1. They are water proof
2. They are easy to put on
They seem to do an adequate job of keeping her hands warm. We live in northern Vermont so sub-zero temps do happen. In these cases we opt for mittens instead, but otherwise these do a good job. She prefers the dexterity of a glove to the mittens, especially when skiing.
The only true downside is the cuff. I wish the cuff was a little longer. She has comparable gloves from Lands End, but the Lands End gloves have a longer cuff. Both the Lands End glove and these Marmot gloves have one pull closure on the cuff which is nice. But the Lands End gloves are not waterproof... which makes them almost worthless. As long as your child has a long enough jacket, though, these gloves are great. Marmot is a great brand for winter gear and they did a good job with these gloves!
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Got these gloves for my daughter. They are warm and dry. She wishes they would be a bit more flexible. Could also be the complaints of a 7 year old when they need to start wearing gloves in the beginning of winter.
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