Saucony Boys Baby Kineta ALT Closure Sneaker (Toddler), Black/Citron, 6.5 M US Toddler
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- Fabric type : 100% Leather/Mesh
- Care instructions : Machine Wash
- Sole material : Synthetic
- Outer material : Mesh
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User Reviews
2nd pair of these we purchased. Very lightweight and easy to put on a squirmy toddler. Velcro is strong so they are a little tough for her to pull off without help - that's a good thing! No more chasing around for dropped shoes in the car when we reach our destination. Granddaughter has very wide feet so we bought the XW as we do with other Saucony shoes. These appear to be a little bit wider. Not too loose but plenty loose. Maybe could have gotten by with a Wide instead. So hard to find XW shoes for toddlers with chunky feet! The fabric they are made out of is a sort-of neoprene type. Similar to a water-shoe type fabric. Love them.
My son loves these. Couldn't wait to put them on. He ran all over the house (2.5 yr) as soon as they were on. They are on the really flexible light weight side and as we live in the south this is awesome! Nice wide shoes (as I ordered) for his wide feet. Appear super comfy.
These are great shoes for any kid with wide feet. After discovering that my five year old has wide feet, I suddenly realized why we could never find shoes that fit him at stores. He would try on shoes, and immediately complain that they were too tight. Sadly, not many stores in Albuquerque carry any wide options (maybe one pair here or there), so I had to turn to the internet.These little Saucony's are the quality you expect from Saucony. The oversized velcro strap is very easy for my son to manipulate on and off. I feel bad that he is not learning to tie shoes, but its also hard to find laced shoes at this size.These look great, fit his wide feet great, and were a great buy!
I bought these shoes for both of my boys and they love them and they are great shoes, however the material on top is not very sturdy. Both sets of shoes wore through holes on the sides quite soon after they started wearing them. The material on top kind of tears away from the strip of material that goes around the top over the toes. Great shoes, just don't last very long.
My toddler has extra wide feet with high instep, making it really hard to find shoes that will fit! These have a good amount of room in the footbed, and the strap is long enough to close over the top (other sneakers don't close across her high instep.) They are lightweight and breathable, so are really good for summer. They run a bit small compared to other brands: we got a 7 XW in these shoes, while she's wearing a 6.5 XW in stride rite and clarks.
Fits my boy just as expected, they look awesome and are super easy to strap up for him and for me. He feels super cool wearing them, and they were an amazing price. We typically just buy Wal-Mart shoes that wear down super fast, these have been going strong for 3 months now. Including him dragging his feet on his strider bike etc etc.... I would buy these over and over again
This is the 2nd pair of Sacucony Kineta I bought for my toddler grandchild who has a very wide foot. They are a terrific and comfortable sneaker overall. I suggest Saucony widen the toe box for the wide and double wide widths. The mesh is perfect for any type of weather and the memory sole is THE best for tiny feet. (I bought the double wide so the toe box fit more comfortably and so far there is no gapping on the heel.)
I bought these for my 3.5 year old daughter who has a hard time transitioning from one pair of shoes to another. This was the 5th pair of sneakers I tried with her and she rejected all the others because they "hurt" (mostly seemed to be too tight across the bridge of her foot or too much chafing on the heel). She immediately loved these and wears them every day with no complaints. The heel is particularly soft and flexible. I bought both the M and the W and debated about which to keep since she has a somewhat wide foot but not extremely wide. I ended up keeping the W but wish I'd gone with the M since I can tell she has a tiny bit too much room in them. So if your child is a true wide, the W should be great. If they are regular to a little wide, I think you'll be okay with the M. I wish these came in more colors, that would be my only complaint.
