Details
- Merino wool and acrylic blend with a touch of stretch is soft, wicks moisture and insulates even when wet
- Versatile, lightweight knit for ease of movement
- Rib-knit cuff finishing for bulk-free fit
- Knit-in touch-screen capability on thumbs and index fingers
Imported.
Specs
| Best Use | Multisport |
|---|---|
| Palm Material | 46% merino wool/46% acrylic/8% spandex |
| Fabric | 46% merino wool/46% acrylic/8% spandex |
| Lining Fabric | None |
| Touch Screen Compatible | Yes |
| Gender | Unisex |
| Glove Type | Full Finger |
Rated 1 out of
5
by
WAHI from
Not as warm as they used to be
Smartwool liner gloves were my go-to gloves for years, and I wore them even for cold weather hiking and snowshoeing. Unfortunately I lost my last pair on a bus, and when I replaced them with the newer, Tech-Compatible gloves, I was very disappointed. The original liner gloves were 95% Merino wool. These are only 45% Merino wool. It's about 34 degrees and dry this morning, and the gloves didn't keep my hands warm. I had to keep them in my pockets during the whole commute. The only thing I can say in their favor is that they do work with my cell phone. The reduction to 45% wool is a deal breaker for me, and these are going back to the store.
Date published: 2014-12-30
Rated 3 out of
5
by
ashuleski from
Not worth it
I swear by Smartwool socks in the winter and am very satisfied with my Smartwool hat. I was excited when I received the matching gloves as a gift, because thicker gloves normally limit my mobility and I needed something flexible and warm to walk my dog. After wearing them a few times, I have to say that I'm very disappointed. They keep my hands no warmer than a pair of $1.99 basic cotton gloves.
I would love to give them 1 or 2 stars, but I bumped them to 3 because they are labeled as liners. Perhaps if I wore them underneath another set of gloves, I would have been satisfied. Do not purchase if you only want to wear the gloves alone.
Date published: 2015-01-08
Rated 5 out of
5
by
feltedwool from
great dexterity and warmth
Bought last year, worked farmers markets during cold snaps and these never let me down. Covered in a simple latex exam glove, these are great for outdoor work or fishing.
Alone they are great for cool days with little wind or for sporting events, walking to the coffee shop or as a solo glove for a jog. Coupled with a rag wool mitten, warmth is incredible and luxurious in the coldest cold, and you can still pull off a mitten and use your phone.
A+ , am buying pairs for others.
Date published: 2014-11-14
Rated 4 out of
5
by
Life Outdoor from
Love them!
I think these are great gloves. I wear them in the winter under a waterproof glove when I snowshoe or hike, and in the spring & fall by themselves when the weather is cool. I think this is my 3rd pair. Lost one pair in Peru and wore out the other pair after several years of use. My only complaint is the fingers aren't long enough to accommodate someone with long fingernails. My nails have worn threw at the tips and I've had to sew them up several times.
Date published: 2016-03-14
Rated 5 out of
5
by
NC Fiber Guy from
Winter running gloves
I had a pair of these last year, and they were a bit too small. They succumbed to moths over the summer due to improper storage on my part. So this is my second pair. They are absolutely wonderful. I don't use them as liners here in North Carolina. They serve as my go to gloves when I run during the winter. I can swipe my smart phone screen on and off with them with ease. They keep my fingers warm and absorb the sweat. They dry quickly.
Date published: 2015-01-30
Rated 5 out of
5
by
HikeColorado from
Use by themselves in high activity or as a liner!
I bought these last autumn, and they were everything I was looking for. At a corporate event many years ago, I got a pair of 100% acrylic liners. I used them by themselves when running in the Colorado winters. I also used them as a liner when snowboarding in conjunction with some shell mittens (no insulation on those). My hands get really sweaty on the ski hill. It's been great to take the shells off on the lift and let my liners dry out / cool off. The old ones developed a hole, and these have been the perfect replacement. My 12 year old daughter borrowed them when playing a freezing cold wet spring soccer game. They kept her hands warm in freezing drizzle. I might need a second pair! Only complaint - the wrists are a touch itchy compared to the acrylic ones I had - but they are a touch more warm - a good tradeoff for me, so I'm very happy with them.
Date published: 2015-07-19
Rated 5 out of
5
by
azrogart from
Great Running Glove
I use these gloves for early morning cool weather runs and they are the perfect glove for running. They keep your hands and fingers warm and are very breathable with good wicking. This is my second pair as I have worn out my first pair after many years running and washing. They roll up nicely to stash in a pocket when it's time to peel them off. I have run with many light weight gloves over the years and these are my favorite.
