Terramar Glove Liners - Merino Wool (For Men and Women)
Closeouts. These Terramar glove liners add a non-bulky layer of warmth inside your ski or work gloves.
- Lightweight merino wool is breathable and wicking
- Naturally odor resistant
- Spandex stretch maintains flexibility
- Fabric: 96% merino wool, 4% spandex
- Care: Machine wash/dry
- Made in China.
Average Rating based on 158 reviews
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Reviewed by Wyatt's Mom from Portland, OR on Saturday, November 14, 2009I live in Oregon where it gets cold but not too cold in the winters. You need just a very light glove for running and hiking during the cold season. Frankly, I don't expect much from a liner, but actually said "OOOHHHH" when I opened these. They are more substantial and attractive than the usual silk or synthetics. The fabric is rather luxurious! It remains to be seen whether they hold up to frequent washings, but so far, I am really happy!
- Best Uses: Backcountry, Hiking/Running
- Describe Yourself: Competitive Athlete
- Gear Usage: Winter Sports
- Pros: Beautiful fabric, Bit of luxury, Comfortable, Durable, High Quality, Nice and Soft, Warm, WELL MADE
- Sizing: Feels true to size
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Reviewed by jakki from Connecticut on Thursday, November 12, 2009Don't like fur lined gloves, these give me added warmth but not sweaty! Use them on coolish days when proper gloves not necessary but a bit of extra warmth needed. Would not recommend them as sole glove for driving as they have no palm grips, but fine under other gloves. Can use with fairly snuggly fitting gloves
- Best Uses: Casual Wear, Working Outdoors
- Describe Yourself: Getting Started
- Gear Usage: Cold Weather Living
- Pros: Comfortable, Snug Fit, Warm, Windproof
- Sizing: Feels true to size
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Reviewed by Outdoor Mom from Reddng, CA on Thursday, November 12, 2009These liners are great as light weight gloves when you need just a little protection or as an extra layer when it's really cold.
- Best Uses: Backcountry, Casual Wear, Hiking/Running
- Describe Yourself: Casual/ Recreational
- Gear Usage: Cold Weather Living, Winter Sports
- Pros: Comfortable
- Sizing: Feels true to size
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Reviewed by bow from nh on Tuesday, November 10, 2009Good but thinner than I like
- Best Uses: Hiking/Running
- Describe Yourself: Advanced
- Pros: Comfortable
- Sizing: Feels true to size
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Reviewed by Howienrc from Olympia, WA on Monday, November 09, 2009I bought theses to have as liner under my mittens. They are thin enough that I'll be able to handle things without using bare hands, which leads to freezing hands. Very comfy
- Best Uses: Backcountry
- Describe Yourself: Advanced
- Gear Usage: Winter Sports
- Pros: Comfortable, Snug Fit, Warm
- Sizing: Feels true to size
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Reviewed by kansas kid from San Diego CA on Friday, November 06, 2009Baseball umpire and I use these liners for cold weather protection
- Best Uses: Casual Wear
- Describe Yourself: Casual/ Recreational
- Gear Usage: Cold Weather Living
- Pros: Comfortable
- Sizing: Feels true to size
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Reviewed by Ella from TN on Thursday, November 05, 2009The fingers seem a little short for a medium. I have raynaud's and these are thin good fitting glove that I can wear and still use my fingers for most things.
- Best Uses: Casual Wear
- Describe Yourself: Casual/ Recreational
- Gear Usage: Cold Weather Living
- Pros: Comfortable
- Sizing: Feels too small
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Reviewed by lindapdx from Portland, OR on Saturday, October 31, 2009These gloves fit well under my water resistant shell gloves and are terrific alone while hiking and doing camp chores. They're thin enough to use with the camera, GPS, cell phone, or for setting up a tent, although they won't hold up to a lot of abuse. I bought a second pair so that I have a backup.
- Best Uses: Backcountry, Hiking/Running
- Describe Yourself: Advanced
- Gear Usage: Summer and fall hiking, Winter Sports
- Pros: Comfortable, Warm
- Sizing: Feels true to size
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Reviewed by Snowhiker from New Hampshire on Friday, October 30, 2009I spend a lot of time outside in the winter, both at work and when snowshoeing and x-country skiing. I use these gloves under my over mitts, and never have to expose my bare hands to the cold when using my GPS or headlamp, because I have these great liners. Wool is the warmest liner!
- Best Uses: Backcountry, Casual Wear, Hiking/Running
- Describe Yourself: Casual/ Recreational
- Gear Usage: Cold Weather Living, Winter Sports
- Pros: Comfortable, Warm
- Sizing: Feels true to size
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Reviewed by Dogwalker from Boston MA on Thursday, October 29, 2009Slip on easily under gloves
- Pros: Snug Fit, Warm
- Sizing: Feels true to size
