A&R SportsToddler Handguards Gloves

I bought these gloves for my three year old daughter. These gloves are every similar to the ones you can find for a couple of dollars at Walmart and Target, but they are toddler sized. They do not provide extreme warmth, so I would recommend a different pair if they are needed for the snow. They fit her as well as I expected. She has long, slender fingers. They fit in the length, but are wide for fingers. The elastic around the wrist keeps them on well. When she is wearing them she doesn't have very good use of her hands, it would be difficult to color or hold small items, but they are find for holding my hand or walking around outside. I do recommend these, because I wasn't able to find another pair this cheap for toddlers and they work fairly well.

Fit my toddler, though he’s tiny for 21 months and still wearing a size 12-18 months, they are a pinch to big but perfect for his Mickey Mouse Halloween costume.

Product is poorly threaded and very thin. My 2 year old put his thumb in, got stuck on a thread that was out of sequence and there was an immediate dime sized hole. Not high quality. Only $4 but better to spend your money on a couple of slices of pizza (which might last longer). Sorry guys...just not a quality product.

Used these for a Mickey costume but was hoping to get some wear for the winter as well. For my daughter the hand part is too big and the fingers are too short. Without a good fit we might as well use mittens which are easier to get on.

I got these for my son’s Mickey Mouse Halloween costume and they were perfect

Just what I was looking for to go with Mickey Mouse costume.

Exponentially too big for my 20-month old, and the gloves arrived with some snags and loose threads. I know they are inexpensive gloves and had low expectations for the quality, but these still didn't meet that standard. I'll keep them and hopefully my child will grow into them, but the size seems suited for at least a 5-6 year old, not a toddler.

Great costume gloves for toddler

Great toddler gloves. My daughter is 25 pounds and the height of a 2 year old even though just 16 months. She gets annoyed with mittens and only keeps them on for so long so was looking for some gloves but was having difficulty finding ones small enough. These are perfect! They still have a bit of room in the pinky and thumb and what not but fit well and stay on and best part is she doesn't try and take them off. They are definitely not for super cold days... like wouldn't have her in them at below 4 or 5 degrees. But for those days that its 7 or 9 out where shes needing some protection they are great . Also love for taking to the park too so I don't have to wash her hands after. So convenient during a pandemic to not have to worry about her putting her hands in her mouth on the way home before I have a chance to wash them . Two thumbs up from me. They are well made and stretchy. Would buy again for sure.

My toddler hates mitts because she can't really interact. I mean we still put mitts on her when she is playing with snow as you can't find waterproof gloves for a toddler. However these stretch gloves fit my smallish 2 1/2 year old perfectly and will be great in fall and early spring when it's still just too cold for their little hands. We bought two pairs and I would recommend you do the same (temporaily lost/dirty etc.) The different colours on each finger are also helpful for me to communicate which finger she needs to bend down to get them on. They aren't waterproof, they aren't windproof but they are just like a adult's stretch gloves and they're perfect for what I was looking for.

My 2 year old will not wear mittens. He needs to have his fingers usable or he has a meltdown. It is very difficult to find tiny gloves. These ones are a bit thin and still a bit big on him, don't have any palm grip, but he kept them on since he could use his fingers, and not completely freeze his hands. Best for warmer days and not suitable for snow play as they get very wet.

I was hoping these gloves were thicker and not like “magic mitts” aka dollar store gloves...but there is virtually NO difference. Will post a side by side photo soon to compare. These also were too big for my toddler (1.5 years) and are better suited for a 3yo.

The quality was like any other mitten except for the fact they say it’s for 2-4 but it’s waaaay too big for my 2 year old. It’s not even close to being that small. I guess I’ll save it for when he’s 3.