Kidorable Green Dinosaur Natural Rubber Rain Boots w/Fun Dino Tail Pull On Heel Tab

These may look cute but I'm now two for two on broken boots within mere weeks of purchasing them. The first pair the actual rubber boot tore. Those were for my older son and he was already outgrowing them so I never bothered to try to return, and must have tucked them away in a closet. Should have thrown them out because when my younger son came across them this past Spring, he simply had to have them. So I plunked down for another pair and sure enough with barely more than a dozen or so wearings the little orange frilly thing on the front of the boot fell off. Of course, this didn't happen 'til one week past my Amazon return window, so I contacted Kidorable, who said I needed to deal with Amazon on it. No apologies for poor workmanship or quality, nothing. In fact, all the other Kidorable boots my children have had also broke, ripped or tore as well. Save your money even if it means spending a bit more and get your boots at LLBean.com. They'll take back anything if it breaks, even a year later. Don't give your money to Kidorable, they obviously are just making junk and don't want to take any responsibility for their products.

My toddler is very into dinosaurs and was very excited to see these boots. I was pleased as well but after two days of wear, the color had slightly rubbed off in certain spots and the tail on the back of the boot ripped off (when my son tried to use it to pull the boot up). Cute concept, fair execution.

If I could give these one star, I would. I got them Thanksgiving week. Within a week, the red scales at the back had fallen off, followed by the eyes. The red scales in front were next, on both boots, and then cracks appeared at the sides. There were holes in both boots within six weeks of nowhere-near-daily use, and the rips expanded rapidly until they went all around the side and could no longer be worn even in dry weather. My son loved them because of the looks, and he insisted on wearing them anyway until I finally had to throw them out when he wasn't looking. Oh, and the lining shredded out too. Total elapsed time from purchase to trash: nine weeks, probably about thirty days' wear.

My 6-year old son loves them...but I have had to watch them closely, as the top seal around the toe was not completely glued/sealed tight. I have had them 4 days and had to glue it down once already.They are adorable...and comfortable...so he says...so outside of the perhaps "quality" of the product...which is overall "good" I would rate it "great."

I bought these for my 2 year old. Within 2 weeks all the parts sticking off the boots fell off, but that was expected since he is very active. He only had them for 4 months when they cracked and got holes in them. The boots looked like they had been left outside for months in the sun, but they actually hadn't even been worn that much. A couple times a week for an hour or so. I bought them for 15 bucks so it wasn't a big deal, but for 30, I would not recommend them at all.

My boys love these, and so has ever friend we have gifted these too. They have made it for 4 years so far and have held up to twin boys and their little brother :) worth every penny. In fact I wish they made them in big boy sizes! This brand is a go to for sure! I mean those little boots are 4 years old and were worn a ton and still look great! The only damage so far came last week when i ripped off the little dino tail in the back. I am impressed, the twins took turns wearing these every day for a year straight and their litlle brother has been wearing them for about 7 months regularly.

I bought two pairs of these, one for each of my kids. The quality was horrific. The orange dinosaur spikes fell off all the boots within a week or two, as did the "tail" but at least that was only structural and not fundamental to the boots. After a few months of what I can only describe as ordinary use (i.e. wearing them to walk 3-4 blocks twice a day a couple of times a week) the boots literally fall apart. The insoles fell out. The lining came away from the boot. And most astounding, the rubber (or whatever it's made of) split so there are enormous holes in them. I know kids go through shoes but I have never seen anything like it, especially since it's not as though these are being worn for vigorous play. I am pretty ticked off that I now have to buy two more pairs of boots and we haven't even hit winter yet. When you live in a rainy city like mine, you need your rain gear to last at least more than 2-3 months, which seems to be about all these boots can handle.