EvridWear Stretch Assortment Children 6 8Years Boys' Accessories : Cold Weather Review

They're not very durable, but they're like any other cotton glove, except you get more bang for your buck. The rubber works great and doesn't wear out. These are cheap gloves that help my son. He seems to have lost all of his gloves so I would rather order these as they are inexpensive to replace and come with 3 gloves. I've tried everything: rubber, leather, clip-on and fluffy. I can't get my child to pay attention to my gloves. You work great for us.

These are regular gloves and get cold/wet quite quickly in the snow. A good choice if your child often loses gloves and doesn't spend much time in the snow. If your child rarely loses gloves, you can get very durable waterproof gloves that will last for years at Revain for $18-25. Find Burton Kid Gloves or Dakine Kid Gloves. Note that these other gloves can cost up to $40 or even more for 1 pair (not 3 like these) but you can often get offers/discounts on Revain, just keep checking back.

I like these gloves for my boys because they fit them well (6 and 7 years old) and have handles in the palm for easy carrying (they don't tell me) but they also differentiate themselves from all the other millions of gloves at school so they can figure out which ones are theirs and take them home. They are not suitable for snow, but are excellent for cool autumn and snow-free winter days. I took off a star just because I wish they came in a pack of 6 and I wish they were about a dollar cheaper.