Kura - Kids' Unlined Rubber Rain Mittens

Stay Dry Mittens that Run a Big

These have been amazing for my two very active toddlers. Purchased to wear over those cheap polyester fabric mittens which seem to be the only thing my toddlers (1 and 3) will agree to wear, even in the dead of winter where temps range the low digits to 30F. My kids are happy to wear them and can move freely in them. The mittens have also proven to keep out the wet (even splashing in melty snow puddles) and some of the cold too. The combo of the polyester stretchy mittens plus the rain mits have kept their little hands warm so far this winter. Wish someone had suggested rain mits to me sooner! I read the reviews about the mittens running large (as with all Reima gear in my experience). I chose to go with size 3/4 for both kids who wear close to the same size, hoping they would get more years out of them and that there would be plenty of room for the liners. The 3T/4T toddler makes do with this size (although they are still quite big with room for thick wool mittens underneath if needed), but the 2T toddler has trouble keeping them in place on his hands where he has use of the thumb slot. Still happy with them, and the kids are sold because they are so functional.

Waterproof, big

These are great, but they run big

Rain mittens

My children were excited to test out these rain mittens over their homemade wool mittens. The wrist strap didn't make them stay on as securely as the velcro mittens we had been using. I might add some velcro to make them fit more securely. They were much bigger than the mittens they had been wearing that were labelled with the same size and everyone went down a size compared to their Didrickson's brand waterproof mittens. I think they will be fantastic for use in the rain but I would not recommend sizing up at all and possibly sizing down unless your children have very large hands. For the price, I am happy to find a waterproof layer to go over their wool mittens so everyone can have a backup pair and stop using their expensive winter mittens in the mud!