Foot loops are garment details often used in children's outerwear (softshell suits, rainwear, winter suits, softshell trousers). The main purpose of leg grips is to hold clothes in place and prevent them from riding up, especially for active children who move around a lot. They can also help footwear (e.g. gumboots) stay on better. The most popular materials for footwear are silicone, rubber or leather (for example Sannale barefoot footwear).
Reima silicone footbeds are designed primarily for Reima overalls and outdoor trousers. For example, they are also ideal for Oikotie softshell trousers, which are not equipped with footboots, but have buttons for attaching them. In addition, the cleats are universal and can be used with other brands as long as there are buttons at the end of the legs to attach the cleats.
Silicone rubber soles are much more comfortable than textured ones as they are waterproof and do not absorb moisture or dirt. However, silicone footwear is thicker than textile footwear, which can cause discomfort under footwear (e.g. barefoot and nightwear) and can come off during active play.
