🧤 Hestra Baby Primaloft Insulation Mittens: Girls' Accessories for Optimal Warmth Review

Very warm. I bought for my 21 months. They slipped after a long game. But not all the time, so I would recommend them. I'm sure they will be perfect next winter

These gloves were worth every penny. My kid's hands stayed warm while skiing in British Columbia and the temperature was in the mid-twenties (Fahrenheit). Most manufacturers make cheap kids gloves that don't work well, but they appear to be a very high quality product.

I bought this glove for my 4 year old son. We started with size 4 mittens. After several rounds of returns, he was given a size 2. My 7 year old wears a size 5. Although the size was supposed to be age appropriate, we had to go 2 sizes down for our kids. The mittens are excellent and very warm, highly recommended.

These are very warm. I like to just slip these mittens over my little Ripper's jacket sleeve to ensure no skin is visible due to the height of these mittens. The zipper is long which makes it easy and hassle-free for our little one to put on these mittens.

I was hoping that this would be my answer to a really warm and waterproof mitten for toddlers and preschoolers. They're definitely warmer than the other mittens we've tried (llbean, rei, landing) but they're still wet when my kid comes in after playing in the snow.

I bought these mittens for my 4 year old son. We started with size 4 mittens. After several rounds of returns, he got a size 2. My 7 year old is a size 5. Although the size was supposed to be age appropriate, we had to go 2 sizes down for our kids. The mittens are excellent and very warm, highly recommended.

Hands down the best mittens ever. They close all the way to get your thumb out. The liner does not pull out by hand like the "other" brand long mittens we own. I will buy it again every year when my daughter grows up. My 3 year old loves them! That alone is worth its weight in gold :). No arguments!

I was hoping this would be my answer for a really warm and waterproof mitten for toddlers and preschoolers. They're definitely warmer than the other mittens we've tried (llbean, rei, landing) but they're still wet when my kid comes in after playing in the snow.

Disappointed. I wanted my daughter to love them and keep them warm this winter especially as they are expensive. But she complains that her hands get cold every time she puts them on, even on days in her 30s. Her Obermeyer gloves keep her warm on her teenage days with a fever but she needed an extra pair for home and school so I bought them. . Will not buy it again and will choose Obermeyer.

Total disappointment. The design is great but not warm enough for my daughter to be outside when the temperature is below 35 degrees. Her fingers were swollen and red from the cold. I felt terrible! Her hands were as cold as my bare hands. For the price I expected better performance. In general, it is not warm enough for a winter in the Rocky Mountains. look elsewhere