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Ha junior snowboarder is similarly sturdy and after this mornings little episode where he and his friend spent an entire hour happily splashing through quite a deep puddle at p rye playground (cue horrified looks from other parents all of whom successfully managed to stop their children from entering puddle) I am going shopping this afternoon. Will report back.
We got some in john lewis. They've got them in john barrett too and in jo jo at the moment plus there are some very cheap ones in sainsburys but looked like they were selling fast not surprisingly! Looked everywhere for size 3 hence trip to jl!
Yeah John Barnett have clarkes ones (think width fittings too) and pretty pregnant have funky ones. Despite not finding a problem with fit, wellies are apparently the devils shoes - if the full on tantrum in both shops when they were put on junior snowboarder's feet is anything to go by.

Hmmm, thanks, must admit am tempted by Spotty Otters boots with fleece lining:

http://www.littletrekkers.co.uk/shop/?page=shop/flypage&product_id=8817

My niece wore hers for absolutely ages as a sort of all rounder boot as nice and warm, and drawstring top keeps out splashes when puddle jumping.

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