Customer Reviews The North Face Kids ThermoBall™ Eco Bunting (Infant)

This north face is light weight and fits perfect for my infant I love the color perfect for winter and has closable hands and feet side. Would definitely recommend.

My baby was warm and comfy in this until he played in just a couple inches on snow. Then he was soaked. Customer service didn't help.

It is lightweight and my son can easily move around in it. But, it is not waterproof. After crawling in the snow my son's pants underneath were soaked. It's great if you are just looking for something to keep your child warm, but I would not recommend it if you are looking for a bunting your child can wear in the snow.

I have purchased & used these suits for a couple of Northern winters both in the 0-3 month and 12-18 month sizes. Though the suit looks beautiful with the tags still on, I have found them to be an overpriced disappointment. After just a few times of being worn & washed, (closely following the laundering instructions) the filling in these suits tends to ball up and leave the suit looking lumpy and un-insulated in places. The sherpa lining also doesn't look or feel nice after a time or two being washed. Using this on an active toddler makes not washing the snowsuit impossible. It seems like this might be more appropriate for an infant who isn't crawling/walking yet as I have also found it to act like a sponge in wet snow. Overall, the feeling I am left with is that my time and money would have been better spent on a different brand/product. I have since switched to LLBean's snowbuster suit which has held up wonderfully to both the washer and the wearer!

I have purchased & used these suits for a couple of Northern winters both in the 0-3 month and 12-18 month sizes. Though the suit looks beautiful with the tags still on, I have found them to be an overpriced disappointment. After just a few times of being worn & washed, (closely following the laundering instructions) the filling in these suits tends to ball up and leave the suit looking lumpy -and un-insulated- in places. The sherpa lining also doesn't look or feel nice after a time or two being washed. Using this on an active toddler makes not washing the snowsuit impossible. It seems like this might be more appropriate for an infant who isn't crawling/walking yet as I have also found it to act like a sponge in wet snow. Overall, the feeling I am left with is that my time and money would have been better spent on a different brand/product. I have since switched to LLBean's snowbuster suit which has held up wonderfully to both the washer and the wearer!

love that it's a zip up, looks great on but pricey

I am disappointed completely. My toddler is 22 months old and she loves spending time outside. Fold over mittens don't keep her hands warm even at 33 degrees fahrenheit . For such price the fabric should be at least water repellent . She likes walking through a little puddle on a cement road after snow melting. After what her inside pants are wet!!! The fabric becomes saturated with water right away!! Haw it could be recommended for wet weather ?