MCTi Kids Mittens Waterproof Winter Ski Warm Sherpa Lined Long Cuff with String

We live in Alaska, so good snow gloves are a must. These gloves have become my go-to for my 2 yr old and I absolutely love them. At first after receiving these gloves, I was dissatisfied because they seemed so big and I couldn’t get my toddler’s thumb in the thumb hole (I’ve now learned from other veteran moms to not even worry about the thumb, tiny kids don’t need it). These are SO easy to pull on over her coat sleeves and cinch down. She can get them off if she wants, but they never come off accidentally. I’ve never had an issue with her hands getting wet or cold. I love them and will buy more as she gets bigger.UPDATE: 4 starsA year later after daily use, the plastic, waterproof interior has all peeled away. I'm not sure if it's a fault of the gloves or honestly if we just put them through the wringer! But my daughter never once complained about her hands being cold, even in negatives. I'm thinking about buying another pair...UPDATE: 2nd kid...I'm now shopping for my next child. After living in Alaska for longer and knowing more moms and go-to brands, I'm buying Stonz mittens ($50) as they have a great reputation here and might last longer. I'd recommend these MCTi gloves or the Costco kid zip-up ski gloves as a cheaper back-up pair, or a go-to pair if your winter isn't as long or intense as Alaska's!

I rarely ever write reviews, but for all the parents who struggle to get mittens on their kids or have gaps between jacket and glove where snow and cold gets in...these mittens are awesome. I wish we had bought these years ago... warm, dry hands, easy to put on.

**2021 update: these gloves have finally met their demise with a seam ripping on the outer thumb... overall impressed with longevity of a winter glove. Likely will purchase again, they are my sons go to glove!*2019 purchase:Can't say enough!!! My son is rough on things... and these have been doing great (only minor wear note on the silver brand tag)! I do wash them weekly when he gets home from school. We live in Maine, so winters are all over the place (ice, snow, below zero temps). My son says they keep his hands warm. I love that the can easily go over his coat sleeves, no snow down into the glove, or up his arm with these!! I'll be buying again for sure!

Out 3 1/2 year old daughter attends a Montessori and they spend a lot of time outdoors every day, even on the colder Wisconsin days. She was complaining about her hands getting cold so we went on the search for some better mittens. We picked up two pair - these and another similar pair made with Thinsulate. She prefers these because she says they're warmer. We purchased the XXS size and they're still a little big on her, but they've become her go-to mittens. The polyurethane material around the fingertips is showing signs of wear but they've already seen some hard use.

"Red" is not red. Our 10 year old son wanted his gloves to be his favorite color, red. We ordered the "Red" ones and when they arrived our son was very disapointed. "These are pink!" He said. He was right. These are not red. They are dark pink. The ad picture of the little girl wearing a pink jacket and "red" gloves encouraged us to purchase these gloves. They looked red in that picture. But they are not red. Our son is off to a snow campout with boy scouts and he's not excited about wearing pink gloves with his friends. But we don't have time to order new gloved. What a let down!Description had now changed to "deep pink". It was red when we purchased them a few days ago.

I bought this pair for my 6 year old. He's in the 75% for height and and 50% for weight. The gloves are a little big but still fit good. They're easy enough for my 6 yo to put on independently at school! I love that the cuffs can go around the outside of the sleeves of the coat so my LO doesnt struggle with putting on gloves independently. The inside is a soft wool type of material...I can see it becoming rougher after a few washes, but overall fine. My LO says they keep him almost too warm when outside. We havent had any issues with wet hands while playing in the snow. We live in MN, so we get plenty of snow to experience with!

I bought these mittens for my almost 4-year-old grandson, who hates wearing mittens, and always takes them off as soon as he's out of immediate adult reach on the play yard. These mittens have the features I was looking for: Water-proof fabric, well made, extend well above his wrists, a cord to attach to each mitten and run through his jacket sleeves, grippy fabric on the palms for when he climbs on play equipment, and a feature I hadn't thought of, a reflective stripe on each mitten. I haven't had a chance to give him the mittens, but I have high hopes that he will like them enough to want to wear them.

I bought these for my 17 months old toddler as we were getting ready for his first winter to officially play in the snow. I knew the sizing would be big but was intent on using them for another year or two. After receiving them I think its probably better for at least 3-4 years old.We visited my parents near the rockies mountains in BC and unfortunately every time we bring our boy out with these gloves he returns home with purply red hands icy cold. The weather here gets to -5~-15 celsius. I’m not sure what is the problem with the gloves. I make sure the opening ends are inside his snowsuit so there shouldn't be any cold air sneaking in at all. Maybe they aren’t supposed to be used in such a cold weather??I’m also really frustrated as I find them super challenging to put on my baby’s hands since his hands are so small.On a side note, if I do put an extra pair of thin cotton gloves inside these, his hands would be less purply but this defeats the purpose of wearing a single all-purpose waterproof fleece gloves no? And plus it gets even more challenging if I’m putting two pairs of gloves. It adds a serious 5-10 minutes to leave the door as I’m fighting to put these on… Sigh…🥲

Easy for child to put on and take off. Long elasticized cuff keeps snow off of wrists. Hands are warm and dry after making snowman Bonus, includes string guard to attach to mitts so they don't get lost.

Product is great quality and has elastic cuffs for an air tight fit.The clasp to connect the mitts together when not in use is incredibly stiff but doesn't effect performance.

I got size 3 for my 2 year old. They are a bit big for him but they are still warm and will last us another few seasons. I love how long they are, they really keep the arm and hands warm.

Love these!!! We live in southwest ontario, canada so our winters are typically -10 up to -25 on average and I’ve found these keep my kiddos hands warm and dry. I also love the elastic on these and I’ve gone through a ton of gloves to get a decent elastic.