🧤 Black X-Large Tour Master Silk Glove Liner for Enhanced SEO Review

Excellent! I've discovered a new handy way to warm my hands in spring/fall! Use suede there and they are under. 48 years of travel and finally!

These are great 100% silk gloves. They bring some warmth under motorcycle leather gloves and you still feel comfortable. They will not replace winter gloves, but will help in spring and autumn. Really good quality.

I bought these balaclavas because they are thin and made of silk. I'm very familiar with silk, which is a great material to keep you warm. These liners fit perfectly under my thin BLACK DIAMOND HEAVYWEIGHT gloves (which are really thin and have a big name). From cold hands. Now with a liner, very warm hands and still flexible fingers. I recommend these liners for any type of glove if your hands get cold. It just does its job.

Received them a day early, I have shorter fingers so normal hands fit perfectly. (the size is right) They fit perfectly in my light leather gloves, I didn't want to wear winter gloves as they are big and chunky. I just tried them on and felt my hands get warm. Make sure to follow directions and hand wash, dry flat. Also, keep them away from velcro as they will snag on the silk and roll up. Drive down the Oregon coast to Cali in late January and they work great!

First, they fit strangely. I can't explain it, but they don't feel good. I have small hands so maybe they would fit better if they were small or even very small. Plus, being silk, they stick to EVERYTHING. And I mean everything. If your gloves have Velcro (like most of mine) forget it - they will deteriorate the first time you put them on. Other than that everything else I have from the Tourmaster is fine and I would recommend anything but their glove inserts.

These are well made gloves made from fine silk. They fit my large hand very well and are very comfortable. They're a practical necessity for cool-weather rides and add a good ten degrees or more to the comfort of my unlined leather gloves. They also extend the comfort of insulated lined gloves in very cold weather. I've worn through several pairs of silk gloves over the years while skiing. Today there may be technically superior man-made materials that offer enhanced moisture wicking or…

These are the best balaclavas I've found in a long time. As mentioned, they reduce bulk and can be worn under more moderate "cool weather" gloves. I hate those bulky winter gloves but they help. I drive to work and am on the freeway at 4:30 in the morning. Are my hands getting cold? Yes, but not the same as without these missions. I liked my first pair so much that I bought 3 pairs (I had lost one before and didn't want to go through it again). Another thing I love about them is that you can…

I ride my motorcycle all year round. I'm interested in anything I can find to make my winter ride more comfortable. One morning, I was under 30, I was riding in GP leather summer gloves and by the time I had about six miles my hands were hurting. With them, my hands don't feel like they get cold, but they still get pretty cold in their 30s. They will buy you a little extra time when riding in the cold, but in the long run, heated gloves or pens are best. damage them by removing them from the…