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Northside Icicle Insulated Snow Boots for Girls and Boys - Toddler and Little Kid - with Washable EVA Insole, Shock Absorbing Outsole with Good Traction and a Front Zipper - Grey, 5 Big Kid (8-12 Years)
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Northside Icicle Insulated Snow Boots for Girls and Features
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RUGGED tall 7 inch mid calf upper features padded nylon panels, adventurous prints, lightweight waterproof rubber shell with fully insulated lining
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WASHABLE EVA INSOLES on these snow boots for girls and boys can be easily removed, and its padded lining offers extra cushioning for little feet; premier 200 gram Thinsulate insulation ensures feet stay warm!
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GUSSETED FRONT ZIPPER allows for secure adjustments, and the reflective heel pull strap is a great safety feature that makes it easy to get these kids snow boots on/off
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DURABLE OUTSOLE of these kids boots is lightweight and offers multi directional traction, shock absorption, and good abrasion resistance in snowy or icy conditions
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WATER RESISTANT construction with quick drying lining to keep little feet dry, and the gusseted tongue keeps debris out
About Northside Icicle Insulated Snow Boots For Girls And
From the Manufacturer Rock-solid fashions for the family on the go. Whether it's cold-weather boots or rugged sandals, Northside is all about keeping families moving. The products are built to withstand what today's active families throw at them, or on them. Available in the latest styles, materials and colors, these shoes offer flattering silhouettes with great features like quick-draw lacing, toe guards and traction soles. In fact, Northside all-season footwear offers the features of higher-priced brands, without the high price tag. Finally, there's family footwear to get excited about.
