Dakine Titan vs Hestra Baby Zip Long Mitt

These are way more durable. I also like the little pockets on the outside. I put my lift pass in there for easy scanning. Also just remembered the glove liners are great for when it’s extra cold

But she complains of her hands being cold every time she wears these, even on days with temps in the 30s. Her Obermeyer gloves keep her warm on days with temps in the teens, but she needed an extra pair for home and school so I bought these. Won’t buy again and will stick with the Obermeyer.

I am going to keep them but keep an eye out for warmer gloves. I gave Dakine a fair shot by trying Scouts and Titans but I need a warm glove.

I was hoping these would be my answer to a truly warm and waterproof mitten for toddlers and preschoolers. They are definitely warmer than other mittens we have tried (llbean, rei, landsend), but they are still wet all the way through when my kid comes in after playing in the snow.

Fits well, very warm and is very waterproof. I skied with just the liners on a warm day and they were perfect. The adaptive touch worked great. They pair well together and don’t snag or bunch inside

While the sizing is supposed to be age appropriate, we had to size down 2 sizes for our children. The mittens are great and very warm, highly recommend.

Not sure how people are saying these are warm. They are not at all warm. My finger tips still got cold during skiing. Returning

Her fingers were swollen and red from the cold. I felt terrible! Her hands were as cold as my hands without gloves. For the price I would have expected better performance. In summary, not warm enough for a Rocky Mountain winter