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- Stretch аnԁ recovery fοr a comfortable fit without binding
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- Elasticized openings seal out thе elements
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- Advance barrier technology seals out сοƖԁ air аnԁ wind
- Brushed poly interior wicks moisture аnԁ feels fаntаѕtіс against skin
- Stretch аnԁ recovery fοr a comfortable fit without binding
- Flat-lock seams аrе comfortable аnԁ layer straightforwardly
- Elasticized openings seal out thе elements
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3 Comments
Very comfortable – jury subdue out on longevity and bulkiness,
I’ve only used these twice so far and have had no problem with seams, but can’t speak to longevity yet. I also only used them for my 35-minute commute, so can’t speak to long rides. I commuted all last winter here in N. TX, riding down to about 36F with just thick gloves – no liners. Once or twice I tried 32-34F, but chose to draw the line at 36 because my hands were just too painfully cold. Even at 36 I would need a cup of hot chocolate to warm up my hands. So these last two days were 37F and 39F and I used the liners for the first time. I reckon it helped a small. I was not uncomfortably cold and didn’t need hot chocolate – too terrible. I’m guessing that they will give me a few more degrees down.
I have to honestly say though that they do make my already bulky gloves even bulkier. This morning I had a close call pulling out my driveway. I went for the brakes but my palm kept the throttle on so I came close to a car. That’s never happened since I was a newbie, so I have to attribute it to the bulkiness. It also makes it just about impossible to work the controls on my bluetooth headset. I can’t feel what I’m doing – changing FM preside over when I’m trying to adjust the volume.
Reviews of other liners like these nag about velcro snags. I haven’t had any problems, probably because I am very careful to place on the liner and glove on one hand and then place on the liner and glove on the other hand, so I am always handling the velcro with bare hand or gloved hand and never with the liner.
Overall I like them. They are very thin and comfortable. I will have to evaluate further whether they make it unsafe to ride because of added bulk and how they hold up this winter.
UPDATE 11/27/2013: I wore the liners this morning on my 35 minute commute when it was 28F and felt like 20F. Ok, that was officially too cold. But I made it with no problems and can laugh about it. So I would say these liners give me at least 6 degrees. I sometimes wear them in the office. I’m typing with them now. It’s slower and I make a lot of mistakes, but my fingers are pleased. Very comfortable. I do not have generous hands and these Smalls are tight going on for me, so I could see how someone with larger hands could split the seams putting them on. As far as bulkiness, you just have to get used to it. I can’t completely blame the incident I referred to earlier on the liners. I have been careful and haven’t had any other issues. So as long as you get used to them and take extra care, they shouldn’t cause you any protection problems.
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Not excellent for below 45 degrees F,
Wearing HD leather winter gloves.
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Not lasting,
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