EvridwearMen Women Merino Wool String Knit Liner Warm Gloves 4 Sizes and Colors

These gloves keep my hands nicely warm in moderately chilly conditions.

These merino liner gloves are warm and sleek. They are thin and smooth enough to slide neatly into an outer glove or mitten. They are dense and warm enough to be worn alone. They have a similar feel as my Smartwool mid weight base layer set. I think these liner gloves are worth every penny!

I've long searched for a solution to cold-numb winter hands. I could not find a suitable inner glove to go under a heavier outer glove of fleece or similar. Inner gloves had no thermal properties, or were too loose, or too tight and too flimsy. Problem solved. I went on a winter hike a few days ago, in part to test the gloves. Temperature was about 15. I expected pain in my hands after the first mile or two. But, unless I took my gloves off to adjust my pack or shoot my camera, my hands were mostly comfortable, within the larger and heavier fleece glove over these. Warmth, price, fit and simplicity get a 4. The gloves may begin to wear out in a few weeks--durability of fabric gets only a 3--but the solution is to buy a second pair.

ordered a large. way too small, fits my 13 year old son (5'7", 110 lbs) so I kept them. Didn't order an XL because I thik even those would be too small for 9 1/2" inside circumference knuckles

These gloves are just what I wanted for my cold hands. They are made of thin wool. I wanted thin to fit under other gloves, and these do the trick. Mostly, I wear them by themselves while walking my dogs and don't put on outer gloves unless the temperature is below freezing.I don't expect them to last forever because I have to tug to get them off. Eventually, I expect a hole or a ripped seam. My hope is that they last the winter. Also, I am thinking they will shrink when washed as most wool does. We'll see.I recommend this product.

Came with a hole in it, not really worth the effort to exchange for that but still disappointed

I bought these gloves to wear under mittens in colder weather, but I have worn them two or three timeswhen it has been chilly enough (in the 50s) to keep my hands from getting numb. I have kept the gloves in a basket with other cool/cold weather gloves. Today (the fourth time I wore them) I noticed holes in the sides of two fingers on one glove and one larger hole in the palm on the other. I have a number of pairs of wool gloves and none have developed what appear to be spontaneious deterioration after wearing only a few times. I am not been engaging in any kind of activity that would cause wool gloves to disintegrate. Completely unsatisfactory.

I chose these because the gloves I had (that supposedly allow you to use your phone) were bulky and annoying while running. These mold to your hand and provide an adequate amount of warmth for me. I wouldn't choose these if I was concerned about water, but I'm not. I'm happy with my purchase.