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Kids' GORE-TEX shoes

Rain, snow, wind and cold won’t even harm children's feet – thanks to the superfit shoe collections that feature GORE-TEX®. superfit children's shoes with the functional membrane impress with their durable waterproof and windproof properties as well as optimal breathability.

Dry feet thanks to GORE-TEX

Children love puddles, playing in the rain, going on adventures along streams or lakes and trudging enthusiastically through the deepest snow. It's clear that their footwear must be able to withstand all these challenges and keep their feet warm and dry at the same time. The answer: GORE-TEX®.

superfit Girls, Boys KICKS Sneakers low with velcro fastener - Material: Synthetik - Color: Blue/Turquoise
Close-up of GORE-TEX® membrane structure with micropores

GORE-TEX – a true super material

At the heart of all GORE-TEX® materials is an extremely thin, durably waterproof, windproof and breathable membrane. It contains over 1.4 billion micropores per square centimetre.


These microscopic pores are about 20,000 times smaller than a drop of water. This makes the GORE-TEX® membrane absolutely waterproof. But because the pores are 700 times larger than a water vapour molecule, they allow perspiration to escape unhindered.

Waterproof, but breathable

Children's feet have just as many sweat glands as adults' feet, but on a much smaller area of skin. They also move around a lot more than adults – often near puddles, streams or in the rain.


To ensure that children's feet stay dry in their shoes, the GORE-TEX® membrane in combination with the materials in superfit children's shoes ensures a perfect overall climate for the foot.

superfit Girls, Boys KICKS Sneakers low with velcro fastener - Material: Synthetik - Color: Blue/Turquoise
Child wearing striped wool socks for optimal foot climate in GORE-TEX® shoes

Good to know: socks make the difference

The right choice of socks is crucial for a pleasant climate in a GORE-TEX® shoe. Either wool socks or socks with at least 30% mixed material. Why? Cotton binds moisture, while synthetic fibres or synthetics allow moisture pass through to the outside.