Get protection, comfort and performance with this all-new, water-ready sandal for boys. The full coverage profile protects smaller toes, and the mesh material and ultra-soft footbed will provide comfort in the water and out.
- Synthetic, water-friendly materials make shoes lightweight, flexible and durable; rubber toe cap for added protection     Â
- Soft jersey lining for breathability; molded EVA/phylon footbed cushions the foot and is great for all-day play   Â
- Flexible and lightweight rubber outsole with durable traction pattern for outdoor wear
- Reverse strap and 2 points of adjustability allow for a secure and custom fit. Rubberized tabs on straps provide easy grip.
- Awarded the Seal of Acceptance from the American Podiatric Medical Association (APMA)
See Kai Run Sizing Guide
This chart has accommodated for growing room.
If the foot measurement lands in between, order a size up.

The Story Behind the Wagon
In 2004, a Seattle mom was on a quest to find a shoe that was best in health and design for her sonâs feet. She was looking for fun, sophisticated styles that also promoted healthy foot development; but she didnât find any, so she created See Kai Run. Today, a dedicated team of footwear makers and designers carry on this mission. Our experience and footwear knowledge ensures that every style we produce is fun, fashionable and features the finest in materials and craftsmanship.
Our Philosophy
A childâs foot is different than an adultâs foot; constantly growing and changing, which is why we study childrenâs feet and carefully consider every detail that goes into a shoe. All See Kai Run shoes are proportionally engineered for a childâs foot and designed to promote healthy foot development. See Kai Run shoes are FLEXIBLE, which helps develop proper balance, gait and stride. Our broad toe boxes give little toes ROOM TO MOVE, which build strength in muscles and tendons. And our wide openings and secure closures provide optimum fit for a shoe thatâs EASY ON and STAYS ON. For the best in fit, #lookforthewagon.
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