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Hey. We bought mittens for our child, for forest camping use, which we assumed would be waterproof and otherwise durable. We made this assessment based on the price. The assumption is that when the price of the product increases, the quality also improves... However, this was not the case in this case. Our child went to forest camp for the first time with his fingers. At the forest camp, we learned skills; setting up the tent, making a fire, etc. On the second day, we got a message from the forest that the fingers had holes in the fingers from normal tinkering and carrying things. The mittens lasted two whole days in use. I can't recommend the mittens to others, as long as the material on the top is so weak. The mittens cost 109 euros when purchased.