HIGHLOONG Lightweight Gloves Liner-glove liners for cold weather women and men, Thermal Touch Screen Glove Liners

I'm on my second set of these glove liners. They fit perfectly inside my ski gloves and prevent my fingers from freezing on cold days. Well made and holding up very well.

Gloves have good compression cheaply made though one pair has stitching coming out when only worn a few times

These totally kept my hands warm inside my mittens during our recent snowboarding trip. Also my hands didn’t sweat the entire trip. Just total comfort all day!

Really nice. Don't stress about the size - they're very flexible if you underestimate and thin enough not to trouble you if you overestimate. Hard to go wrong.I'm a hot guy (all the paparazzi agree) and I rarely use gloves. If it's cold I use proper mitts. If it's not cold I don't. But there are three situations where I've found these to be great in near-zero temps: In wind (weather or activity related); clearing snow with someone else's foolish Murican-made metal-handled shovel; hiking in Iceland when having hands in pockets is dangerous. I could also imagine using them INSIDE proper winter gear, if you need brief periods of dexterity.Cool feature - if you get too warm, just stretching your fingers allows a little air in at the seams. Just a little air - no gaping holes. When not in use, they pack up to almost nothing. Not waterproof, but they don't claim to be, and they dry quickly. Phone touch works fine.If your hands get cold, buy mittens. Gloves are not for cold. But these are a nice second skin.Never thought I'd review gloves. These ones are actually useful, and well-made.

A bit loose but great gloves.