Kids Fingerless Mittens Convertible Flip Top Gloves, Soft Knitted Gloves for Boys and Girls - 3 Pairs Review

There is no consistency or quality between these gloves. The loop that holds the finger lid varies in size between gloves, rendering the flap almost useless.

They looked like they would fall apart right out of the box. There are threads hanging from each finger. My toddler will surely pull them out in a second. To return.

The colors are good, the product arrived on time but the quality is very poor. Threads are sticking out everywhere, the loop on one doesn't work at all, it's so loose. They pretty much fall apart once you get them, but the last minute one-off cosplay item kinda worked. You get what you pay for. They're not enough for a sock or two.

I bought these for my 4 year old son who hates mittens because he can't use his fingers and the fingers in normal gloves are always too long for his little fingers. This is a great alternative. I don't think they will be super warm and obviously won't play with them in the snow but I think they will be good enough to keep me cool and most importantly convince my 4 year old to use them as his hands to wear will still be functional.

It's probably more my fault for being inattentive, but there's no way to cover your thumb in these mittens. I've just never seen a pair that didn't have their thumbs closed. Also, the buttonhole is quite thin, making it difficult to fasten and unbutton. Although they came quickly

Didn't know they did this style with thumbs cut off. How is folding a mitten supposed to keep their thumbs warm!? It also looks very cheap, you can see that the rubber strap is sticking out from the top.

Within the first few days they began to clear up. They won't dissolve anymore and I hope they last at least the next couple of weeks.

The fabric is good, but in two sets of three, the overlay on the mittens has been sewn directly over the fingers of the gloves. Since there is no thumb cover, mine got very cold while walking.

I like these for my daughter who is 5 years old. They had some sewing problems so I had to cut off some of the rope so my fingers could get through.

They are smaller than I thought and didn't realize the thumbs aren't covered. Good for a "cool game" so I'll leave them, but that wasn't the intended purpose.

It's a pity I didn't pay attention to the picture, but the thumb is also cut off, and part of the mitten does not cover the thumb, so the thumb is always open in these gloves. Totally useless for any cold weather scenario. I have no idea what you could use them for. It's impossible to give it a single star, so I'll give them one.

Children wore them to go sledding - a bad idea. Your fingers are frozen. The material is so thin and poorly sewn, when they finished sledding (we lasted 10 minutes because their fingers were freezing) most of the threads came undone and I threw them in the trash. inferior quality. If I could give 0 stars I would. Not worth the money. Spend a little more and get the Thinsulate brand instead.

return of these gloves. Very disappointed with poor quality. Material like very old thin socks. So strange! Save your money!

I wish I could give zero stars. This product is of very poor quality and looks like it was made by a toddler. My 4 year old actually came out and was saddened by how awful they looked. I'll be back.

Nice gloves, difficult to open especially when you are wearing them. The thumb is not covered when you pull the mitten over your fingers.

The gloves are of very poor quality. The thread came loose from the fingers from the pocket and the fabric is very thin. The seams are not sewn. It won't hold up when I'm wearing it on my baby, let alone keeping anything warm. Get something different!

These are terrible mittens/gloves. They are very thin and don't even remotely warm your hands. They're cheaply made too, one of the three pairs had the little finger hole sewn up because they attached the mittens to the back of the glove, ooooh. useless for people with small fingers. Ha. There were also all these protruding threads everywhere, badly processed. I will send these back.

Children wore them to go sledding is not a good idea. Your fingers are frozen. The material is so thin and poorly sewn that by the time they finished sledding (we took 10 minutes as their fingers were icy) most of the thread material had come loose and I threw it in the trash. inferior quality. If I could give 0 stars I would. Not worth the money. Spend a little more and get the Thinsulate brand instead.

I have very small hands and a very cold house. I needed something for my hands when doing my homework on the computer. Despite the fact that these gloves are fairly snug, they get the job done. When I first received them, many threads came out of the seams. The button is not very reliable and there is no way to cover the thumb. I appreciate that they warm my hands a bit, but my poor thumb suffers. I'm afraid they won't last long due to the poor quality.