Minus33 Merino Wool Glove X Large Review

I was amazed when I opened it to see all the positive reviews. Judging by the size chart, these (XL) should have been a bit large for me. Instead, they were difficult to stretch. And the seams and surfaces are very rough. I'm sure they won't last long with such poor quality.

Ordered 2 pairs but sent them back straight away. After inspecting a pair upon arrival, I saw a few threads sticking out and pinholes between the fingers. When turned inside out, it is clear that the fingers are made up of separate strands that are separate from the glove portion, and these strands are left loose, loose, and untangled. The fingertips are sewn, not woven.

The fact that Minus33 made this product caught my attention. Having owned several of their products over the years, I found that I had lost my previous pair while on a bike ride. Ouch! Use as a main glove or under a larger outer glove for maximum comfort. As a standalone product, these gloves are great! Everything works as advertised. Very comfortable, functional glove. Good product!

These are some of the best liner gloves I've ever owned. I liked them so much that as soon as I opened the original packaging I ordered a few more pairs. Good durable material and not flimsy. They can be worn like normal gloves in not very cold weather. I have what you might call big hands. I ordered XL for an extra room and they fit perfectly. Highly recommended! Mike in Alabama

I have bought undergloves in the past and have been happy with them. These are not safe. No touch functionality for mobile devices. We knit so voluminously that it doesn't fit in my gloves as a lining. Knit to carry the wind/air slightly (not suitable for outerwear in cold climates). X-Large is 1/2 inch shorter for my fingers (really X-Large?). Buy, don't try, touch, wrong again!

So they are expensive, the material is good, but the size is not Chinese ratio🤔. My hands aren't super big, so usually very big, not for these gloves. I would rate xl = medium hand but the packaging says xl. Yes, they do stretch, but at $9 an arm, I expect more attention to detail. With factories moving to China over the past 20 years, I've found that the Chinese make their own modifications to the product based on their bodies. Wide 4e shoes became 2e, so buy shoe stretchers…

Excellent basic gloves. It is important to note that they are intended to be used as glove liners, so they should not be thought of as gloves to wear all winter. They are in good condition and very warm. I wear them when I run errands and walk my dog because they are warm and easy to put on and take off. An added bonus is that they're small enough to slip into your jacket pocket when you're not wearing them. The fur is not so thick that one loses all dexterity and the fingers are nice and fit…