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  • Waterproof Faux Fur Toddler Snowy Owlet
  • Waterproof Faux Fur Toddler Snowy Owlet
  • Waterproof Faux Fur Toddler Snowy Owlet
  • Waterproof Faux Fur Toddler Snowy Owlet
  • Waterproof Faux Fur Toddler Snowy Owlet
  • Waterproof Faux Fur Toddler Snowy Owlet
  • Waterproof Faux Fur Toddler Snowy Owlet
  • Waterproof Faux Fur Toddler Snowy Owlet
  • Waterproof Faux Fur Toddler Snowy Owlet
  • Waterproof Faux Fur Toddler Snowy Owlet
  • Waterproof Faux Fur Toddler Snowy Owlet
  • Waterproof Faux Fur Toddler Snowy Owlet
  • Waterproof Faux Fur Toddler Snowy Owlet
  • Waterproof Faux Fur Toddler Snowy Owlet
  • Waterproof Faux Fur Toddler Snowy Owlet
  • Waterproof Faux Fur Toddler Snowy Owlet
  • Waterproof Faux Fur Toddler Snowy Owlet
  • Waterproof Faux Fur Toddler Snowy Owlet
  • Waterproof Faux Fur Toddler Snowy Owlet
  • Waterproof Faux Fur Toddler Snowy Owlet
  • Waterproof Faux Fur Toddler Snowy Owlet
  • Waterproof Faux Fur Toddler Snowy Owlet
  • Waterproof Faux Fur Toddler Snowy Owlet

Waterproof Faux Fur Toddler Snowy Owlet

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  • Detail

    Bring on the puddles and slush, powder and ice. Designed for unlimited winter fun, these beautifully crafted mukluks will happily take your big kid on any outdoor adventure. Tradition meets tech with a millennia-old design boosted by state-of-the-art AuthenTEC waterproofing technology, sealing the mukluk 4 inches from the bottom. And they look pretty cool too (if we do say so ourselves).

  • Customer Reviews
    Ras*******ert

    Honestly bought them for the look, stayed for the performance. Thought 'faux fur + toddler' meant high maintenance, but they’re easy to wipe clean and still look brand new after months of mud, snow, and questionable puddle experiments.

    Alv*******lynn

    I’ve seen polar bears with less insulation. These mukluks laughed at -30°C. Fleece-lined, waterproof, and somehow still stylish? My toddler waddles like a joyful little yeti. Best purchase this winter—hands down.

    Mr. M***********r III

    As someone who grew up in Saskatchewan, I know winter gear. These mukluks? They’re legit. Kept my toddler’s feet dry, warm, and happy through ice, slush, and that weird half-melted mess we call 'spring' here. Also, the oak color is adorable with everything.

    Jami********DVM

    Cute and functional, though took some time to zip due to tight fit. Once on, they worked well in light snow. Might be tricky for kids to put on alone. Overall solid boot, just needs a smoother zipper.

    Em*****wne

    Cute and warm, no complaints there. But the oak color looked richer online—more beige than I expected. Still functional and held up well in storms, just mentally prepare for a lighter shade than the photo hype.

    Prof********* Orn

    Cute boot, great for light snow. But after two weeks of daily use, one lace pull came loose. Fixed it with a knot, no biggie. Still warm and waterproof, just maybe needs a bit more durability testing.

    Ki*****ein

    Looked amazing until the second week. One of the eyelets popped off during regular wear. Contacted customer service—they’re helping—but still disappointed. Cute while they lasted, though.

    Ada*******ann

    My daughter calls them her 'puffy bear boots.' They survived a week in daycare snow chaos without a single damp toe. The faux fur is ridiculously cute, and the sole has actual grip—not just for show. Heather Endall nailed it again.

    Ret******oks

    As someone who grew up in Quebec, I know winter boots. These hold up great against wet snow and wind. My daughter loves the fluffy inside — says her feet feel like they’re in clouds. Super happy with this purchase and will likely buy another pair soon.

    Isa*******oob

    I’m calling it: these are the Beyoncé of toddler boots. Flawless in every snowstorm, effortlessly stylish, and somehow still practical. My daughter wore them all winter and they’re barely scuffed. Also scored major points at daycare pickup. Parents were jealous.