ZippyRooz Full Long Finger Bike Gloves: Perfect for Toddler & Little Kids Review

I bought 3 types of gloves because gloves are essential in martial arts. They didn't fit my kids fingers very well, some were too long. This gave us a better approach to the Giro DND II Jr youth gloves. Although they were easy to get.

These are amazing, they require some effort but that's to be expected. My baby is 18 months old and active, she needs something to protect her hands in hot weather and allow her to grab balls, sticks etc, that's all, they are very cute too.

They are charming. My 2.5 year old has a balance bike and I wanted him to wear something to keep his hands warm in the cooler months. They are so cute and my son loves the little aliens on them. Glad I have them - I'm giving 4 stars instead of 5 because I wish they could hold on to the underside of their gloves to keep their hands from slipping off the wheel etc.

They are definitely for warmer weather. My kid complains that his fingers get cold in temperatures below 33F and the reason I bought them was because their hands don't get cold in colder weather AND they can still operate the brake levers. I would recommend only using them for cycling as they wear out very quickly if you try to use them for anything else and kids will want to use them for everything because they look cool.

Anyone with a toddler knows how difficult it is to find gloves that actually fit your child, let alone one that fits their child corresponds to the same quality and characteristics. like a grown-up glove. I was amazed when we took these full finger gloves out of the box and put them on our husband. Perfect fit for our 4 year old and honestly I can't think of a better product. Well done ZippyRooz A+++. These gloves were purchased and not sent to us as part of a free product if you look at it.

The gloves fit perfectly and prevent my brilliant son from sinking his thumb. We tried apple cider, hot sauce, bitter-tasting nail polish, anti-thumb sucking and Nip It hand sanitizer. Everyone fails because my son kept figuring out how to drown his finger every two or two days. These gloves do a good job of preventing my son from taking his gloves off and also do not interfere with his daily activities. Gloves are only removed at school to wash hands before eating.

My older child has regular fingerless gloves (I'll add a photo) and she loves her gloves. My friend recommended them because protecting hands is very important so the kids can come back and ride again. I got the full finger gloves because I wanted her hand to be clean and safe, easy to stop to eat without worrying about a thorough cleaning (kid is always stopping and finding treasures on the floor). size just right. (I'm a size 3-4) My child just turned 4 years old and will probably not be able

These gloves are great for my 2 year old (almost 3 year old) on his glider bike. We've just started taking him on mountain trails so he needs good protection if he occasionally falls and gets his hands on mud and rocks. He fell into her for the first time, and as he stood up, he looked down at his hands and laughed when he realized they didn't hurt. These, along with Strider's elbow and knee pads, definitely boosted his confidence on the bike, allowing him to have more fun while staying safer…

Great starting quality now, looks/feels/looks like good adult gloves but comes in smaller packs. The size is perfect for my 1.5 year old (I wear a size 1-2). soft upper, durable palm material and fairly decent dexterity (especially with small/chunky hands). As well as riding, we'll probably also use them as lightweight gloves (for warmth) for hiking etc. It takes a little longer than mittens, but their dexterity helps a lot. Not getting frustrated and not taking her clothes off all the time…