Collection: Snow Sleeves

Say goodbye to frozen wrists and play longer! 

These comfortable, fun wrist gaiters fit over gloves and jacket cuffs to keep snow out of the gap between the wrist and jacket cuff. 

Keep Gloves On & Snow Out

These great Snow Sleeves are the perfect mitten covers for kids and adults.  One size fits all which means everyone can share!  Pick from over twenty different prints to find the one that best matches your winter style.

Family Tested, Community Approved

Made by real Midwest parents out of fun, stretchy material, these Snow Sleeves act as a wrist cover to fit over gloves and over jacket cuffs to protect wrists from ice and cold.  Wicking material means wrists stay comfortable and warm.  And on sloppy snow days, Snow Sleeves can be run through the wash and dry on normal with the rest of your winter gear. 

Simple design means they are comfortable, easy to use, and not over engineered.

• One Size Fits All
• Easy Wash & Dry on Normal
• Made in USA

Toddlers: Upset kids from snow on their wrists?  Constantly putting toddlers’ gloves back on?  Snow Sleeves also prevent lost gloves or from little kids pulling them off.  Easy on and off by simply folding the sleeve extender back down over the glove.  Check out our YouTube videos!

Little Kids: Want to stop chapped wrists? Heading back inside from cold hands?  Here’s your winter wrist protector!  Young kids can dig, build snow forts, sled, and have snowball fights with frostbite protection.

Big Kids/Adults: Like playing in fresh powder?  Wear them over or under your gloves.  These sleeves cover that wrist gap to keep you warm and happy.  Extend the comfort by using them as fingerless gloves on those warmer winter days for skiing, biking or just out & about.  Check out our Sport Sleeves for different pattern styles.

ECO FRIENDLY- committed to sustainable business solutions, AdventureUs sources responsibly with USA preferred milled and eco-dyed fabrics.  All AdventureUs brand products are made in the USA on the shores of Lake Superior in Washburn, Wisconsin.  We also utilize waste fabric, pay sewists a living wage, and offset with renewable energy.