N’Ice Caps Kids Thinsulate Easy On Velcro Wrap Mittens with Elbow Length Cuff (2-3yrs, Fuchsia)

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N'Ice Caps Kids Thinsulate Easy On Velcro Wrap Mittens with Elbow Length Cuff (2-3yrs, Fuchsia)

N’ice Caps Kids Thinsulate Easy On Velcro Wrap Mittens with Elbow Length Cuff. 80 Gram 3M Thinsulate lining recommended for extreme cold weather. Reflector trim for added safety purposes, will glow in the dark as light shines upon it. Long extended length cuffs for outdoor snow activities. Colors available: Black; Fuchsia; Navy; Royal; Dark Purple; Light Purple. Sizes available (with product dimensions): One size fits 18mos – 3yrs (5.0 inches from elastic under wrists to end of mitten fingers, 3.4 inches across palm of mittens); One size fits 3-4 years (5.5 inches from elastic under wrists to end of mitten fingers, 3.5 inches across palm of mittens); One size fits 5-7 years (6.0 inches from elastic under wrists to end of mitten fingers, 4.0 inches across palm of mittens);One size fits 8-12 years (6.5 inches from elastic under wrists to end of mitten fingers, 4.25 inches across palm of mittens)

  • 80 Gram 3M Thinsulate lining for extreme cold weather; waterproof lining
  • Reflector trim for added safety when outside in the dark
  • Gusset insert under velcro wrap; elastic under wrist
  • Full sure gripper PVC on palms and thumbs
  • Long extended length cuffs; draw cord with lock on cuffs

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2 thoughts on “N’Ice Caps Kids Thinsulate Easy On Velcro Wrap Mittens with Elbow Length Cuff (2-3yrs, Fuchsia)”

  2. Anonymous
    5.0 out of 5 stars
    I liked these. I could not get my 14-mo-old hands …, May 19, 2016
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    J. Smith (Whitefield, ME USA) –

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    This review is from: N’Ice Caps Kids Elbow Length Cuff Waterproof Thinsulate Wrap Snow Mittens (Apparel)
    I liked these. I could not get my 14-mo-old hands to go all the way inside the mitten, but that didn’t matter. I just closed it around the arms (outside of the jacket–some reviewers try to have them go under the jacket which seems impossible) and his hands stayed relatively warm while we went sliding. He was frustrated that he couldn’t pick up anything, but it was a much better solution than the baby mittens that never stay on and don’t keep hands warm.
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