Winter Boots – Kids

Kids’ winter shoes – for cold, wet and active days

Winter shoes need to handle more than cold weather. They need to work on the way to school, during play in the playground and when the ground changes between snow, slush, puddles and wet paths. Here you’ll find kids’ winter shoes from Tretorn, with models for preschool, school, walks and outdoor play.

For cold and wet days, lined rain boots, winter boots or waterproof shoes are practical choices. A taller model can give more protection around the foot and ankle, while a more flexible shoe often works better when your child moves a lot between indoors and outdoors. Grip, warmth and ease of use are especially important when the shoes are worn every day.

Things to consider when choosing winter shoes

Start with the weather and how long your child will be outside. For snow, slush and wet ground, shoes that protect against moisture and help keep feet warm are needed. For school days and everyday wear, it is also helpful if the shoes are easy to put on and take off.

Fit is important. The shoe should feel stable without pinching, while still leaving a little room for a warm sock. Avoid a model that is so roomy that the foot slides around when your child runs or plays.

Frequently asked questions about kids’ winter shoes

Which winter shoes are best for snow and slush?
Lined rain boots, winter boots or waterproof kids’ shoes with good grip are often best when it is cold, wet or slushy.

Are Tretorn’s kids’ winter shoes waterproof?
Features vary between models. Some shoes are waterproof, while others are water-repellent or mainly designed for warmth. Read the product description to find the right level of protection.

When should you choose lined rain boots?
Lined rain boots are a good choice when it is both cold and wet. They give more warmth than regular rain boots and protect from moisture in slush, rain and wet conditions.

How should kids’ winter shoes fit?
They should feel stable without pinching. Leave room for a warm sock, but avoid shoes that are so large that your child finds it difficult to walk, run or play comfortably.