Minus33 Merino Wool Glove Liner Men's Accessories Review

Used these as liners for other gloves worked perfectly so happy to have them. Brought them to Iceland and needed warmth!

I first wore them on a 20 mile bike ride in the winter in temperatures above 30-40 with gusts of 53mph. They warmed my hands.

These gloves are high quality! They are thicker than most glove liners. I use them as standalone gloves most of the time and only need extra coverage on the coldest days. I love her.

Bought for a trip to Iceland. I've worn them with and without glove liners and in both cases they've been warm and comfortable. You can't take pictures with them (or other types of gloves) but wearing gloves will help. It was very cold in Iceland and they kept my hands warm. They're a little big at the fingertips, but I have tiny hands - they still work great.

I wore these boats on a moose hunt in November and they were perfect for boating in the rain. My hands never get cold and they are thin enough to shoot. They're warm enough for short trips outdoors, even in temperatures as low as -10°C, and thin enough to act as an inner lining when it's colder outside or if you'll be outside for a while. Both small and medium fit in my hand. We only bought five pairs, so we always have spares.

When it's really cold outside, it's just really cold – and diapers come in handy. I used them with my Valleret photo gloves. The earplugs give me an extra half hour of warmth. They are thin enough to fit in a glove and fit well enough that I can pull my fingertips back on the main glove. I can still control the camera. They are of good quality. Is the cure for cold hands already in the glove? Better than just a glove.

I measured my hands with a cloth tape measure using the size chart. Measured by hand 19.5cm, the size chart says 18-19cm is small. So I got a small one. Turns out I need an extra small one I guess. The gloves are very loose and the fingers come out and dangle about a quarter or a half inch. But worst of all, I wore them at my home at 70F for half an hour and felt no difference with or without gloves. Glove. Maybe it's the thermoregulating aspect of wool, I don't know, but it's funny how a cheap

I started riding a fat bike and my hands were regularly cold despite trying different brands of ski gloves. I finally settled on bar mitts after reading numerous reviews. For handlebar gloves I needed a liner for the following: - keep your body engaged - doesn't get colder when sweaty - not bulky to easily put on handlebar gloves and I have better braking and gear control. I've heard good things about merino wool meeting all my needs so I gave it a try. It's been 4 months now and I'm very…