14 Best Enchantments For Boots In Minecraft (2023 Updated)

Minecraft Dungeons was a fun game that I enjoyed playing. Although I admire the charm it has and the time and attention they put into creating, there are certain things I would like to have modified or changed with this game.

The first is that the nine levels are far too short. Only spending 30 minutes on a task instead of a couple of hours isn’t the best deal for a $20 game, and if you have a fully equipped build like I have, you can finish an objective in half the time.

Furthermore, this game requires more diversity and depth. Each level, as well as each level’s sub-levels, include more puzzles to solve.

I love minecraft dungeons. Its my all time favorite game. Some levels are a little challenging on apocalypse mode but overall its so much fun to play. I love searching for the secrets and the chests.

The new tower is a little hard but still fun overall. I love the unique items you can collect and now gift to friends. I have to say if you’ve never played this before I insist that you try it. I might be an adult but this game is awesome.

This game is just poorly mediocre. Definitely not a “real” Minecraft game- there is no building or personal creativity and freedom in this game. It’s just an overhead adventure game based on “quests” and “missions”.

The concept for the game is ok, but the lack of creative freedom Minecraft is known for is what brings it down. So glad I didn’t pay the extra $10 for the bonus content version as this game isn’t really worth the $19.

99 plus tax that I paid for it. I shouldn’t have expected this game to be much after the Minecraft Story Mode flop. Thank God, I still have the real, original Minecraft to fall back on as well as Terraria and Starbound.

Bought this for my son’s 6th, as he is Minecraft mad! He loves playing with it and “fighting” with his brother. It is also quite big! The only thing to watch is that is completely plastic and although light, can come tight if caught.

This is a great item for costume and play. I bought both the pickaxe and the sword and my kids LOVE them. They are hard plastic, so they hold up well. They are also a good value. I looked at lots of sites and this was the best deal.

This game is a win on so many levels for young kids and families! It fosters creativity, problem solving, spatial orientation, planning and preparation and even simple math and reading. We have 4 sons ages 2-13.

The toddler isn’t quite old enough yet but still likes to see what his big brothers build. The older ones play in creative mode to experiment with various builds, as well as survival mode which challenges them to use resources to overcome obstacles.

Mom and Dad even get in on the action as the screen can be split with multiple players, and Dad at our house is an IT professional who set up a private server that allows us to play across platforms via emulators.

We use Minecraft as a reward for chores and good behavior and do a lot of family “missions” and crafting time after dinner. Of course, kids are going to love the March that comes with the fandom (t-shirts, toys, Lego sets) but it’s a unique and creative fandom, so we grownups don’t mind.

The updates released periodically always have something new to look forward to. I could take off half a star maybe for the periodic glitches associated with them, but these issues are relatively minor and to be expected with any similar product.

This game is totally worth the investment if you’re looking for family-friendly fun, or a digital creative outlet full of challenges and go-at-your-own-pace feel.

I honestly hated Minecraft when I first tried it a few years ago on Xbox. It felt tedious, confusing, and hard to discern what was what due to the pixelated graphics. Decided to give it another go on the Switch and now I can’t put it down.

The graphics are way better on the Switch, and I feel like the overall gameplay experience is much better than it was on Xbox. I wanted to play solo, and was very pleased to be able to do so w/o making a Microsoft account.

It loads up impressively fast and is ideal for those who love creating. If you don’t love combat, I recommend the Survival Mode set on Easy. That way you have the monsters (who give important loot) but you aren’t killed every two seconds.

Also, this is a game for those who like some grind. I’m currently building a big fort and it’s taking an age, but I love it. There are a zillion options and while the in game help is limited, there is an ocean of info online.

The game does have a text only help manual you can read up on, but your brain hits overload pretty quick. So this is a learn as you go game. You learn something, use that tool/concept for a while, then look up something new and add that in.

Loads of fun, great for chilling out, yet really gives you that satisfying sense of productivity as you see your buildings forming and your processes becoming more efficient. There are epic challenges for those who want that, and there’s no rule that you have to stay put.

It’s an open world, so you can explore forever without bothering with a home base. Or you can build your own ultimate home base which you later transport villagers into. Or you can just join one of the established villages that exist in the world.

The other NPCs don’t dialogue with you, they just make noises, offer you trades, show some degree of emotion, and/or try to kill you, lol. It’s a huge learning curve, but there are plenty of rewards along the way so you can take your time.

If you don’t like the place you start in, find a better spot or just launch a new world. Each world is randomly generated. I find the detail easier to see with the Switch in my hands as opposed to squinting at a TV monitor.

And if like me, you have no sense of direction, then be sure to make yourself some paths and landmarks so you can keep track of how to get home! But worst case scenario, you can always rebuild from scratch because it’s such an open, open world.

I am not the one who can give an honest review, but my children can. They love everything Minecraft. They are obsessed with this game and take it very seriously. As a parent, I have to say I approve.

My children have learned a lot. It forced my youngest to read because she had to read the words on the screen to get her supplies together. So her reading skills grew drastically from there. My oldest son uses math skills while playing and is in the 5th grade and they are putting him in a 6th grade math class.

I hate playing that game with a passion, but it really benefits kids! It is costing me money though!.

This was a great toy to add to my grandsons Minecraft collection. He loved the color changing accessories. It was slightly difficult to keep the small amount of water cold enough to activate the color changing effect but he didn’t mind and continued to play with the set.

The figure is well made and holds up to active playing, I wish I could say the same for the block accessories. The wall and block accessories are made out of coated cardboard which end up getting crushed almost immediately.

With this set it was inevitable that the cardboard pieces would also get wet and ruined.

Overall, I have to give this a favorable rating~ My kids were incredibly excited to receive, they enjoyed playing it, they still reach for it, and some of the pieces are decent quality. With that being said, the color changing feature was a very cool concept, but didn’t work very well.

