Merino Wool Fingerless Gloves - Hunting and Fishing Liner - Half Finger Warm Knitted Gloves

LOVE these. My husband's hands get cold regularly and he loves these. They are soft, not itchy and regulate the temp well. I have ordered these three times, not because of a problem, but because he wears them at least once every single day or night. He has simply worn out two pairs over the years. They keep his hands warm while he sleeps, or simply when his hands get cold. LOVE these.

Warm and functional. Perfect fit. Great value

Love these gloves. Even when wet they keep my hands warm. Honestly had no clue they were wet one day until I was removing them. They fit very well. They do loosen with wear as does most fabric, but after a run thru the washer and 30 minutes on the air vent from the central air/heat and they fit and feel like new again. They come with a little loop on the wrists which allow for a carabiner or cordage in order to hang from backpack or whatever use you find.

Nice wool gloves which keep the hands warm, but leave the fingertips exposed for delicate work. I absolutely love them, but have encountered a couple of issues. First, is just normal wool in that they can get easily caught on things and therefore little nits causing thinning and wear are hard to avoid. Second is at the wrist. There was a hard, maybe plastic, over a spot which chaffed. I have since picked/removed this plastic with no apparent detriment to the gloves. When my brother ordered a pair, his did not have anything like this, but be prepared.

Fits well, but I had to get one size larger than measured to fit my fat (not sausage) sized fingers. Warm and comfortable.

I love these, I wear them everyday. So warm and great for the computer. Soft and has good quality stitching

Great.

I thought at first they seemed a little flimsy, but after using for a while, they seem fine, stretchy, and very useful. I ordered Medium which was ok, and maybe Large would have also have been ok--I am old enough to remember when sizes meant what they say, but in recent decades nobody, at least in men's sizes, wants to admit small--and like grades in universities, the prices of cars, there has been inflation in the labeling of sizes with medium anythings often today called large.