Terramar Adult Thermasilk Glove Liner Review

I use these gloves when riding under other (fairly thin) motorcycle gloves. During an hour-long freeway ride at an average speed of 88 miles per hour in Arizona on a 49-degree morning, I felt cold, but my fingers weren't nearly cold. I highly recommend them to avoid numbness from wind chill when using full finger motorcycle gloves.

Will turn out less than expected. The hand circumference in particular was as expected, but the fingers were too short for this size. Got the medium size that fits me, but due to short fingers I had to order a size up. There are no complaints about the quality. Please note these are liners only and not separate gloves. However, they are much better than no gloves at all, and these ultra-thin liners are very small in your pocket. You can always carry them in your pocket or purse with minimal…

My hands were warm for the first 10 seconds walking out the door, but once I got behind the wheel it was like I wasn't wearing anything! Really amazing how these gloves worked. Not only did they soak up the cold from all surfaces, but they released it onto our skin and held it there long after you've tucked your hands in your pockets to warm up. doesn't keep you warm The material of these gloves is like a cheap blend of polyester and cotton. It's as if they took hosiery, tore it up, sewed it…

I measured my hands and bought the right size from the chart - it should have been right medium. But unfortunately they were too small - I need them to stop biting my skin and typing so my hands don't get cold and although I've tried them for a while they were too tight but I never felt myself accustomed to that fingers had to strain. Then I changed them to big ones, and my hands are completely floating in them. I tried pulling the cuff down to pinch my fingers, but my thumb was too tight. I…

this is fantastic! They're really flimsy so they don't seem to help a person with chronically cold fingers (Raynaud's) but this is how I use them: 1) They're so small I carry them in my purse or pocket sometimes of the year the Most people probably won't need gloves. This is a great backup. Если на улице действительно холодно, а у меня с собой только это, я буду держать руки в карманах большую часть времени, но они добавляют действительно хороший дополнительный слой к теплым карманам и защищают

About what you would expect for around $15. I need a glove that will give me maximum mobility and they are pretty good in that regard. The stings on the fingertips are annoying, but I don't know how that could have been avoided. I also have a few poly/lycra models and they may be more practical due to their durability, but they are also a bit thicker which makes them more difficult to "feel" than silk. As for size, I went for the medium but had to follow my initial instinct to get the small…