🧤 EvridWear Merino Wool String Knit Liner Gloves: Ultimate Warmth for Men and Women - Available in 4 Sizes and Colors Review

My son loves the color (red) of these liner gloves and wears them like topless gloves. We live in Phoenix so it works here.

Perfect lining for work or dress gloves. Really soft and smooth. Thin enough to wear under leather gloves. I don't know yet how warm they will be. Very satisfied.

Slim, light and comfortable. I've worn them in near-zero temperatures and they kept my hands warm enough while still being able to feel what I'm touching.

This is a very poor quality yarn that shrank in my hands in the cold rain in the mountains. No amount of stretching will restore it. Worn on a trip, then dumped.

They might be ok for fall but forget about it on cold, windy days. The wind blows through and they just aren't thick enough to keep your hands warm. I bought to wear other gloves (more windproof) but that didn't seem like a good solution either.

I walk a lot and my weight is gaining quickly. Hands stay warm in winter and marino wool helps when things get wet. I'd say they're lighter than knitted gloves but twice as warm, plus they fit tighter on your hands so you're more dexterous.

These liners fit well, add some volume under my glove but don't add warmth like I was hoping. I use them for motorcycling in the winter. Wind chill on a bike at 4050 mph is a tough test. I hoped for the best. Probably better for skiing and simple winter activities. Motorcycling is too much to expect any real help. Cold wind is a killer.

I bought these to wear with snow gloves for extra warmth. They are perfect for this purpose; I can pull off thick mittens when extra dexterity is needed and my fingers don't get cold. The wool fibers are water-repellent, so I just brush the snow off, put my mittens back on, and that's it. I wore this combination today in -20F wind and my hands stayed warm; only with my mittens my hands would be pretty cold. They would be nice to warm up a bit on a not too cold day.