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- Warms and protects
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These liners will convert summer riding gloves for cold weather use. Silk is the best insulator among natural fibers. Very thin. Black only.
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Reviews:
Good Gloves
Good pair of glove liners, soft and comfortable. Wore them alone for a bit and got a snag, so if you use them just for liners (like they were intended :P ) they are perfect.
Good Silk Liners
Good silk liners. Does what's its supposed to do. Because they're liners, don't expect them to keep your hands warm by themselves. I used them with leather gloves which is thinner & not too bulky. Keeps your hand warmer than using the leather gloves alone.
Thin and warm
These glove liners are perfect for wearing under heavier gloves, even gloves that are a fairly snug fit. I bought these and a pair of heavier polypropylene glove liners for winter motorcycle commutes in south-central Pennsylvania. For days in the high 30's and 40's these do the job when worn under a pair of insulated bike gloves for shorter rides of 20 minutes or less. With their lack of bulk, they're much less noticable than the heavier polypro liners.
For the cold rides, with temps in the teens to low 30's, I like to double them with the poly's under a pair of snowmobile mittens.
I highly recommend this product, specifically because of their light weight, good insulating properties, durability (so far no problems), and good price.
They help some
They do help some. They are comfortable. If your hands get really cold and you are looking for something to keep them warm these are not the fix. In such case they are more likely to change your cold numb hands to cold hands.
Silky warmth to add to summer gloves
These silk glove liners perform exactly how I hoped. I ride a BMW motorcycle that has a full fairing and heated grips. My favorite riding gloves are deerskin ropers, which work well in 3 seasons but since they are unlined do not offer much cold weather protection. Even with the fairing and the heated grips my summer gloves do not work well below 40 degrees. These silk liners are thin enough my ropers still fit fine over them, and the liners give just a tad more protection. The combination of the heated grips, silk liners, and ropers combined with the fairing giving some wind protection means I can ride comfortably down to 30 degrees. (If I use heavy duty winter gloves I lose dexterity, and do not get the benefit of the heated grips.) If I was still riding a HD motorcycle without a fairing these would be ok in the 40-55 degree range I think.
