Shoes Made for Kids
Built for Big Adventures.
They're climbing couches, racing through backyards, jumping in puddles, and turning everyday moments into adventures. That's why we believe kids' shoes should be simple, comfortable, and built to keep up.
At Romp Stomp, we create footwear that gives little feet the freedom to move, play, and explore without getting in the way.
Whether it's their first steps or their fastest sprint yet, we're here to help kids enjoy being kids.
From the Orphanage to the Entrepreneur
Romp Stomp is owned and operated by Nik Eckman, a Utah-based entrepreneur and graduate of BYU's entrepreneurship program.
But long before he owned a business, Nik grew up in an orphanage.
He knows what it's like for something as simple as a pair of shoes to make a difference. Good shoes provide more than comfort. They help a child feel confident, prepared, and cared for.
That experience shaped how he sees the world and ultimately influenced why he chose to purchase Romp Stomp in 2026.
Today, he runs the company with a simple goal: create great products, serve families well, and make a positive impact on children wherever possible.
Buy One. Donate One.
One Pair for Your Child. One Pair for a Child in Need.
Every Romp Stomp purchase helps provide shoes to orphaned and vulnerable children through our partnership with A Child's Hope Foundation.
“Every kid deserves shoes built for the life they’re actually living.”- Nik Eckman
Our Promise: We're not trying to become the biggest children's shoe company in the world.
We're focused on something much simpler:
Making great shoes for active kids, treating customers like family, and helping more children put their best foot forward.
Thank you for being part of the Romp Stomp story.
Meet the Team
The People Behind Romp Stomp
At Romp Stomp, we're passionate about helping little explorers move, play, and grow with confidence. Behind every product, every customer interaction, and every big idea is a team dedicated to creating a better experience for families. Get to know the people helping bring the Romp Stomp mission to life.
