Winter boots – barefoot shoes for kids

Winter barefoot shoes for girls and boys

We have been selecting the best winter shoes for the natural development of children's feet for 10 years. On the Footic website, you will find winter shoes for boys and girls of all ages. Our children also wear barefoot winter shoes to maintain good movement habits throughout the winter. Read more about how winter and barefoot go together.

E-shop Footic allows you to easily filter winter shoes by size, type, colour, manufacturer and many other parameters. We will be happy to advise you on how to choose the right shoes on our customer service line - you can contact us via chat, e-mail, phone, Facebook or Instagram. The key is always to measure the length and width of the foot accurately. If you're still unsure what the best winter boots for your child are, perhaps our latest comparative review can help.

You can also search for children's winter shoes by the manufacturer. The most popular brands of winter barefoot shoes for children include BEDA, Froddo, Bobux, Bundgaard, Koel, FARE and Camper. We stock all children's winter shoes and guarantee fast delivery with a return policy of up to three weeks.

Types of winter boots

Winter boots for children are divided into 3 categories:

• Insulated boots - low or ankle boots with fur inside (or other form of insulation against the cold)
• Snow boots - higher snow boots
• Winter boots - uninsulated boots that can be worn in milder winters

Types of winter boots

Winter boots include:

• Insulated ankle boots as a multi-purpose shoe for most of the autumn or winter
• Snowshoes, protecting the foot even when moving for long periods in high snow
• Insulated rain boots, a rubber alternative to snowshoes
• Insulated low top shoes, which, on the other hand, are not recommended for snow
• Insulated infant shoes, for the little ones at home and for the pram in freezing weather
• High boots, lower and higher winter models, not only for the city

Features of winter barefoot shoes

Unlike conventional winter boots, barefoot footwear is characterized by:

• a wide toe in which the fingers can move more easily, and thus circulate and warm up
• a lower, flat and flexible sole that shifts the centre of gravity closer to the ground and allows the foot more flexibility to compensate for any slipping

Are barefoot shoes suitable for winter?

A low sole can cause panic if the foot will be more cold from the surface in winter. The arguments for the trouble-free wearing of barefoot shoes even in winter are as follows:

• in barefoot shoes, the toes work more actively, which provides more blood circulation (and therefore warms up) to the foot
• most winter barefoot shoes are insulated and the fur gives the foot the warmth and comfort it needs
• if you feel cold, you can always buy thermoinsulating inserts to add an extra layer of insulation between your foot and the ground
• if you stand motionless in the cold for long hours, you will catch a cold in any shoes, in barefoot ones at least you can intersperse standing with toe exercises

You can also keep your feet warm by taking proper care of your footwear, which will increase the resistance of your shoes to external conditions, and warmer socks can also help.

Types of winter boot insulation

According to the type of internal insulation, there are winter boots insulated:

• wool (most often sheep wool, more precisely merino wool)
• natural fur
• fake fur
• fleece

How to choose children's winter boots?

Buy your children's winter boots online and save yourself the pre-Christmas queues in the shops.

1. Measure your child's foot so you know their current foot size
2. Add to the figure an oversize of 12-15 mm, you need to calculate with more space in the shoe not only for the toes and the growth of the foot, but also because of the possible reduction of space by thick socks
3. Enter the desired inner length of the shoe in the filters that will show you the available models. You can also narrow down the selection with other ilters (shoe type, manufacturer, colour, ...).
4. If you need further advice, try reading the latest comparison review or ask customer support.