A Game-Changer for Winter Fun: CREAZONE Kids' Gloves Review

I recently bought these gloves for my kid, and they've been a lifesaver on days when they want to go sledding and regular gloves just won't cut it. They're perfect for wet snow and freezing temperatures.

Product type: Kids' winter gloves

Brand: CREAZONE

Price: 942 rubles

Material: 100% polyester

Size: 6-8 years

Color: Black

Where I bought it: Ozон

Manufacturer: Russia

⛷️Description:

These waterproof gloves have a tough material with a membrane and synthetic insulation to keep my kid's hands warm on chilly days. The colorful cuffs with reflective strips will make my kid more visible in the evening or on cloudy days. The gloves have a fleece lining with anti-pilling treatment, which keeps hands warm without making them sweaty. The high cuff and elastic wrist strap will protect my kid's hands from snow when we're out playing in the snow or building a snowman. The gloves can be connected with a carabiner, making it easy to store them in a cubby in daycare or at home.

⛷️Appearance:

The gloves have a label with the brand name and product details.

They look like ski gloves, actually. My grandfather used to wear similar ones for motorcycling in the fall. But back then, there weren't any small sizes available.

The material is sturdy and well-sewn. There's a wrist strap with a reflective element.

I was really impressed with the rubber cuff made from fabric with a seamless seam. It's designed to be tucked into your sleeve, keeping snow and wind out.

The inside lining is made from fleece with anti-pilling treatment, which helps retain warmth and prevents sweaty palms.

The gloves come with a built-in carabiner - a first for me. It's really convenient to clip them to a hook or hang them up in a shed.

⛷️Practicality:

These gloves fit my hand perfectly, and the inside is so soft and comfortable that I even ordered a size 12 for myself. The rubber cuff doesn't dig in anywhere, and my fingers are free to move.

However, our special needs child can't put these gloves on themselves - it requires adjusting the cuff and pulling the glove up. It's not a practical solution for us, and our caregivers won't be able to help with it either. We've had this issue before, where they've struggled to put on their shoes and ended up putting their foot through a hole. They're always walking on tiptoes, and everyone sees it, but no one corrects them. And now, with these gloves, it'll be the same story - they won't be able to put them on, so they'll have to go out with bare hands in the cold. It's just frustrating, especially since we have three children with special needs in our group, and I wonder why people who don't understand autism are working with them. It's a cry for help, I'm sorry...

And now, I'm supposed to take photos, but I'm feeling frustrated.

I've gotta say, these gloves have it all - they're perfect for shredding the gnar on a snowy mountain or just lounging around on a cold winter day.

The material is really sturdy The construction is solid The lining is super soft and comfortable There's a reflective strip for added visibility The cuffs aren't stiff or uncomfortable They're seriously comfortable and easy to wear

They're a bit pricey, but I think they're worth it

Verdict: If you're looking for a solid pair of gloves for hitting the slopes or braving the elements, these are a great choice. I'd definitely recommend them.