Ultimate warmth and comfort with Minus33 Merino Wool Glove Liner Review

Ordered two. I ordered XL for my husband and L for myself (the fingers of the glove are ALWAYS too short for my hand and the L was longer than my fingers. Finally!) I wore mine under a different glove when I was in Philadelphia in Walked around 30 -degree weather. My fingers are icy from other gloves. After adding them as an insert I felt completely comfortable. Highly recommended.

I ride my bike all year round, even in single digit or minus temperatures. No single piece of clothing will ever be a solution to the elements - the advice is to always "layer". This also applies to gloves. On their own they only warm your hands in moderate temperatures (45+), and heavier and more expensive fleece-lined gloves can work on their own at lower temperatures (maybe as low as 20 in my case). but put the babies in. decent fleece lined gloves and you're protected to the max. I…

Really warm and makes a great glove liner. I have used these gloves on winter hikes. They work great in a comfy sleeping bag to keep your hands warm at night. Please note that these gloves are made from knitted wool which can be fragile. They can only be worn as liners for gloves! If you try to complete a task with them, they will get stuck, snap, and slip off. They're warm enough to wear under a pair of leather work gloves on even the coldest of mornings.

I sent these gloves back. Within 20 seconds I could feel my fingers getting cold inside those gloves. It's impossible to reach for smooth, slippery surfaces like doorknobs, credit cards, etc., so you'll need to remove your gloves to do this. Cheap poly/cotton jersey gardening gloves keep my hands tense, perhaps because they're getting out of shape and all the air pockets between the fingers and the glove keep the heat in and/or the cold from touching the fingers. And the jersey gloves I use…

If they haven't changed size in the last 6 years, they're made for people with tiny little fingers. I'm 6ft 2in so I might not exactly be the target market for a one size fits all, but I have a very normal finger size.