Review on Terramar Adult Thermasilk Glove Liner by Ronald Taylor

About what you would expect for around $15. I need a glove that will give me maximum mobility and they are pretty good in that regard. The stings on the fingertips are annoying, but I don't know how that could have been avoided. I also have a few poly/lycra models and they may be more practical due to their durability, but they are also a bit thicker which makes them more difficult to "feel" than silk. As for size, I went for the medium but had to follow my initial instinct to get the small. I'm a 5'6" male, 145 pounds and when I wrap the tape around my ankles they measure 8 1/8" relaxed and 8 9/16" with my fist clenched. The medicine is a little" sloppy" fit, and the fingers are a bit longer. The little ones would be snugger and the fingers were about the right length (2 13/16 inches). Most gloves are too long for my fingers, so I can't tell them the length After years of buying leather gloves that never fit me, I found someone (a local shoemaker) who made a custom pair of sheepskin gloves.Yes, they were about as expensive ($350) as you would expect, but with the right one care they will last a lifetime and cost less than any gloves i would try again and again i think so if you have short fingers consider this.As for these silk pants my only advice would be to size down to choose if you are after a we wisely look for a snug fit as they have very good stretch.