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Columbia Toddler Unisex Techsun Wave, Sea Wave/Sandalwood Pink, 4
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Columbia Toddler Unisex Techsun Wave, Sea Features
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ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY: Created to protect with a close-toe design, the durable and breathable mesh and leather upper construction features a cupsole midsole for comfort in or out of the water
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DURABLE AND STYLISH: The Columbia Techsun Wave closed toe sandal come in durable bed platform with fun colored and accents for a great looking set of sandals that they'll want to wear everywhere.
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ALL TERRAIN TRACTION: Our signature Omni-GRIP non-marking wet traction rubber outsole provides important grip for all conditions on the trail, stream side, or confined to the urban indoors.
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ACTION READY SANDALS: Designed from inception to be durable protective summer footwear, these sandals will provide sure-footed performance on the trail or even wading across a water obstacles.
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BUILT TO LAST: Columbia’s attention to detail is what sets our footwear apart. Specifying only the highest quality materials, expert stitching and craftsmanship. These are long-lasting sandals you will enjoy for seasons to come.
About Columbia Toddler Unisex Techsun Wave, Sea
Description From spring break to summer vacation and everything in between, this closed-toe sandal is the perfect fit for kids being active outdoors. Great traction, comfort, in a simple strap with a hook and loop closure system. It's comfortable mesh and leather upper, make it the perfect every-day sandal. They feature a cupsole construction midsole for support and stability, plus our Omni-GRIP non-marking outsoles perfect for trail, lake, or river and back. Columbia offers these youth sandals in multiple colors, with true-to-size fitting. Whole sizes only.
