Wool Glove Liners - Unstamped Wool Lightweight Inserts for Cold Weather Biking Camping and Outdoor

I've had these now 3-4 months and use them inside of other large gloves. They're very warm and have held-up. I tried to just wash them in a bowl of soapy water then hang out to dry, and that has worked fine. I've used them as liners in -10F and even colder this year ice fishing and they have been great. And for cleaning fish outside under durable rubber gloves (which you can get for like $7 at harbor freight...tip of the day)... great. No freezing, no cold, work well so far.

The best leather glove liner I have used. Doesn’t leave rolled up lint at the finger tips. Might just get two winters out of these.

They squeeze inside gloves or mittens and add a lot of warmth. They look durable but time will tell.

These are great for the price, but they are just liners. They will not provide a great deal of warmth and they have pulls that will have to be darned. You may understand what I am saying if you know the difference between a $40 pair of Land's End rag wool gloves or Eddie Bauer wool gloves and these liners.They are meant to keep the hands dry and the air circulating in your gloves and they will do that. They don't appear to be able to last more that a season or two, but for $7 that is fine.

bought these black military wool glove liners becuz the smartwool liners were back ordered and my husband was freezing this winter while plowing the driveway every other day here in Maine (winter 2015). These military liners were not only less expensive than the smartwool but they worked better ! Got an extra pair for back up - and when I got the backordered smartwool liner, sent it right back after trying it out on one of our frigid mornings moving more snow....smartwool liner did not keep his hands as warm as the militry wool linrer. ......dont think we will see the ground until June!

I use these for biking between 45-60 degree weather in windy conditions. There's just enough room to add hand warmers into the palm in the colder temperatures.

Pretty good gloves for the price. Just buyer beware, these gloves run a bit big and rothco's customer service is absolute garbage! But otherwise, I've wore this in the woods in the middle of winter here in New England and they were nice and warm as long as you're moving around do some sort of activity to generate body heat. Recommended

I used to wear a pair of gloves that covered only half fingers because then I did not have to take off them to retrieve things from my pockets. But the weather got much colder and I had to make a switch. I got this pair. They were really good because they were first, thin enough for your hands to be flexible and second, they were not that thin so as make your hands feel cold. Plus they were really cheap and if you have Amazon prime membership you get them shipped over for free. Overall, a 5 star buy.