We have tried so many ski mittens out there (marmot, Columbia, stonz, dakine). I have finally found the perfect mitten for two year old hands that stay on!!!! Snow stoppers. Just ordered a third pair. Had to share since good mittens are so hard to find!!
pear / 1737 posts
These are great. I have them for my toddler and my daycare kid has a similar kind different brand with no thumbs. I wish they were a bit cheaper. Haha. Wishful thinking I know!
grapefruit / 4584 posts
Yes! My 2.5 year old DD wears them as well (with no thumbs) - I'll have to look into a thumb version for next year! My oldest has North Face mittens, which are also good, but are were way too big until this year (she's 4).
hostess / wonderful grape / 20803 posts
@PinkElephant: The ones with thumbs have been fine for us - he gets his thumb in just fine!! Also i have to say that I do like Stonz mittens a lot, but they are good for my almost 5 year old, not the toddler!
honeydew / 7235 posts
@winniebee: we just bought these for my older son and i love them! definitely getting them for my other son asap
wonderful kiwi / 23653 posts
Thanks! K hasn't been that interested to play in snow so I'm adding this on my list for next year!
pomegranate / 3658 posts
We've been using Snowstoppers for 2 months and they are the ONLY mittens I would ever consider using. DH tried putting some of the flimsy fleece ones on her the other day and I was like, those are not even real. Use the snowstoppers.
We have the ones with no thumbs. I think they start having thumbs at the next size up.
cherry / 235 posts
I haven't seen those before - will have to check them out!
These are the ones I found this season at Costco, Head brand, and I think they genius - they have a zipper on the side so you can actually make sure the thumb is in the right place. And if you put them on before the coat they are long enough to stay on.
pear / 1961 posts
@winniebee: fantastic timing! i'm totally overnighting a pair or two before we head to PC! 
persimmon / 1458 posts
Amazing! Why is it that so many snow gloves are so darn hard to get their hands in?????
pomelo / 5220 posts
Yup! Those are the ones we have and they are the best! Nice long sleeves so they can't pull them off, waterproof and not expensive!
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