Children -Re-enactment on the March

[Chlodovicus]

Shoes have been a problem due their small size. After they got to a certain age they cheap 'Iron Age shoes' were no longer suited for their feet, and I've so far been lucky to find a source for good shoes (thanks Martin Moser!) for them. I'm still mystified why regular re-enactment shoe vendors don't sell smaller sizes,

We simply make them; they're not that hard. At this point (because the kids keep growing out of them ) we have several sizes available for other member's kids.

Mr. Crowther,

Thanks for the replies. We have a few book-smart academics and a military historian with this embryonic bunch, but not so much practical experience. I absolutely agree the kids will need to have the interest or it is a waste of everyone's effort. It is the same with sports.

The concensus obviously is carbatinae for the children as the most realistic and practical shoes. I need to pick a few RAT brains as to ordering as we have no workshop available. For this spring/summer we just need to get as equipped as we can.