Merino Wool Liner Gloves
Merino Wool Liner Gloves
Merino Wool Liner Gloves
Merino Wool Liner Gloves
Merino Wool Liner Gloves
Merino Wool Liner Gloves

Merino Wool Liner Gloves


Thin but highly insulating merino wool gloves, designed to be worn underneath your deep winter cycling gloves
Regular price€25.00 EUR
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The Merino Wool Liner Gloves are thin but highly insulating merino wool gloves, designed to be worn underneath your deep winter cycling gloves to provide added insulation and protection from the cold.

They can also be worn on their own as a stylish choice off the bike.

Thanks to their touchscreen compatible thumb and index finger, you can answer calls or take a picture without taking the gloves off.

• Highly breathable
• Light wind barrier
• Lightly insulating
• Touchscreen compatible
• Merino wool

• Hand wash
• Do not bleach
• Do not iron
• Do not tumble dry
• Do not wring

68% Merino Wool 22% Polyamide 7% Elastane 3% Copper

Q&A

Will they keep my hands warm?
Yes. The Merino Liner is an excellent addition to be worn under any of our deep winter gloves in cold and sub-zero conditions. The soft, warm fabric will help give extra insulation, especially if you suffer with cold hands.

Can I wear them alone?
Yes you can - however, they are intended as a liner glove to be combined with a winter glove. If you intend to wear them alone, we suggest first taking a look at the Primavera Merino 2 Spring-Autumn Gloves - these have similar materials and thickness but have additional silicone grip patterns on the palm to help maintain a good grip on the handlebars.

For which temperatures are these gloves suitable?
When used on their own, the Merino Liner Gloves are suitable for walking or hiking in cool, but not freezing conditions. Use them as liner gloves underneath winter gloves for sub-zero conditions.

Which size do I need?
These knitted gloves are rather tight, especially around the fingers. If in doubt, we recommend choosing the larger size.

Which activities are these gloves suitable for?
When used on their own, they are great companions for activities off the bike, like a walk through town or for hiking. When used as liner gloves, they are great for any type of cycling.

  • 5 stars: 12 (75%)
  • 4 stars: 3 (19%)
  • 3 stars: 1 (6%)
  • 2 stars: 0 (0%)
  • 1 star: 0 (0%)
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Andrew Milner
Toasty

Game changer for cycling as easy to fit under any cycling gloves to provide a toasty 2nd layer. Used in around 2C on a 40 mile ride 👌🏻

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H. Nevison Andrews
The best liner gloves

The best liner gloves

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Phil Rudland
Can't beat Merino wool

I use these as a liner for my normal mountain bike gloves as I wanted something warm but without adding any bulk as I don't like gloves that numb the feel you need between hands and grips. These work great at temperatures down to about 0c.

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Tricky Dicky
Sizing issue

Warm, good quality but fingers v long for a medium size glove

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John cowan
Great liner glove

Used these as a liner glove for a cycling glove warm on there own and touch screen friendly

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Tracy
Good value

Great gift

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MGMaestro
Grip Grab Merino Liner Gloves

I bought these primarily as liner gloves when cycling. They have performed well. I have also occasionally used them on their own and again have found them good and the touchscreen compatible index fingers and thumbs work well. An excellent product.

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Greg
Great product

Warm and fit easy under other gloves to layer up 👍👌

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velvettank
Warm...

Love these over the colder months....not too sure about the ability to imprint to screens, and they don't stand up well to any sort of work wear, but I like a warm hand that isn't swaddled.

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AC
Good

Purchased as liner under main glove, works well as extra warmth in winter

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David
Glove liners

Feel very warm and comfortable good price.

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Brian B.
Lovely gloves

Good fit and cuffs nicely tight. Not the cheapest but you won’t regret the money spent on these gloves.Very well made and keeps hands warm. I’m using them in the house as I’m very sensitive to cold. Could probably be used under big gloves. Can’t fault these merino wool gloves, and will probably invest in another pair.

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Mr H.
Warn yet thin

I brought these to wear inside my metal detecting gloves on cold days and the are greatAlso good just to have on as a single layer if your hands are cold.

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NumbNuts
Great fit

Great fit, if you are tired of buying gloves are a bit cumbersome. Best touch screen gloves I have ever used , absolute 5 star rating for that . Slightly warm , but you will have cold fingertips if the weather is bitter (more so if it’s close to sub zero wind )If you want to hang outside a bar smoking while drinking , and being able to scratch your nose , hold a smoke , talk on a phone , text , and grab your wallet out of your pocket , with out wrestling your pockets , then these are perfect for you ( in cold-ish) environments . Climbing up a mountain in Colorado at wintertime , or cleaning the ice off your car in New York in wintertime ? Forget about it .

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Bananaman
A decent glove

Surprised that despite me falling bang in the middle that they are a little big. They do seem fairly well made. I bought as a liner glove for skiing and as a light thin running glove. They are a little thicker than I expected Vs my existing merino liners (100%merino) which have served well and I've had to darn a few times on the finger tips. If you think kind of like the thickness of the old "magic gloves" they are like that. Maybe this thickness will pay dividends with warmth only worn on one run so far. I hope they keep hands warm when wet like my 100%merino gloves fo? They work well with a touch screen and feel nice to wear. Not scratchy. Don't think dexterity is as good seeing as a bit thicker.

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Luella
Touch screen works beautifully

I read a lot of reviews on these gloves before purchasing - the sizing is definitely incorrect - i normally order medium to large gloves but had ordered xl-xxl and it's a perfect fit for my hand - the fingers are a snug fit but just perfect for my hand as it's comfortable. I haven't tested it outside yet but it's definitely the most functional warm touch screen glove I've tried - I've never found other warm touch screen gloves ever work, only thin ones usually work, but these are much warmer than the thin ones.I am typing this using this touch screen glove right now and it works wonderfully with no difficulty typing or hitting the wrong keys.I'm not sure how it would fare in sub zero temperatures as i haven't tested it outside but will definitely be warm enough around 0°C for me as my window is open now with no heating on in my house and it's chilly in my kitchen but my hands are very toasty in these gloves.Best touch screen gloves I've ever experienced and value for money for the warmth and functionality! Would definitely recommend them!