Thermasilk Glove Liner For Adults By Terramar Review

Keeps my hands warm but not super warm like mittens but gives me more range of motion for my fingers to let me type. I take them off when I get into gaming since I don't feel the same grip or contact on my fingers to my keyboard. Ideal for simple uses like just typing for work when it's cold out but you're inside and just want warm hands. Not what you'd want going skiing or snowboarding or out in the cold or trying to game but it's kind of cold in your room. 4/5 since it does what I expected…

As a year-round cyclist in Chicago, I am always seeking to improve my cold weather capabilities. Finding the right gear for my morning commute is particularly important as I don't have time to return home and change clothes. Keeping hands warm is a often the most difficult part because there is a tradeoff between insulation and dexterity. Ski gloves are generally too bulky for cycling. My Trek cycling gloves, which are somewhat oversized and very flexible, are useful down to around 35 to 40…

Terramar Thermasilk Glove Liner by Terramar, Size 9.5-10 XL, ADULT GLOVE LINER S-491 X-LARGE 010-BLACK.These silk glove liners fit great on the thumb and middle finger, but the index finger, ring finger, and especially the pinky finger are very long for the size. I don't know what they use for a sizing model, but the main thing is that the thumb and first finger should either fit or be a little loose, to prevent ripping out the area between the thumb and first finger. The 1 ¾" long wrist…

Just used these in -0 weather skiing and snowmobiling in Utah and they were a lifesaver. Still need to add hand warmers, IMO, but they helped tremendously to hold in warmth. I highly recommend, won’t attempt braving the outdoors in freezing temps again without these babies! Velcro is the enemy and they do snag and pull, but you won’t care because they are snug and concealed inside of your waterproof outer gloves.

These are great glove liners! Warm and —They don’t slip off easily when outer gloves or mittens are removed. —-like two other types I bought did —-Recommended.

Bought this for an elderly woman who is literally just in bed all day long she does not do any work around the house she does not dig in the garden she does not do anything than occasionally touch her head and touch her face. We bought these gloves because her hands are always freezing due to poor circulation and she was absolutely ecstatic and wanted to wear them all day long in the house. By Day three all of the seam stitching on the fingertips had all broken and all of her fingers were…

I bought these for my mother to wear around the house, as she has some circulation issues, and her fingers are always cold. This was actually the second pair of these that I bought for her. The first pair were purchased a couple of years earlier, and she wore them so much she wore them out. So this pair is actually the replacement pair.They did last a reasonably long time, considering how much she wore them. What she likes about them is that they are thin enough to allow her great mobility and…

These are just what I'd hoped they would be. So thin and lightweight I can pick up a coin, attach my dog's leash, etc., but warm enough for chilly days and thin enough to wear as a liner to heavier gloves on cold days.

I got these to go inside a pair of Memphis Ninja Ice gloves to keep my hands warm but flexible while working outside on the coldest winter days. I was working for a commercial HVAC contractor, so I needed something that would allow me the greatest level of tactile sensation possible while still being warm, and that is a balance that is always hard to find. So far, I have been happy with these gloves.First, they are surprisingly warm. They are extremely thin, so it wouldn't seem like they would…

I bought these to wear under my heavy gortex gloves for my upcoming trip to Antarctica. I am surprised how thin they are, although when you put them on they do seem to sort of seal in the heat from your hands. Where I live it's not cold enough to ops check them in real world cold conditions, unless I can figure a way to fit inside my chest freezer to test them. I'm hoping these will work and keep my hands warm, I will report back after I return from Antarctica, providing I'm not pecked to death

These glove liners do provide a little extra boost to the warming power of a pair of gloves, but for the hassle I would rather just have spent some more money to just get a thicker pair of gloves that provide enough warmth on their own.PROS:-As stated above, these do provide a little extra oomph to your gloves. About enough to turn a pair of mild-weather fall gloves into a pair of light winter gloves.-The liners have a pretty long wrist portion which is very nice for blocking wind on…

Gloves really do the job but I’m afraid they won’t last cause one finger started unraveling on first use, That's my review.

I bought these to wear under my main gloves on those really cold winter days, and they fit great without adding any extra bulk. I've also used them when I'm at my desk and my hands are a little cold. Only thing is that they arrived with a smell best described as walking into a Newbury Comics store, but that has started to fade over time. I would definitely recommend them!

I had these under my gloves. They didn’t make that much of a difference. And the finger tips were bunchy so it wasn’t that easy to use the phone.

I got these as glove liners to pair with Freehands Thinsulate gloves which have flip open index and thumb finger holes. These did help keep us a bit warmer as a base layer but once they are exposed to any moving air, it feels like there is no protection whatsoever. I have not deducted any stars because of this because liners are not intended to warm much on their own. I deducted a star because of the cost. They are not a great value but they are a decent product if you need them.I also didn't…

These glove liners are sleek and slide right into bulkier gloves, such as mine, that have more of an open weave. I haven’t tested them for warmth, but will update once our weather gets colder. However, be careful with the fabric as it snags really easily. While trying to remove the gloves from the packaging (plastic ties on a card), I snagged the cuff (see photo, left-hand bottom corner). I was going to keep them anyway, but do handle with care.

These gloves I purchased to wear under my mittens. They were tight and not comfortable. I needed some added warmth and that was not provided. The gloves did not help with that New York cold.

I used these paired with leather gloves on an elk hunt recently and they did pretty good at 10F at keeping my hands from freezing, although they were noticeably cold - but not so much that flexing my hands didn't warm them back up. Once the temps got into the 20's I actually removed the leather gloves and wore these by themselves and my hands didn't get a chill at all. I think they'd work better under the leather if they (the leather) weren't as tight as they were, if I'd had a size larger in…

I bought both the Terramar wool glove liners and the Terramar silk glove liners. I have Reynaud's syndrome and spending 20 dollars was the least I could do to try to help my symptoms.I bought one size too large because of what I'd read on the ebay reviews here. Although that turned out best with the silk liners, the wool ones seem truer to size. That said, the thumb and fingers are sewn together (not knitted) and the actual shape, width and length of each one is slightly variable. The…

I have cold urticaria so I purchased these in hopes they keep my hands warm while I wear them under my food prep gloves. I actually feel they make my hands more cold.