Lord Of The Rings: Hobbit Costume Feet for Kids by Rubies, Boy's No Size

It didn't fit me well. But that's Bc I have size 5 feet in women , it's no biggie I just sewed it together. The product came fast which I love, also it's pretty convincing from far away. I just added a bit of brown nail polish to make it look more realistic. I must admit it's no movie quality but it is THE BEST you will find compare to others. The feet hair was coming off a little bit, but it wasn't enough to make me wanna do something about it. It does the job for being a costume attire. If you're going to wear it as a costume than don't expect movie quality , other than that I love these hobbit feet!!:)... will fit sizes 6-10 in women.

They're nothing like what this picture shows. They're literally flat, 2d, rubber flaps that don't even come close to covering the size of my foot (women's 9). The have no bottoms, nothing to slip your shoes into. They welcome around your ankles and are just two ugly rubber flaps that lay on half the length of your foot. The picture looks NOTHING like the product you'll receive

My 12 year old son ordered these for his hobbit costume for Halloween. They worked great! We liked that they just go over your shoes instead of going over your whole foot. It made it much easier for him to walk from house to house on Halloween night. He wears a size 5.5 youth shoe and these just fit over his shoe.

Cool hobbit feet only the size is meant for someone with a mens size 6 because they seemed way too short for normal feet

For supposedly “child-size” shoe covers (and yes that’s what the package actually said, so I know I wasn’t sent the wrong ones), these things were GIANT. My 4-year-old wore them over a big clunky pair of Sketchers and we still had to tie a knot in the elastic straps on the bottom so they'd stay on. Right out of the package though, the elastic had separated from one of the shoe covers and I had to run it through my sewing machine to re-attach it (I reinforced the other one too, which I recommend anyone who buys these does too). Even once that quality control issue was manually corrected, the covers still fit very awkwardly. They were comfortably “fitted” towards the front of the shoes (by the “toes”) but flared out in the back (towards the heels) in a very strange manner. Check out my pictures to see what I’m talking about. This may not be an issue at all for older children or small adults because they would have longer length shoes, but if you’re shopping for a little one then prepare yourself for the deformed feet look. So yeah, the sizing and quality were a mess. Still, my kid loved them and it really "made" the costume for my little Bilbo Baggins so I'll still give them three stars. They were garbage by the end of the day though. Definitely a single-use costume accessory.

Worked great for our hobbits! They were way too small for my teens but I just added some elastic banding to the back to make them bigger. They wore them over their shoes. Looked great and were comfortable.

I'll be wearing these as part of a hobbit look at a renfaire. I'm actually planning to use hot glue to attach them to some cheap, comfortable low tennis shoes I got at thrift, rather than relying on the elastic band to hold them in place all day walking on rough terrain. I'm also going to paint the toenails a prettier color. ;) But they are SUPER cute. Note: I deliberate chose these because they're shoe-toppers as opposed to being whole-foot slippers. This way it's easy to put them over comfortable shoes with arch support. For size reference, I wear a 6.5 or 7 women's, and these fit fine, with room to go over a few sizes larger shoe as well.

These are not anything like they appear. It is only the top half of the foot and not a like the full foot that appear to be in the picture. Also, the hair was roughly a 2x2 inch square just on the top. Underneath, when you turn over the foot, is a piece of 3" elastic. The wearer is suppose to slip their foot through this to hold it on. Also, at the back, there is a 1" piece of elastic at the heal, keeping it together. These are cheaply made and a poor choice to give as a gift, which I did to my grandson for Christmas. Wish I'd not WASTED my money now! Candice Lynn