KLIM Glove Liner 1 0

These glove liners are of high quality, fit very well, and well fit into your regular gloves to give the tiny extra bit of comfort &/or warmth, needed. My winter riding kit now includes heated grips, these liners, regular gloves, slightly padded gloves, Water proof glove covers, and for extreme days, heated gloves that work with my heated gear. This gives me the flexibility to continue riding most of the year from simply cool mornings, to seriously cold winter days. Also, as experienced riders know, cold weather can sneak up on you. Even in summer, early mornings in the mountains, and even in deserts, can be very chilly. I carry all of this kit, all year, and am always ready for what every the weather throughs at me. Read more

Excellent, thin and very warm with an outer glove on!! Read more

It’s a very good glove liner. As you would expect. Read more

Worked great this year for glove liners, can't say they'll last another. Read more

Great gloves Read more

These liners do all the things they say they do. They're thin and have just enough stretch to give a proper snug fit. For as thin as they are, they do quite a decent job of insulating as well. I suspect that in extreme cold you might need something more substantial as a liner, but again, just as advertised. The fingertips on thumb and forefinger are stitched with a material that works well with the touchscreen devices that I have at my disposal; Samsung S8, iPhone (coincidentally also uses a Samsung screen) and BMW iDrive screens. My only complaint, and it is a tiny one, is that the material used on the touch-tips doesn't wrap far enough around the fingers (mostly the thumb) so it takes a different use of my thumb to operate my phone one-handed while wearing the gloves. Purely a convenience issue and takes no value from them in my opinion. First world problems, right? All told, you won't be disappointed. Read more

First, I ordered large and they shipped medium. As it turned out, the mediums will work for me. Contrary to what some may think, it can, and does get into the 30's in the Phoenix area. I ride to work on my bike from an outlying area and drive through barren desert and it's cold! I have a pair of $25, thin deerskin gloves that are nice and pliable and block wind well but for anything under about 50 degrees, they're not sufficient. I ordered these to supplement those gloves. This week it has been in the mid 30's at 5:30 AM and my hands were froze in the first 10 minutes of a 25 minute ride. Even to the point I was grabbing the rear jug at stop lights! This morning I tried these out and it was a world of difference! My fingertips still started to get cold but not that painful cold I got without these. They fit a little snug inside my regular gloves and that could contribute to effectiveness. If I had larger riding gloves over these, it would likely make a difference in having the extra air space. Putting these inside a higher quality riding glove, I can't imagine not doing just fine down to 30 degrees for an hour or more. Read more

Daughter is a very cold person. She put these under her gloves when she rides her motorcycles. She says they work great. Read more