Merino Wool Glove Liner - Warm Base Layer - Ski Liner Glove - 3 Season Wear - Multiple

Great liner for your gloves. Keeps my hands warm inside my other gloves. I use them with my work gloves, i.e. shoveling snow, they keep me warm. I also wear them with a pair of regular black gloves that I wear when I’m not shoveling snow or outside work and they still keep me warm. They run small but that’s ok because I wear them underneath my other gloves. So I ordered a large, if these were my only pair and I wasn’t using them as a liner I would have ordered XL. They are probably ok to wear by themselves if say driving or walking in decent temperatures. However, if they get wet, they wouldn’t keep you warm. Also I can’t do touchscreen applications with them on. Read more

Great liners that will be warm by themselves in mild weather. Makes un-insulated gloves and mitts warm in cooler weather and warm gloves and mitts warm in sold weather. They also moderate the sweaty broiler effect of Thinsulate when the temps rise. Read more

Lightweight, comfortable and fairly warm-- I wore these through Boston winters, either as a standalone glove when out in the city, or under a full-weight glove when doing winter sports. Fingertips started falling apart after two years, otherwise this would be a 5-star glove. Read more

Love these gloves! I had bought a pair of gloves that seemed soft and warm but within 2 weeks they already started to pill and irritate my hands making them dry. (I think they were polyester.) Then I found these, huge difference! They are soft and don't irritate my hands. I've had them a few weeks now, been wearing them every day, no pilling and still soft. Be aware they are not 100% wool, but I think because they are mostly wool (they do have some nylon in them) my skin agrees with them and I'm definitely keeping them. I am able to operate the buttons in my car while wearing them but not on my phone, which I don't mind but something to be aware of. Read more

Needed a base layer for cross country skiing. These fit the bill. I keep them in my winter jacket and wear them alone when I need to keep my hands warm. Read more

Honestly it seems i can only do touchscreen if the gloves are slightly wet. They fit great and r pretty comfy though. Pretty much perfect but not reliable for phone touchscreen . Read more

Absolute garbage. I wanted so much to like these. After all, ten dollars cheaper than the Smartwool version what's not too like. Order a pair and they appear in packaging brand new. Put them on and there's a big hole in that space right between your thumb and index finger that just enlarges in two wearings. I figured I must've got a bad pair so return those and order another pair. Same hole in the same place but this time on both gloves. Where the hell is the quality control here? Incredibly disappointed as I've ordered other Minus 33 gear that's been fine but do yourself a favor and go with the Smartwool on these. Read more

I ordered the medium size,compared these to the Uniqlo Heattech Knitted Gloves (Medium). These do run pretty tight even for my hand size, but they still fit nicely. One quality control concern is the knitting between each finger. It's a bit loose between each finger. So, when stretched, there is an open hole for wind to come in (but no problem if you're layering since this is a base layer glove). And, instead of making a connecting type of sew, they layer the knitting of one finger over the other instead of knitting the connector between each finger together, which leaves it prone to wear over time. Maybe it is the newer version of the gloves versus the others. I will update after my 3 month backpacking trip in Europe! But so far I took it out on a walk with my dogs and it's pretty nice for ~30 degree (Fahrenheit) weather by itself. Read more