- Are the Snowtrot Mid boots fully waterproof?
- Yes. Columbia builds them with a waterproof upper and seam-sealed construction, so puddles and wet snow stay out. They are not meant for standing in deep water.
- How do they compare with Columbia's Bugaboot?
- The Bugaboot is a taller, warmer pac-style boot for deep cold. The Snowtrot Mid is lighter and easier for kids to walk and dress in, but less insulated.
- Should I size up?
- Many parents do. The fit is reported as snug, and a half size up leaves room for thick socks without the heel slipping.
- What socks work best with them?
- Medium-weight wool or synthetic socks keep feet warm and wick moisture. Avoid heavy cotton, which stays damp.
- Are they warm enough for very cold days?
- For typical winter school days, yes. In single-digit temperatures or long outdoor sessions, a heavier insulated boot is the safer choice.
- How should I dry them?
- Pull out the liners if possible and air-dry at room temperature. Keep them away from radiators, which can warp the rubber and foam.
- Where is the Columbia Kids Snowtrot Mid Snow Boots cheapest?
- At Dick's Sporting Goods, for $49.99, 17% under what the other stores charge, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Columbia Kids Snowtrot Mid Snow Boots?
- 5 stores we checked sell it, including Dick's Sporting Goods, Columbia, Kohl's, Zappos, Scheels.