Review on 🧤 Outdoor Girls' Winter Waterproof Glove Mittens - Accessorize in Style by Tiffany Love

These are regular winter gloves but they didn't live up to expectations. They are comfortable and have a nice long, stretchy snow waistband. However, they didn't have the advertised non-slip palm. Instead, the palm was made of the same thin, waterproof fabric as the rest of the glove, only black. This makes it difficult to get a ski pole or something else, such as. B. a banister to grab. Sizes run small. I'm a size 11-14 for my 10 year old and it barely fit due to the length of her toe. Keep this in mind if your child has longer fingers. My daughter wore them on a warmer ski day in her 20's and 30's and they were warm enough. In the elevator, she sometimes had to pull her fingers into the glove piece and make a ball to warm her hands. She dressed well in layers so they weren't warm enough on a more typically cold ski day. They also have an adjustable wrist strap. But there is no nose pad or waterproof layer. Admittedly, they're not common in entry-level kids' gloves, and they should be fine for most winter uses and recreational skiing. However, if your child is an avid skier or snowboarder, or spends a lot of time outdoors on very cold or rainy days, consider gloves with wider specifications and better insulation. layer