Rothco Black Polypropylene Glove, 1 Count

If you haven't used these liners inside a glove before, you're in for a treat. They wick moisture, so whether it's perspiration or dampness from the outside of your gloves, your hands stay dry and warmer by far than they'd be without the liners. We started using these many years ago when hunting, ice fishing, etc. and they've remained a must have for winter outdoor work and recreation. This particular brand has held up well this winter and they appear to be well constructed.

I live in St. Louis. In the winter St. Louis averages about 32° + -10 without much wind or snow. For my climate these gloves are perfect. They are also light, thin, and easy to put on and takeoff. They keep my hands warm enough while allowing me to use my hands as well as if they had nothing on them. I’m sure they make fine liners, but for my purposes they are perfect standalone gloves, as well.

We live in the Northeast part of the U.S. which means a short cycling season for those of us who love to ride. Much of the time it is not foul weather or ice slicked roads that keeps us from rolling out but the cold. We have really good outer gear that we like but knew that the base layer would make the diffrence between heading out for the day or sitting inside. The silk stuff we currently use works great but we wanted to push the envelope and see just how cold it could get and still be comfortable. We also did not want to bother with the expense of heated gear so we decided to try this product.We went out today, temps ranged between the mid 40's to low 50 degree range. Instead of our heavy weight outer gear we wore our mid weight stuff (mesh jackets with liner in a tee shirt and fleece pants) over this product. That is it. The base layer preformed beautifully. We were dry, comfortable and most importantly warm. Today was supposed to be a short two hour trip but we ended up staying out all day. When we got home and peeled out of our gloves Poly was bone dry as was our skin. Love it.We are not finished yet. We are waiting for temps in the 30 degree range and will try the product under our heavy gear. I am confident that it will work just fine. Stay tuned.

These are not like the polypro glove liners that i had in the army. The fit is too tight and the fingers too long for my medium/large hand. I suspect they are another chinese outsource ... several times i have thought that chinese gloves are based on a hand profile that is narrow width with long fingers.

Purchased these to see if they would help keep hands warm. Product exceeded expectations. Bought 4 pair and ended up giving them away, and one pair went to a police officer who said they she was not able to keep hands warm without bulking up on multiple pairs of glover. Now she says she only wears the liners as no need to wear more.

It is perfect to wear them under my motorcycle gloves. They arrived quickly in a perfect sealed box. Really cheap and useful.

Description says gi polypropylene glove liners.Recieved nice 70% wool 30% acrylic glove liners.They are nice but not what I ordered.

Glove liners were of good quality. The only thing I could really say at this point and why I gave it four stars is that it kept my hands warm to a point. If your hands are cold to begin with do not expect a big warm up. I had to use hand warmers with the gloves to be able to keep my hands warm in 34 degree temps. This is not to say that there is something wrong with them because all of our bodies are different. I just happen to have cold hands and this rating is for me personally.