Tikki Barefoot kids sandals

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You looked like a ladybug for kindergarten. These are a little slow to put on your feet. Another pity is that the model is too narrow for our wide-legged children. Probably a good fit for normal plate legs.

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The child likes sandals a lot. Nice looking, really flexible. There is nothing worse gone even when the holes are a little higher. Hopefully the same will continue in the future and the model will not go away.

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Otherwise really nice, but the kids didn't like the sand plays that the sand went inside the shoe

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All the best sandals. Really durable, went all summer and still be in almost perfect condition.

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Prerequisites correspond sandals, that is, I am satisfied with lymphotoxin. The Lady Redbug sandals drawstring strap surprised with its pink color, I hadn’t noticed it at all at the time of purchase and now compared to the sales picture, it’s live pinker than the picture. But our 3vee boy uses them very smoothly. Thank you for a working online store and very fast delivery!

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Really nice and soft slipper-like shoes. The child loves car patterns. Of course, it would be nice if there was a more open sandal for the summer, but this goes well with or without socks.

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Wonderfully soft leather! However, the fit was not good for the slender leg, so they went back to recovery.

These sandals are simply fantastic. They are super light and flexible and very hard-wearing. Even my total destruction of a 6-year-old did not manage to significantly damage them beyond the normal signs of use on the sole and the slightest amount of scuffing around the toes. My three kids love these sandals and will happily wear them whenever the weather allows (if actual barefoot is not an option). They performed equally well here in Finland as on our holidays in Greece. Hot weather and hot asphalt were no problem whatsoever: my kids' feet remained comfortable with just the right amount of protection from the elements. During the colder months, they occasionally use them as slippers. My oldest is truly gutted that he has now outgrown them. Fit-wise, they have been great for my kids' wide feet. In the bigger sizes they do slim down a little, proportionally, but the upper remains deep and flexible and will still accommodate wider feet. Note that, due to the way the back is constructed, the smaller sizes (up to size 28, I think) come up about 0.5 cm smaller. With wear and with the upper moulding to the feet, this difference largely disappears, though.