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Winter came extra early this year in our area of the upper mid-west. Our first measurable snow happened before Halloween this year! I like to have multiple sets of winter gear for the kids, that way I can keep one set in the daycare bag and one set for at home. I’m constantly on the lookout for the best, warmest, most waterproof winter gear for the kids. This year I was introduced to Stonz for the first time, and I am impressed!
Stonz mittens have a ton of features that make them the best! Their extra wide over-arm coverage helps protect from the cold, hold warmth inside and prevent snow from getting inside. Lined with ultra warm fleece, but they are not bulky. Made from super wind resistant 400D Nylon with inner layer waterproof rating of 5,000 mm. The waterproofness of these mitts doesn’t wash off, either as it is built right inside the mitts!
Stonz mitts stay on! They feature adjustable toggles to tighten around the arm and keep them on. Panels on the palm provide grip for better manipulation of snow and other activities, such as holding onto a sled or skiing. The mitts are machine washable and are made of non toxic materials. They also dry really quickly after use!
At Stonz, they care about children, and also really love our planet. They work hard to reduce their carbon footprint, keep products out of landfills and create products in the most ethical and non-toxic way possible. Stonz’ vision is to “connect kids to the outdoors daily, regardless of the weather, so we raise better human beings for our planet”.
All Stonz products are vegan-friendly and free of flame retardants, formaldehyde, lead and phthalates.
Stonz signature Trek Snow Boots make playing in the snow easy and fun. As a parent you won’t need to worry about the cold. They are perfect for temps up to -58ºF/ -50ºC! The Trek Snow Boots have soles that are grippy, and made for slippery terrains. They feature a wide opening so they are easy to get on, and an almost unbeatably lightweight design.
I handed my husband the boots and said “feel how light these are!” and he was just as surprised as I was! My daughter is loving them. No complaints about clunky or heavy boots and they are keeping her nice and warm and dry as she plays!
Stonz Trek Snow Boots are made with a 600D Nylon upper and removable Radiantex lining. The easy-to-adjust closure to keep their feet and ankles secure and keeps water and snow out!
Overall we are so pleased with our Stonz Mitts and Stonz Trek Snow Boots. I have no doubt that with the high quality, the mitts and boots that our daughter is wearing this year will be able to be passed down to her little brother in the future!
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Hi, my name is Asha. I am 34-years-old and am a nurse by profession. Right now I am battling Breast Cancer. My husband and I have been married for 8 years and together we have a sweet seven-year-old daughter, a fun four-year-old son, and a lovable bunny named Caramel. I enjoy spending time with family, taking photographs, scrapbooking, hunting, fishing, cooking and gardening.
The boots and mittens sound awesome! I love how high up the mittens come and that they can cinch tight to keep the snow out! Boots being lightweight in thick snow sounds like a plus too! It rarely snows here, but we’ve been talking about taking a vacay in the winter someone to ski and these sound like great things to have for my kids!
It is so important to buy good winter gear for kids. A lot of what is on the market are more fashion than function for children. These sound and look like good, quality products.
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I really need these gloves for my granddaughter. She not only has poor circulation in her hands, but she has a hard time keeping her gloves on.