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

I got them for freezer and cooler work at a grocery store. Wear them under some Wells Lamont gardening gloves I already had and they definitely make a difference. They aren’t too stretchy and fit true to size, wash well.

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.

Fit inside heavy winter gloves. Used on mountain climb using hiking poles. No issues. Recommend.

Nice gloves. Soft wool but appear to be tough enough to hold up. Good alone around freezing, good liner below freezing.

Love them ! These are now wearing quite a bit and a few holes at the finger webbing, but we're used hard in cycling applications were a lot of stress was put on the gloves even thought they were work under another pair of more durable gloves. Used as liners I guess you'd say. Soft. Warm. Can't find them anymore :(

Sizing was snug at first but very comfortable, perfect for hiking the Inca Trail

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.

My new Merino wool gloves were high quality and very comfortable. I enjoy being outdoors and they kept my hands warm, cozy and comfortable. They are versatile because they can be used alone or under another pair of gloves for comfort.

Nice and warm, pretty bright so you’re not going to lose your hands. Feel nice and tight on your hands without being too tight.

These gloves fitted me - like a glove! Some reviews criticized the fit but I found them a good fit. I plan to buy a second pair.

Not for winter

Came with a hole torn in the thumb joint

Works well with freezing temperature. I have cold hands and this works well. Sticks close to the skin. Being wool, you have to take care not to scrape it off and yes within a month or so it spuns off small threads, but doesn't make it less effective. For this price, it's best. I would suggest to use it over those expensive fancy gloves. Tried them they never work. Be cautious to follow wash instructions. Mostly use the open fingers style, unless it's below 3 degree celcius.