Review on Thermasilk Glove Liner For Adults By Terramar by Justin Reese

I used these paired with leather gloves on an elk hunt recently and they did pretty good at 10F at keeping my hands from freezing, although they were noticeably cold - but not so much that flexing my hands didn't warm them back up. Once the temps got into the 20's I actually removed the leather gloves and wore these by themselves and my hands didn't get a chill at all. I think they'd work better under the leather if they (the leather) weren't as tight as they were, if I'd had a size larger in the leather I think my hands would have been warmer. Yes, like other posters have stated they do stain and snag easily, I wouldn't expect them not to. If you can't stand knowing that they're not going to remain pristine white then you should buy the black ones.1/3/2016 Update: So I've been using these for running and have to say that these are impressive! Most recently I was in Littleton, Colorado and had several morning runs where the temps were anywhere from 6-14 degrees. I started out with my Manzella Men's Silkweight Windstopper Ultra Touch Gloves, Large, Black and after 3 miles or so had to take the outer gloves off - finishing as many as 5 more miles at an average of 10 degrees with just these on. Of course some users might have a different experience but for me, these are incredibly nice for running and being able to regulate body temp. As I said in my initial review, if you're worried about them not being as white as the driven snow then you should by the black ones. Oh yeah, an added benefit is that they are super soft for wiping your nose on cold runs.