All year round barefoot shoe. This is slightly higher style which offers support around the ankles without restricting movement of the boot.

Beautiful combination of colour will make this stand out and will suit both girls and boys and will look great with any outfit.

The sense of freedom these barefoot soled shoes give your little ones is just what their growing feet and spirits need as they explore the world around them. The wide toe box is another key feature of this barefoot range allowing for natural feet development.

It’s the ideal universal shoe which can be worn for any adventure, in any weather. This shoe features Rostak’s quality use of durable leather, velcro etc while incorporating new innovative design which enables adventurers to step freely into the barefoot movement. 

The shoe includes so called regulation insole. It will serve you perfectly if shoes are loose in your instep part. When foot gets bigger, you can remove this insole easily. Doing so, you can easily regulate the space inside of shoe. 

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Features:

Full grain leather providing outstanding waterproof protection 

Lining is made from highly absorbent fabric

Two removable insoles – upper one looks and act as standard insole (easy to check for the size and it is anatomically shaped) plus bottom insole to get even closer to the ground. You can keep them both or remove one to get the desired feeling. 

Extra flexibility as the sole bends lengthwise as well as crosswise

Super light weight

Velcro fastening making it easy and quick to put on

Thermoplastic lightweight rubber sole design offering anti-slip grip

Minimal padding giving little restriction to the movement of the feet

Promotes natural movement for growing little feet

Fit – extra wide fitting

Sizing: 

Colour: Yale blue with lime detailing

1-year guarantee: Proudly made by ‘Fare‘ brand leader in children’s footwear from the Czech Republic in accordance with the highest European Union quality standards.

Name origin: The ruins of Kozlov castle, also called Chlum, are situated 2.5 km south-west of Turnov on the north-western edge of the Hruboskalská plošina plateau. Originally a large castle, it was built in the 13th century on a sandstone ridge divided into several blocks and was mostly wooden. It was destroyed in the 15th century, probably in 1425 during the conquest of the nearby Valdštejn castle by Jan Žižka’s army.

Two rooms carved into the rock and a lower part of the tower construction is all that is preserved of the castle. The outer bailey is divided from the inner bailey by a moat cut into the rock which is accessible from both sides via stairs.