Light but warm liner gloves for things requiring finger dexterity! Micro fleece innards combined with a stretchy softshell construction will give you the best compromise between keeping warm and being able to use fine instruments – thumbs and index fingers have touchscreen-friendly tips, and there is a silicone pattern on the palm in case you need to grip and hold something when not having mittens on.

• Water-resistant stretch softshell construction keeps cold air out
• Micro fleece lining for warmth and comfort
• Touchscreen-friendly thumb and index finger tips
• Padlock™ no-slip silicone grip pattern on the palm
• Cuff design creates a secure fit while keeping out the elements
• Nylon loops on the cuffs for storage and carry options
• Suitable also as a stand-alone glove

The first use of liner gloves is to provide extra heat insulation for your hands inside mittens and such. A second reason to wear liner gloves is when you’re outside and need to remove your mittens to fiddle with something very small in the cold, such as a toggle on your gizmo. You can also wear these as stand-alone gloves if you are on the move or if the cold weather isn’t that extreme.

Use

As you might have guessed, being quite nimble and having a softshell construction, these gloves are not meant for heavy-duty construction work, rappelling, or any sort of hands-on terraforming crusades—you put on top of these a good pair of tough work gloves for that.

Made in Cambodia.