Work great for the cold.
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jesus -
February 28, 2013(san diego, CA)
They are a little bit big!! I'm a large glove size, but they actually work really good, I wear them every night when coming from work. Would recommend.
Comfortable and warm
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Gene -
February 23, 2013(Ridgecrest, CA)
Got these liners to wear under light glove on not-so-cold mornings when big heavy riding gloves were a bit overkill but the lighter gloves were a bit too cold. They seem to do the trick. Used them a few times now and they are not too thick as to be hard to get on and off but yet thick enough to keep my hands warm. Not sure how they will last but they appear to be well made.
Nice gloves but not real warm
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Charles -
February 14, 2013(Fountain, FL)
Wore these underneath my winter gloves in temps between 35 and 40 degrees. They added a little warmth but not enough for those temps. Would be hard to recommend these for really cold weather riding.
A few snags, but otherwise useful
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CPS -
October 29, 2012(Rochester, NY)
Comfortable, and do add some warmth over just a plain glove, but likes to snag on anything (Velcro, key rings, what have you). Nice in that it'll allow you to get stuff out of your pockets when you have to take your riding gloves off.
nice fit
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jim -
April 19, 2012(lacrosse, WI)
would purchase again
Great basic glove liner
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JCinNC -
February 15, 2012(Raleigh, NC)
These liners work great as a basic and inexpensive glove liner. It doesn't take much for them to start picking apart unfortunately, but otherwise a decent value for the money.
Nothing special
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steve -
February 09, 2012(Houston, TX)
Not as warm as I expected when paired with my gloves. Material isn't soft at all compared to Thinsulate. A $2 liner would probably work just as well. About the only benefit is they do extend well beyond your wrist.
Could be warmer
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Karl -
January 26, 2012(Woodburn, OR)
Fit well, nice to wear. Have a 2x30min ride and get cold at <40F after about 15-20min. With liners about 5min later and little less cold. I should not feel this during I am warm.
happy
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Jarrod -
January 19, 2012(Richmond, VA)
These help significantly. They don't work miracles, but they help stave off the numbness for a little longer.
Olympia Sports Glove Liners (Non-Heated)
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Larry M. -
January 19, 2012(Central, NJ)
I purchased these liners. Overall, fit good, quality good, finish is very nice. The liners provide an ample layer of warmth, for there design. The biggest downside to these liners, is that with them on, the Olympia Sports 4150 Gore-Tex All Season Gloves 'velcro' sticks to them and makes it VERY difficult to operate and finish gearing up.
