🧤 Warm and Waterproof: N'Ice Caps Kids Toddler Baby Easy-On Wrap Thinsulate Winter Mittens - Perfect Protection for Cold Weather! Review

My 4.5 year old daughter skied the green slopes for several days (temperature: 20 to 30 degrees) and these mittens kept her hands warm and dry! Then, when she started playing snowballs, some snow got into her mittens, but when I pulled the snow out, her hands stayed warm, even though the inside of the mittens was a bit damp. I attached the mittens to the Resinta glove clips and it worked really well, I didn't have to worry about her taking the mittens off in the lift.

We love these gloves. These are probably the lightest of the three pairs of snow gloves we have for a three year old. We live north of Lake Tahoe and there are storms that sometimes drop five feet of snow. We tested them on sleds and skis with our 3 year old and they worked flawlessly. We also have the signature elbow and head gloves and these are our favourites. I like the large velcro flap so the gloves can be snug once in a while. You are also a star prize. I highly recommend these gloves.

Bought these to replace my favorite pair of Thinsulate mittens which were beyond repair after a year of hard gaming. They work, but it's not the same pair we had before. Although they have a velcro strap that opens the mitten to slip it over timid, clumsy little hands, they don't open fully like the previous pair. It's frustrating for a kid who is working hard to be independent and struggling to get their hand in a mitten, and frustrating for parents because you know there are (were) mittens…

Doesn't stretch at all but can last 13 months. I'll hit or miss if he has thumbs. If you have a kid stretching out their hand, I think you could place the thumbs correctly. When I put them in front of his jacket, they hold perfectly in his hands. Even after more than an hour outside and crawling through a puddle, his hands were dry and very warm. I would have thought that in wet, damp conditions they would get wet after a while but most gloves do get wet. Great gloves, very warm, stay on, sore…

Mittens for little ones that REALLY keep you warm and dry! 🙌 Worth the money. They don't give my kid the best dexterity, but I really don't care. I'd rather let her get creative with how she manipulates the snow and then come back with cold, red, wrinkled fingers. The velcro feature that allows them to be opened wide for dressing is insanely useful at a low cost. We all see those horrible kids putting their thumb in the thumb hole now. This makes it easy to help them get their hand where it…

These mittens are the easiest thing I've ever put on a kid's hands (and I have several)! I had no problem getting his thumb in the thumb hole, which is a common problem with mittens. The only thing I would change is the thickness of the locking tab. It's quite thin so will likely come off the velcro if you're not careful with it. Since I'm the one putting them on him, I already know I have to be careful not to force them. They fit well and he can move his fingers with them. They aren't stiff…