Terramar Womens Adult Thermasilk Glove Liner Natural Medium

Name: Terramar Womens Adult Thermasilk Glove Liner Natural Medium
Brand: Terramar
SKU: 0721357011562
Price: 37.50 EUR
Availability: InStock

Brand:Terramar

3.2/5

€
37.50

Die Amelia-Shorts verkörpern eine schlanke Silhouette, liegen eng am Bein an und sind aus elastischem Denim-Stoff gefertigt. Diese Bermudashorts reichen knapp über dem Knie und sind in unserer klassischen schwarzen Waschung mit offenem Saum gefertigt

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EAN: 0721357011562

Kategorien Bekleidung, Schuhe & Schmuck, Damen, Accessoires, Handschuhe & Fäustlinge,

So waschen Sie: Um Ihre Terramar Silk-Ausrüstung in einwandfreiem Zustand zu halten, empfehlen wir, diese Produkte in der Waschmaschine zu waschen und zum Trocknen aufzuhängen. Da das Material sehr dünn ist, verhindert das Hängendtrocknen, dass der Stoff reißt. Nur bei Bedarf bleichen. Terramar Sports ist ein in den USA ansässiges Unternehmen, das Baselayer-Ausrüstung für den extremsten Outdoor-Menschen herstellt. Unsere Produkte sind für alltägliche Abenteuer bis hin zu schwierigen Schneeschuhwanderungen und Bergsteigen konzipiert. Es ist unsere Aufgabe, Sie warm zu halten! Eigenschaften: Ec2 Quick-Dri Thermoregulation Comfort-Technologie, die es dem Stoff ermöglicht, schnell zu trocknen, während die natürliche Körpertemperatur reguliert und Ihre Hände warm bleiben. Es ist so konstruiert, dass es dehnbar ist, sodass es nicht zu Irritationen oder Faltenbildung kommt. Diese Handschuheinlagen sind sehr leicht und tragen nicht zusätzlich auf. Sie sind mit unserer ClimaSense-Behandlung ausgestattet, um Gerüche zu neutralisieren, Ihre Körpertemperatur zu regulieren und Schweiß abzuleiten. Was Sie erhalten: Terramar Sports Thermasilk Handschuheinlagen sind in den Farboptionen Schwarz und Natur sowie in den folgenden Größen erhältlich: Small, Medium, Large und X-Large. Sie bestehen aus 100 % reiner Seide und fühlen sich nicht nur extrem glatt an, sondern halten auch warm! Maschinenwäsche. Pull-On-Verschluss. Importiert. 100 % Seide.

Age Range (Description)	Adult
Brand	Terramar
Color	Natural
Department	womens
Hand Orientation	Ambidextrous
Item model number	S491
Item Package Quantity	1
Manufacturer	Terramar
Material	100% Pure filament interlock silk
Product Care Instructions	Machine Wash
Size	Medium
Special Feature	Lightweight
Sport	Exercise and Fitness

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Scritto da: Bl@cque47

Very warm.

I put these on under my regular leather motorcycle gloves and they worked very well keeping my hands warm at highway speed in temps ranging from mid 20's to mid 30's F. I bought ski gloves to try for cold weather riding but while warm, the bulk interferes with operating the controls. These liners are an excellent compromise. The only con is that they are easy to snag on things so use them in conjunction with an outer glove.

Scritto da: Just some guy

Thin, warm, but could be a little more durable

I used these under heavy mittens/gloves while shooting the Aurora Borealis in Churchill, Manitoba. Temperatures were -26 to -33 F, wind chills in the minus 50's. Able to use my camera and change settings, move the tripod and head, and have my hands out for about a minute at a time. Unlike some other glove liners, these are very silky smooth and slip easily in and out of the gloves/mittens. I took off one star, as over the course of four nights, small holes developed at the fingertips of the right thumb, index, and long fingers (I am right-handed). I think this is from contacting and using camera controls that were extremely cold. All in all, very satisfied, they did the job I needed them to do at a very reasonable price. I am a man with size 8.5 gloves, I used the extra large, they fit well.

Scritto da: Jetjam

The jury is still out

I bought these to wear under my heavy gortex gloves for my upcoming trip to Antarctica. I am surprised how thin they are, although when you put them on they do seem to sort of seal in the heat from your hands. Where I live it's not cold enough to ops check them in real world cold conditions, unless I can figure a way to fit inside my chest freezer to test them. I'm hoping these will work and keep my hands warm, I will report back after I return from Antarctica, providing I'm not pecked to death by a penguin.

Scritto da: dewdad

Nice, but get destroyed easily

These are nice and keep my hands warm, but they will catch and snag on anything remotely rough. I wanted to use them as ski glove liners, but after a week they were pretty much destroyed.

Scritto da: jimmac

Sorta OK

My hands are sensitive to cold. I would wear these under lightweight work gloves or nitrile gloves if working in cool surroundings or with cold/hot liquids. I didn't find them helpful as an underlayer for heavy winter gloves or mitts though. Construction is good and the fit is comfortable for my large hands, I just didn't find these extended the warmth of any winter gloves I used.

Scritto da: Granny M.

Warm hands

They are warm and fit easily into a pair mitts you can take your mitts off and still be warm. My young grandson worn in his hockey gloves to keep his hands warm

Scritto da: ghraspalt

Good glove liners, fabric snags on Velcro

These gloves function well as liners for heavier winter gloves. The heavier gloves slide on easily and based on some hours spent outside in cold (only high teens to mid 20's) my hands did not get cold. Also they worked well when operating my snow blower which generally results in cold hands from gripping the handles. So serving the purpose for which the glove liners were purchased I would say they are 5 star, BUT the silk fabric snags on the Velcro that the outer gloves use to draw the gloves tightly around ones wrists. Now I have strands of the glove liner fabric on virtually all of the fingers. Soon I think there will be holes. I was initially going to purchase a second pair because they functioned well, but not now. The gloves are too expensive to use sacrificial garments, I expect glove liners to last for years and not just a few months. Product needs re-evaluation of fabric version the purpose for which they were made. I work in R&D for a company and not considering such an obvious potential problem in the development stage would not be easily overlooked by management.