Customer Reviews

Seirus Innovation Deluxe Thermax Glove Liner,Black,JR

5 star:		(19)
4 star:		(10)
3 star:		(8)
2 star:		(4)
1 star:		(4)

 

 

Glove liners should be paper thin but warm, fit snugly but go on and off easily, and feel comfortable to wear. This product fits the bill.

I have used lots of different glove liners over the years for skiing and snowshoeing, but these are my favorite. The material feels nice, and the liners fit like a "second skin" without being too tight. They provide extra warmth without making my main gloves a size larger or interfering with dexterity. There have been times when I would remove my main gloves for increased dexterity and sometimes the liners too. But not with this product, which fits just perfectly.

One of the reviews complains that the gloves have very narrow "witches fingers"--but for me that feature makes them stand out above other liners that I have used. Having such a snug fit makes for improved dexterity and a better fit inside the main set of gloves. But if you have very thick fingers, then you may want a different set of liners with roomier fingers.

Bottom line: This is a great set of liners that run true to size, so don't size up or down.

Update December 28, 2010: After using these for almost a year, I continue to really like them. One tip about these glove liners that I have discovered: If you use them in gloves that are too snug, you will wind up making your hands colder than without using them. The reason is that your hands need space to "breathe" and benefit from your body heat. So if you regularly use glove liners, be sure to use them in gloves that have "wiggle room" and don't fit tight like a second skin with the liners inside.

Great gloves liners. I use them alone and as glove liners. Thin, good feel, can pickup a dime with them. Very warm considering how thin they are. these are great liners, would highly recommend.

These glove liners are the best. I have gortex gloves but with these liners my hands stay extra warm. Plus, if it's cool outside but not cool enough for heavy gloves, these work great all by themselves.

I liked these glove liners at first. I have only had these for a month and used these as liners on cold days or by themselves on cool days, and I don't use them when I do any kind of work. Just putting them on and off has put a lot of wear on them, and they now have holes in the thumbs, after only a month of usage. The holes are getting increasingly larger every time I wear them. They ARE comfortable, but not at all durable! I will probably keep them as fish handling gloves until they're worn out completely. They were not a good buy for me.

I ordered the L/XL size because i knew my big farmer-girl hands wouldn't fit into a S/M.

And although I have relatively large hands for a girl, I don't have huge man-hands. If you are one of those people who have "man hands" I would not recommend these gloves. In my opinion, they are sewn for witch fingers - the fingers are skinny and LONG. I'm planning on breaking out the sewing machine to modify them....which shouldn't be necessary.

I purchased these to use for a light glove and not a glove liner as intended. I deliver mail for a living and have been looking for a thin glove to use for many years now. Although these are not exactley what I would like for a light glove, I am still giving them a five star rating because they are really a liner. I use them alone and they do a good job of keeping my hands warm when the weather is over 25 degrees f. They are very comfotable and thin, which enables me to sort through my mail with ease while wearing them.

I am going to continue searching for a pair this thin but would be warmer as the weather here in Northern Michigan can get much much colder. In the meantime I would reccomend this product to anyone and the seller was excellent too.

These were pretty good for last ski season - I wore them underneath my gloves every time I went out. They weren't bad, though weren't fantastic (what makes for fantastic glove liners anyway?). But they definitely only lasted 1 season (~15 ski days). They were getting holes in them by the end of the season. Not bad for $10 though.

I wouldn't be disappointed to buy these again, but I'll probably look around and see what else is out there.

These are great alone on cool days with a lot of wind chill or supplementing thicker gloves on very cold days. They are thin enough that a person can input on a cell phone through them and, so far, seem just as durable as some of my far bulkier gloves.

These are not only thin enough to fit in a pair of ski gloves they are also very warm and comfortable.

I bought these in a size junior/xsmall since I have small hands and shorts fingers (fyi size 6 shoe). They fit my hands really well and fit in to my mittens really well. The first day they kept my hands warm and comfortable, I am always cold so this does mean alot. I use northface mitts and handwarmers, but glove liners are always essential. Unfortunately by the middle of the second day, there was already a hole in one of the fingers! It appeared that perhaps this was the result of faulty stitching at the seams but still I've had plenty of other liners that lasted a whole season.