🧤 Winter Waterproof Girls' Driving Gloves - Essential Accessories for Cold Weather Review

My daughter's hands stayed dry and warm. Depends on how long they play in the snow, but overall the gloves let them have fun without worrying about little fingers. I machine washed it because it got dirty and made it look new again, but I'll probably clean it when needed.

and... well, if your child has long , thin fingers, it will not fit. It took me a good 30 minutes to get my daughter's fingers in there and it took less than a minute playing in the snow for the glove to slip off. Perhaps that is why most people recommend mittens for children under 5 years old.

Daughter's hands stayed dry and warm. Depends on how long they play in the snow, but overall the gloves let them have fun without worrying about little fingers. I machine washed it because it got dirty and made it look new again, but I'll probably clean it when needed.

I have these gloves for my 3 years old and my 5 year old. My 3 year old has issues with finger holes so he didn't use them much. My 5 year old daughter goes to school every day and she had it for maybe a month if that's the case when I noticed 4 different fingers were separated on the outside. Leave holes for snow to enter and penetrate the lining. I sewed them together with appropriate thread and added fabric glue to try to waterproof my pieces. Funny that I had to do that at all. I am not…

The gloves are nice and seem to be well made, but do not buy a product intended for both girls and boys (pink ski gloves for girls) because of the size the product would best fit the boy's size. From the description of these pink winter/ski gloves I was under the impression that a size 6/7 would fit my 5 year old. An old one who has outgrown his ski/winter glove size 4/5. Anyway, I went with size 6/7. Unfortunately they are too big for my 5 year old. old. However, I am keeping them in the hope…