Vivobarefoot Tracker Boot Green Mountains - Kids

Yes, their flexible design and comfort make them suitable for daily activities, including school, provided the school's dress code allows.

Refer to the brand's sizing chart, typically found on their website or product packaging. Measure your child's foot length and compare it to the chart. The barefoot design often means a snugger fit is preferred, but ensure there's room for toe splay.

It is not recommended to machine wash these boots as it can damage the waterproof membrane and materials. Hand clean with a damp cloth as per the care instructions.

Warranty information is typically provided by the retailer or manufacturer. Please check the product documentation or contact the point of purchase for specific warranty details.

Yes, the Tracker AT boots are fully waterproof, designed to keep feet dry in wet conditions.

The shearling insole should be brushed gently with a soft brush to maintain its softness and loft. Avoid excessive moisture and direct heat.

A barefoot design typically means the shoe has a zero drop (heel and toe are at the same height), a wide toe box for natural toe splay, and a thin, flexible sole to allow for maximum sensory feedback from the ground. This mimics walking barefoot.

This can be normal with a new barefoot shoe. Encourage short, gradual wear periods to allow feet to adapt. Ensure the lacing/toggle system is adjusted correctly, not too tight or too loose.

Check for any visible damage to the seams or waterproof membrane. Ensure the collar drawstring is fully tightened. If damage is present, contact customer support for warranty information.

Ensure the AT outsole is clean from mud or debris. For persistent issues, the rubber compound may be worn; inspect for excessive wear.

Gently brush the shearling with a soft brush to restore its loft and softness.