I was, also, a little bummed that many of the pieces were just cheaply cardboard that I almost recycled by accident- it’s not a huge factor, since these are background pieces. I do think the Minecraft Room Playset Collection would be a blast for my kids all together, and I’m sure we will be adding to it.

This is a great, sturdy axe. My kids have already swung it around multiple times, and it is holding strong. My kids all love Minecraft so I got this to double as room decor when they’re not playing with it.

It hasn’t spent much time on the wall yet because one of them is always grabbing it, but it is an awesome decoration too. It has survived being dropped and tossed several times with no problems yet. Very well made.

My kids love the purple too.

Rather disappointed in this costume. One of the trouser legs was left with a raw edge – only one leg had been stitched around the bottom. This meant I had to stitch the hem myself and then shorten the trousers as they were far too long for a 7 year old.

I don’t yet know how well the costume will fit my grandson as it is a Christmas present and Christmas is still a few weeks away.

Shipped fast, nice size, and feels like it’s made of a sturdy plastic, but not very good for real play. The heads and tails just pop in, which means they are also always popping out. And my son has had this for less than a week and one of the protrusions that holds the wings in place has already broken, so I guess we’ll just have to have a one-winged King Ghidorah.

Doesn’t seem like there’s a point to those background scenes either, they’re not much bigger than a playing card. Only reason I gave this 2 stars instead of 1 is because my 7 yo son is enjoying playing with it anyway, even though it’s quickly and constantly falling apart.

This was actually the best thing i’ve ever purchased. I was getting bullied in my minecraft server that I wasn’t a true fan and gamer, so I got this and sent a picture to the whole server. It was EPIC!!! Now i’m a moderator and I get to ban people! I wear this once a week to school and on halloween i’m getting a whole bunch of friends and we are going to do a lets play irl! I think everyone should get it and we should make a minecraft day for school where everyone wears their EPIC costumes.

We had purchased the Hacks for Minecrafers Paperback for our granddaughter. She was so thrilled when she seen what it was we had gotten her. She is very clever and skilled with the layout in Minecraft.

However, she did learn some interesting facets throughout the setup with her new book in hand.

My 8 yr old son was very excited to get this book, and it was easy enough for him to read and understand. Only problem is within hours the pages started to fall out of the book. I went and exchanged the book for another and the same thing happened again.

Very disappointing, especially since my son loves the information within the book.

This was a hit for my Granddaughter this Easter. At an age they don’t need lots of candy and are in to Minecraft. Huge hit!

I bought these boots for work. I am a dishwasher and my shoes are constantly covered in water. They help my feet stay dry and are incredibly comfortable. They are also non-slip which makes them that much better because I needed to make sure they were non-slip for working in a restaurant.

Overall they feet my feet well and are doing what they are supposed to do. I love these boots!.

I took these out of the shipping box and wore them all day. Didn’t even think to look for an orthotic insert that would fit in them! Comfy. And I’m still recovering from foot surgery from 3 months ago.

Newly back in shoes, these have enough room in the toe.

These boots are great for our crew. They love the design and color and the price point is just right for the farm. We love them.

For my 7 going on 8 son’s birthday. He thought well, can you get me the pc version instead? I’m like what? I usually buy kids toys for me and they just benefit. I thought ok. We did try this xbox version and (great for me, it’s not split screen I’m old) they loved it.

He plays with his younger brother who is going to be 6 also this month. Well it gets worse. The next few days The oldest didn’t want to play and the youngest wants to play with him on roblox and I got stuck trying to level up myself.

I like the game I don’t really have much time to play and it’s easy to level up.

I bought these because bogs seems to be working on their environmental impact and I wanted a durable, multi-use boot to reduce the number of boots we put into landfills. I bought this a little small for my kid since I read reviews online that they were a little big to size.

So far they are everything I could hope for in a boot. It’s genius to have insulation inside the rubber. I think it will make them even more durable than a regular rubber boot. I was worried that the fabric part wouldn’t be 100% waterproof but that hasn’t been the case.

My daughter has been up close to the handles without getting soaked and the fabric dries out pretty quickly. I also really like that they are kinda gender neutral so my son can use them next.

We purchased the size 12 boots a couple of months ago. Within a month, the bottom sole was showing wear more than just the flocking rubbing off. The interior silk like lining on the bottom heal was also peeling off.

This seems to be a change in manufacturing in this style as we have a size 11 boot in this style purchased from a local shoe store and the foam liner goes all the way to the bottom. We really like this style for my son with flat feet as the bottom is sturdy but are disappointed with the change in manufacturing with the liner as it seems less well made and the liner was peeling off within a month of purchase and wear.

Customer service representatives were good to work with resolving the issues with exchanges and refunds.

My daughter has sensory issues, winter clothing, especially winter boots, are a complete nightmare. We’ve tried countless winter boots, and she can’t stand how they feel. She wears rubber boots spring and fall, crocs or nothing in the summer.

I wanted her to be able to play outside for extended periods this winter, so I thought I’d bite the bullet and invest in these. She normally wears a size 10, I measured her feet, they were an once shorter than the size 10 dimensions, so I ordered the 10.

They arrived, she tried them on and said they were too tight. I sent them back for a size up of the same pair. Bogs Canada called me when received, as they didn’t have a size 11 in the classic kitty, so we looked at what they did have and went with the classic Pegasus in purple.

Upon arrival, she tired them on and loves them! They are lightweight, stylish, and seem to be very waterproof. I’m very happy about our investment. I never thought I’d be paying over $100. 00 for a kids shoe, but here we are.

They are well worth the money if your child doesn’t like bulk. Just order a size up as they tend to run a tiny bit small.