🧥 Adjustable Girls' Balaclava - Weatherproof Children's Accessories for Wind Protection Review

Bought for my 6 year old daughter. We've only used it once but she loves it. The material is soft and she loves that there is an option to wear it like the picture by sliding the mouth cover down and sliding the cap down to just cover the neck. Her head was warm from him. It was easy to wash and I hung it out to dry in case it shrunk.

Ordered for a 3 year old boy in blue and orange colour. Looks like a big but. We can do it, we have a very windy late winter and I think it will work. The concern was obvious that it doesn't cover the forehead, but if we tighten the strap it will fall off. In case you wear it when the weather calls for it, this is a nice, cute hat.

Too big for a 5 year old. Not a perfect fit as stated in the description for ages 3-11. Insufficient page description. It's perfect for mom. But I didn't buy for my mother. I bought for my 5 year old girl to wear to school during recess. Very disappointed. After seeing other people's reviews, I bought it, but the size is too big. Even we fit tightly with the included thong. It's completely out of her head.

Good product! Got this as part of a lite deal for my 4.5 year old. She has a normal to above average head size, but nothing insanely big ha, and it suits her very well. Good switches make us tighten it. There is room to grow, but I wouldn't say too much. It's great because it covers her entire neck and head and most of her face. It's much easier to manage than a scarf. Not sure why some reviews say it's huge. Maybe they just have a smaller head. Definitely think that having an average age of 4…

Like any fleece it creates static electricity and tangles your hair but we expected that. I didn't expect super thick, warm fleece, comfortable cut and size and great design! There are separate straps for the outer hood and chin piece and my daughter says it's very warm. He braved the arctic winds on the bow of a moving whale watch boat off the coast of Canada in September when all the adults were completely frozen and hiding with deaf ears in all the layers we had, but my daughter's face was…

So my son refuses to wear a hood on his jackets - apparently they are made of lava. But that! He is almost 2 years old and after an initial electrocution on his head he decided he liked it. This naturally gives him something to chew on, like the part that sits just above his mouth. He wears it though, it keeps him warm and protected from harsh winds without constricting. We liked it so much that the rest of the adults in the family ordered them (appropriate sizes of course, so another list)…

Good product! Got this as part of a lite deal for my 4.5 year old. She has a normal to above average head size, but nothing insanely big ha, and it suits her very well. Good switches make us tighten it. There is room to grow, but I wouldn't say too much. It's great because it covers her entire neck and head and most of her face. It's much easier to manage than a scarf. Not sure why some reviews say it's huge. Maybe they just have a smaller head. Definitely think that having an average age of 4…

Like any fleece, it will remove static electricity and tangle their hair, but we expected it. I didn't expect super thick, warm fleece, comfortable cut and size and great design! There are separate straps for the outer hood and chin piece and my daughter says it's very warm. He braved the arctic winds on the bow of a moving whale watch boat off the coast of Canada in September when all the adults were completely frozen and hiding with deaf ears in all the layers we had, but my daughter's face…

So my son refuses to wear a hood on his jackets - apparently they are made of lava. But that! He is almost 2 years old and after an initial electrocution on his head he decided he liked it. This naturally gives him something to chew on, like the part that sits just above his mouth. He wears it though, it keeps him warm and protected from harsh winds without constricting. We liked it so much that the rest of the adults in the family ordered them (appropriate sizes of course, so another list)…