Fierce Dragon Squeaky Toddler Shoes for Boys and Girls V2 | Green
Introducing ikiki Version 2
- Wider opening makes V2 shoes easier to get on, even with braces
- Improved outer fabric that is easier to clean and much more durable
- More abrasion resistant inner fabric that holds up better to rubbing from braces
- A slightly longer strap is easy to grab and is great for chubby feet. (Braces may still require a strap extender)
- Larger and higher placed pull loop makes pulling on the shoes even easier
And we kept all of the other things that made ikiki shoes great:
- Squeaks can be turned on/off with a switch
- Squeaker in heel can help promote proper heel to toe gait
- Breathable fabric
- Roomy fit with a wide toe box
- Single hook and loop strap
- Supportive high-top design
- Durable non-marking rubber outsole
- Free shipping and size exchanges over $15
Born in the lap of luxury to a wealthy oil tycoon, Leo Longfire never saw himself as being cut out for the family business. He didn't like all of the politics that came with the job and the pressure to live up to his father's legacy. Being surrounded by petroleum never appealed to him either, especially when he had a cold.
With a natural talent for diffusing tense situations he made his way to the Midwest and settled in as the manager of call center operations with a midsize firm. Leo prefers inbound support with a human touch and has thus far resisted Propaganda Panda's requests that he install robodialers for political campaigns.
When he isn't in the office you can usually find him at Chen's Noodle House enjoying the company of his many friends over a delicious hot pot. Many people there mistake him for a T rex at first glance, but he doesn't mind. He enjoys passing as a dinosaur too.
Born in the lap of luxury to a wealthy oil tycoon, Leo Longfire never saw himself as being cut out for the family business. He didn't like all of the politics that came with the job and the pressure to live up to his father's legacy. Being surrounded by petroleum never appealed to him either, especially when he had a cold.
With a natural talent for diffusing tense situations he made his way to the Midwest and settled in as the manager of call center operations with a midsize firm. Leo prefers inbound support with a human touch and has thus far resisted Propaganda Panda's requests that he install robodialers for political campaigns.
When he isn't in the office you can usually find him at Chen's Noodle House enjoying the company of his many friends over a delicious hot pot. Many people there mistake him for a T rex at first glance, but he doesn't mind. He enjoys passing as a dinosaur too.
