Autumn Kids' Barefoot Shoes (47)
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Autumn is genius for children. Hills of leaves for romping, chestnuts for collecting, kites for flying and puddles that appear out of nowhere as a huge challenge. Be Lenka kids’ autumn barefoot shoes keep pace with this season. Resistant to raw weather, light enough to keep up with a child’s tempo and roomy exactly the way a growing little foot needs.
Chestnuts, leaves and the first frosts: what an autumn shoe has to withstand
Autumn days test children’s footwear in every respect. Misty and rainy mornings call for a durable upper with a water-repellent finish, wet leaves for a sole with better grip, and afternoon running for breathability so the child’s foot doesn’t overheat. Add to that the kicking of pebbles and chestnuts that the toe takes. Be Lenka autumn models are built exactly for these demands, with reinforced sections and materials tested over thousands of steps.
Dry feet regardless of the activity
Wet feet can end autumn activities outside sooner than they properly began. Autumn models therefore have a higher cut, which protects against splashing and damp grass, and rely on a water-repellent upper. The parents’ routine is simple: renew the waterproofing once every few weeks and let the shoes dry naturally after a soaking. The reward is afternoons lived to the full that don’t end with an early return home.
One pair of shoes from September to the first snow
Kids’ autumn shoes serve long, from the first chilly mornings to the days when the snow falls. If you’re looking for a pair that will pull even longer, have a look at the year-round kids’ barefoot shoes, which with a warm sock manage a mild winter too. In the period of frost and snow, the time of insulated winter footwear then comes. The children’s wardrobe thus smoothly handles the whole winter half of the year.
Are sneakers enough for children in autumn?
+ -During dry September days, certainly yes. When moisture, chilly mornings and mud join in, sneakers stop being enough; the little foot gets soaked and chilled in them. Autumn shoes with a higher cut and a durable upper are an investment in longer afternoons outside and fewer dramas at changing time.
Why do kids’ autumn shoes have a higher cut?
+ -For practical reasons. The higher cut protects the ankle from puddle splashes, damp grass and cold wind, and at the same time holds the shoe more firmly on the little foot during crazy play. Children, moreover, move low to the ground; they squat, kneel and dig through leaves, so every extra centimetre of protection counts.
Can a child do outdoor PE in autumn shoes?
+ -Yes, the flexible sole and the wide toe box with enough room for the toes work just as well for running and games as for walking. With regular outdoor sport, though, it pays to choose a lighter sports pair; leave the autumn shoes for the ordinary day and worse weather. And the gym hall calls for footwear with a light-coloured sole.