Coloured by Kids Competition winner, inspired by nature, designed by Bailey, aged 9, from Brigend in Wales. Each pair uses PET plastic bottles, recycled into a durable yarn that creates a breathable mesh upper. The flexible sole maximizes sensory feedback and is extra grippy for running wild through parks and playgrounds.
We're confident that after experiencing the joys of natural foot freedom, your feet won't want to go back to 'normal' shoes.
So confident, we've introduced a 100 day trial to all orders. If you change your mind within that period, we're happy for you to return your shoes for a full refund with no hassle.
Your trial will commence automatically from the date your order arrives. Simply check out with your shoes as usual and we'll take care of the rest. (Standard Ts and Cs apply).
Primus Kids is designed to let kids run wild, while keeping feet protected. Our ultra-thin, puncture resistant soles help the 200,000 neurotransmitters in your small explorer’s feet to send signals whizzing to their growing, curious minds.
Repurposing plastic waste by giving it a second life in our shoes.
Produced using animal-free materials.
Nice shoe, but the neoprene sock like inside made it very difficult for my 5 year old grandson to put on, and made it too tight for his foot. Sadly we are returning for a different pair.
Probably the only shoe we've returned (40+ owned over the years). I think the tight fitting sock-like ankle fit is desirable by many customers, but it's just not for us. Our 4-year old cannot put them on herself, even with our help!
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