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Frequently Asked Questions
Mitts are warmer and easier for young children to put on. Gloves suit older kids who need to use poles and adjust their own gear.
Kids' ski and snow gloves
Mitts for younger kids
Mitts are warmer than gloves and much easier for small children to pull on, which is why they suit younger kids and ski school. Older kids who handle poles and bindings often prefer gloves.Kids' ski and snow gloves
Mitts for younger kids
Mitts are warmer than gloves and much easier for small children to pull on, which is why they suit younger kids and ski school. Older kids who handle poles and bindings often prefer gloves.
Keep them dry
Children spend a lot of time in the snow, not just on it. A waterproof glove or mitt keeps hands dry, and dry hands stay warm.
Sizing
Kids' gloves are sized by age or hand size; each product page has the brand's size chart. Avoid buying several sizes up: a glove that is too big lets snow in and makes it hard to grip.