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Stunning Summer Styles for Boys from Start-rite Shoes

Gorgeous summer styles for boys from Start-rite Shoes. Keep young boys' growing feet protected, cool and in style this summer.

2011-05-30
NORWICH, ENGLAND, May 30, 2011 (Press-News.org) Start-rite shoes has deservedly earned an excellent reputation for providing quality children's fitted footwear. With specially designed shoes, trainers, sandals and slippers for growing feet, parents can be sure they are buying footwear that will not damage their children's feet. And with an excellent choice of styles and colours, children will enjoy wearing these shoes with confidence. Start-rite has also developed an online fitting guide to guide and support parents in choosing the right size shoes for their children when shopping online.

With summer approaching it is important to invest in correctly fitted summer shoes that will allow feet to breath in the hot weather, whilst protecting them from bumps and scrapes. Start-rite has an excellent range of sandals for boys in a great choice of colours and styles to suit all tastes.

Pit Lane is a great fun sandal for little boys, and at GBP19.00 is excellent value. This boys sandal is ideal for beachwear as it is made from neoprene with an EVA insole making it light weight and water-resistant. The shoe features fun cartoon characters on the straps and insole making this shoe particularly enjoyable for young boys to wear. The shoe has a closed heel for support and the two riptape straps make this sandal adjustable to give the best possible fit.

At GBP28.00 is Sand Dune, an open toe sandal for sporty boys. The style has a lightweight, flexible sole, padded insole and adjustable rip-tape fastenings making it more comfortable and easier for active boys to run around in.

The Bouncy Ball sandal for boys is a classic fisherman style sandal with a closed toe and heel for extra support and protection. The sole features a colourful frog and bug design that little boys will love. Made from premium dyed-through leather uppers with a lightweight, flexible sole, at GBP32.00 this shoe is great value. This boy's sandal would be ideal for more formal summer occasions.

Now reduced to GBP18.00 the Dominoes sandal is a great first sandal for boys. The colourful frog and bug design on the sole and insole will really delight little boys, making this shoe something they choose to wear throughout the summer. The sandal has an open toe allowing feet to breath as well as a closed heel for extra support, and padding around the ankle for optimum comfort. This sandal is a great all round choice for the summer.

Young boys will love wearing these shoes whilst they run about during the summer months, and parents can feel confident their child's feet are properly supported and protected.

To view the full range of shoes for both boys and girls please visit http://www.startriteshoes.com.


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[Press-News.org] Stunning Summer Styles for Boys from Start-rite Shoes
Gorgeous summer styles for boys from Start-rite Shoes. Keep young boys' growing feet protected, cool and in style this summer.