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

They work great with my three finger gloves - the perfect supplement. Hated when I had to take my thermal gloves off to do things like spread sidewalk deicer, clear snow blower, add fuel, etc. Fingers never warmed up after exposure. These liner gloves fit nicely inside my main thermal glove and gave me the protection I needed.Recommend.

I like these a lot. Thin gloves, but still warm. Perfect to wear underneath another pair of gloves for those extra cold days. Works great with touchscreens, better than any other glove I’ve worn.

I bought these along with another brand to try and find a new pair of liner gloves for winter outdoor trips. I have only used them a few times but like them so far and are exactly as advertised. They are comfortable, keep my hand slight warm, and are slightly wind resistant, perfect for warm winter conditions or heavy activity. They are fairly thin, I would not rely on them to be tough for working with them. Also the thumb is sewed on with a separate piece of fabric and feels weird at first, I have gotten used to it, and does not affect the glove in any way.Pros:- Fully flexible- Fits very well- ComfortableCons:- Feels like weak fabric

I use as liners to ski gloves. I use several and swap out as needed during the day to keep my hands warm and dry. Sizing isn't critical. I have large hands and loaned a pair to my wife with small hands and the fit was fine

This is a nice pair of lightweight gloves. Affordable gloves can be poorly made, but these are high quality. Each glove is about 15 grams. They are thin but not ultra thin, so they are perfect for dry winter days.They look gray in the photos, but that is just the white balance in the camera being incorrect. They are indeed fully black gloves.

For some reviews I thought I would be able to use it as regular gloves but they aren't warm enough for me. Used them to decorate trees outside when it was 41 and my hands were cold. And they aren't very cellular phone friendly. The touchscreen feature works but not well. But they fit well and my fingers can move freely.

I have very large hands and the size large fits perfectly. The gloves have the look and feel of quality. I put them on inside my regular winter gloves as liners and they felt like they were made for each other. No bunching or uncomfortable feeling. They fit just like a hand-in-glove!

I've only worn these once, but I liked them so much I immediately ordered two more pair. I had some Manzella glove liners I liked for running, but three of those four gloves disappeared in the wash. Those are no longer made, so I decided to try these. They are advertised as a running glove, lightweight and good for wicking away moisture. They are not warmth gloves and don't pretend to be, but they keep the wind and chill off the hands. The silk and Spandex blend provides a smooth, snug fit which is comfortable and allows good freedom of movement with the fingers. They're also excellent for what runners need although it's not often discussed: as a hanky substitute. When I run in cold or windy weather, my eyes water and my nose runs. I wiped away the tears and snot, and the gloves took it up and almost immediately evaporated it away, unlike cotton gloves. They were dry at the end of the run. I haven't washed them yet, so I can't discuss that, but at the low price, they don't have to be too durable. They do not work with a touchscreen. They are definitely thin enough to be used as a glove liner.