Children's Barefoot Wellies BAREBOO MONSOON 1.0 pink/grey

RAYVE Monsoon are children's barefoot wellies that can handle any adventure – from puddles to rainy walks. Thanks to their lightweight and flexible design, they don't restrict movement and allow your child to walk naturally.

The anatomically shaped toe box gives your toes plenty of space, whilst the thin sole supports terrain perception. An excellent choice for parents who want to give their children comfort and healthy foot development even in the rain.

Fit

• fits wide to medium feet
• anatomically shaped toe box
• suitable for dominant big toe
• fits medium heel
• suitable for lower to medium instep

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Features

• lightweight and flexible
• suitable for rain and wet conditions
• zero drop (heel and toe on the same plane)
• plenty of room for your toes
• easy to slip on

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Size chart

How to choose the right size

Measure your foot length and add 9–12 mm allowance.

If you're not sure about the right size, visit our shop.

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Material

Durable and easy-care materials suitable for wet conditions.

• upper: PER-lite synthetic rubber
• lining: synthetic textile
• insole: removable 2mm PU/textile

How to care for your shoes

• always remove coarse dirt first with a brush
• wipe the shoes with a damp cloth
• do not wash or dry directly near heat sources
• with proper care your barefoot shoes will last a long time

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What you might want to know about RAYVE MONSOON

1. Are the wellies suitable for extended wear?
   Yes, thanks to their lightness and flexibility they're comfortable even when worn for longer periods.
2. Are they spacious enough?
   Yes, the anatomical shape provides plenty of room for your toes and natural movement.
3. Are they suitable for wider feet?
   Yes, the fit is suitable for wider feet.
4. How do I choose the right size?
   We recommend measuring your foot and following the size chart above.
5. How do I care for the wellies?
   Simply clean them after use and allow them to dry naturally.

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Why wear barefoot shoes

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