Customer Reviews UGG Kids Classic II Waterproof (Toddler)

My daughter does not know how to keep liquids from hitting her shoes to save her life but these waterproofs made miracles happen

keeps your feet warm, easy to clean

The boot is not worth the extra Money your better off getting the classic boot,the waterproof material make the boot look duel it doesn't look like the picture

The boots is light it looks a little leather in the picture they look like the regular classic boots in person

i like the boot in all but i thonk they should be a little cheaper for toddlers its less material being used

Great quality. Cute and soft. But hard to get in and out for a toddler.

Love these boots. Warm and easy to put on. love how they look on my daugther and she loves them too.

great shoe

I buy UGGs for my daughter every year. This pair just feels cheap. The interior has very short fur and has a big gap at the top. The exterior doesn't look weather resistant, they look and feel cheap. This is the first time I've been disappointed by UGG.

Hey the sizing I've purchased doesn't fit.

I won't recommend for little kids.

After about 5 visits to the playground most of the threading on the front was destroyed. My daughter complains her feet get wet. When something similar happened to my son's Nike shoes after 3 months of use, they replaced with new ones, but UGG won't. They would say it's not a manufacturer default. For me that means these boots are just very poor quality. At least I would never recommend for young kids/toddlers.

I use to love them. I have so many pairs of UGGs but I noticed Big change in their quality. Their sheep skin looks like weird wool. I guess that's how it goes with all these nice brands. They start out good and become just like the rest of bad quality brands.

Not satisfied, I thought they were leather as stated in the description! They're not, they are the regular nu-buck material

I bought these for my 5 year old because they was supposed to be waterproof but there not. The label said waterproof but they should be called take on water.