner and buff with a soft cloth.
Replace standard laces with cotton or wax-coated laces for a better grip, or tie a double knot.
Wear them for short periods around the house to help the leather soften naturally to the foot shape.
Setting up the boots involves ensuring the correct sock thickness is worn to match the UK size 10 fit. To maintain the leather's longevity, wipe away dirt after each use with a dry cloth. Use a high-quality leather cream or protector spray periodically to keep the material supple and water-resistant. Avoid storing in direct sunlight or near heat sources, as this can cause the leather to crack over time. If the boots get wet, stuff them with newspaper and allow them to air dry slowly away from direct heat.
