Easy Dry Insert L-Bow Gloves and Mittens

I returned these after trying them for my 4.5 year old daughter. They were impossible to get on, and once on, the universal thumb was so spacious my daughter felt like she couldn't grip anything.

Wish the gloves were waterproof, they became very wet and had to be changed.The elbow length is great, however,the inserts were much smaller than the gloves and we could not use them at all.

These gloves were as great as I was hoping. I ordered a Large pair for my 7 y/o, and she only needs help putting the second one on. I ordered a Medium pair for my 5 y/o, and it is a bit of a struggle to get them over her hand, even with the velcro loosened. Once on, though,they're great.
Highly recommended!

My kids love these gloves for going out in the snow, because the snow doesn't get on their arms and hands because of the long sleeves. I think every kid should have a pair.

Unfortunately, none of my children could get their hands in these mittens even though I ordered a size bigger than they normally wear.

Keeps snow off their wrists, however extremely difficult to put on, kids thought they were uncomfortable and their hands were freezing cold. All three of my kids prefer regular gloves/mittens rather than these.

We had older versions of L-Bow gloves that the kids had outgrown. There's nothing like an elbow-length mitten for playing in the snow. These are well-made, and this version is even better than the previous because it has a liner mitten as well. However, the size was advertised as 9-12 years, but both of my kids (9 & 11) found them to be too tight and confining.

Definitely a good product -- a little challenging to get on, initially. Removal of the inserts made the job easier. Over the elbow feature is nice -- it would be great to get these mittens on before the jacket.

Mitten liner doesn't stay attachen and bunches up at the bottom.

I like the idea of these mittens, but once I get them on my toddler we'll see what really happens.

i was looking for something like this for my daughter to use in daycare. she doesn't like cold weather and hates outdoor time in the winter. She is underwieght for 2 years old (3rd percentile) and still couldn't get the mittens in. we are using it after removing the fleece lining. I can't retun it since I misplaced the tags.

I was very disappointed because I thought it was a GREAT idea. But, the liner inside and the shortness of the thumb made it very difficult to put on and then they couldn't hold onto anything. I have to use them without the liner and then they aren't very warm.

I ordered these mitts for my five year old boy. When they arrive i was disapointed in their humb desing. The mittens look like a puppet with the thumb insert right on the palm of the hand (wierd!!). That desing made them very unconfortable. [...]

I ordered these mittens back in September and was so excited to finally break them out last week now that it is cold enough for my 2-year-old son to wear them. The first two times he wore them, I was ecstatic - - finally, a mitten that kept his little hands warm in 20 degree weather, allowed him to manuever his hands and grasp things AND stayed on for an hour of outside play! However, the third time he wore these, the seam where the orange and navy meet on the top outside of the mitten began to fray. He didn't snag it on anything...I don't understand what happened. It literally just seemed to start coming apart on its own. Well, now the seam is frayed halfway across the top of the mitten, and the batting is coming out - - and since it's frayed, it's not something I can sew back together. No more warm little hands, and I'm really disappointed that I'd paid so much for a pair of mittens that only last 3 wears. As much as this product has going for it, I can't give more than a one star rating for something with such a short life.

My twin boys had these last year and loved that their hands stayed dry. We bought them this year for our daughter and won't have to worry her mittens will keep falling off, as she plays. I think an older child may prefer the gloves.