Right here, I tested two pairs of kids waterproof winter gloves and gave you a closer look at what actually matters when your kids are out in the snow: warmth, dryness, and a fit that stays on. This set comes with two different colors (I picked light blue and light pink) in size 8–10, which was perfect because I have a boy and a girl around the same size. I also really liked the little clip that fastens the gloves together when you’re not using them—anything that keeps gloves organized is a win in my house. I went over the layers and build quality, because that’s where gloves usually fail. These have a waterproof polyester outer, padded sponge, a waterproof “bag” layer, and then a fuzzy thermal lining inside. There’s also an extra sleeve piece plus an adjustable Velcro wrist strap to help keep snow from getting in. I did a simple water-pour test and I felt no water penetration at all—water just wicked off the outside. Then I sent the kids outside to test them in real conditions, and they said they were comfortable and stayed warm even with temps close to freezing. Overall, I’m impressed, and these are getting used all winter.