Date published: 2015-01-23
Rated 5 out of
5
by
Mark the from
Added Warmth
I purchase these liners to help my big ski glove keep my fingers warm on the ski lift ride. They just that, and very well.
Date published: 2015-01-18
How much do these glove liners weigh (oz)?
The Liner Tech-Compatible Gloves weigh 1.5 ounces.
Date published: 2016-05-30
Reviews
Rated 1 out of
5
by
WAHI from
Not as warm as they used to be
Smartwool liner gloves were my go-to gloves for years, and I wore them even for cold weather hiking and snowshoeing. Unfortunately I lost my last pair on a bus, and when I replaced them with the newer, Tech-Compatible gloves, I was very disappointed. The original liner gloves were 95% Merino wool. These are only 45% Merino wool. It's about 34 degrees and dry this morning, and the gloves didn't keep my hands warm. I had to keep them in my pockets during the whole commute. The only thing I can say in their favor is that they do work with my cell phone. The reduction to 45% wool is a deal breaker for me, and these are going back to the store.
Date published: 2014-12-30
Rated 3 out of
5
by
ashuleski from
Not worth it
I swear by Smartwool socks in the winter and am very satisfied with my Smartwool hat. I was excited when I received the matching gloves as a gift, because thicker gloves normally limit my mobility and I needed something flexible and warm to walk my dog. After wearing them a few times, I have to say that I'm very disappointed. They keep my hands no warmer than a pair of $1.99 basic cotton gloves.
I would love to give them 1 or 2 stars, but I bumped them to 3 because they are labeled as liners. Perhaps if I wore them underneath another set of gloves, I would have been satisfied. Do not purchase if you only want to wear the gloves alone.
Date published: 2015-01-08
Rated 5 out of
5
by
feltedwool from
great dexterity and warmth
Bought last year, worked farmers markets during cold snaps and these never let me down. Covered in a simple latex exam glove, these are great for outdoor work or fishing.
Alone they are great for cool days with little wind or for sporting events, walking to the coffee shop or as a solo glove for a jog. Coupled with a rag wool mitten, warmth is incredible and luxurious in the coldest cold, and you can still pull off a mitten and use your phone.
A+ , am buying pairs for others.
Date published: 2014-11-14
Rated 4 out of
5
by
Life Outdoor from
Love them!
I think these are great gloves. I wear them in the winter under a waterproof glove when I snowshoe or hike, and in the spring & fall by themselves when the weather is cool. I think this is my 3rd pair. Lost one pair in Peru and wore out the other pair after several years of use. My only complaint is the fingers aren't long enough to accommodate someone with long fingernails. My nails have worn threw at the tips and I've had to sew them up several times.
Date published: 2016-03-14
Rated 5 out of
5
by
NC Fiber Guy from
Winter running gloves
I had a pair of these last year, and they were a bit too small. They succumbed to moths over the summer due to improper storage on my part. So this is my second pair. They are absolutely wonderful. I don't use them as liners here in North Carolina. They serve as my go to gloves when I run during the winter. I can swipe my smart phone screen on and off with them with ease. They keep my fingers warm and absorb the sweat. They dry quickly.
Date published: 2015-01-30
Rated 5 out of
5
by
HikeColorado from
Use by themselves in high activity or as a liner!
I bought these last autumn, and they were everything I was looking for. At a corporate event many years ago, I got a pair of 100% acrylic liners. I used them by themselves when running in the Colorado winters. I also used them as a liner when snowboarding in conjunction with some shell mittens (no insulation on those). My hands get really sweaty on the ski hill. It's been great to take the shells off on the lift and let my liners dry out / cool off. The old ones developed a hole, and these have been the perfect replacement. My 12 year old daughter borrowed them when playing a freezing cold wet spring soccer game. They kept her hands warm in freezing drizzle. I might need a second pair! Only complaint - the wrists are a touch itchy compared to the acrylic ones I had - but they are a touch more warm - a good tradeoff for me, so I'm very happy with them.
Date published: 2015-07-19
Rated 5 out of
5
by
azrogart from
Great Running Glove
I use these gloves for early morning cool weather runs and they are the perfect glove for running. They keep your hands and fingers warm and are very breathable with good wicking. This is my second pair as I have worn out my first pair after many years running and washing. They roll up nicely to stash in a pocket when it's time to peel them off. I have run with many light weight gloves over the years and these are my favorite.
Date published: 2015-01-23
Rated 5 out of
5
by
Mark the from
Added Warmth
I purchase these liners to help my big ski glove keep my fingers warm on the ski lift ride. They just that, and very well.
Date published: 2015-01-18
Questions & Answers
How much do these glove liners weigh (oz)?
The Liner Tech-Compatible Gloves weigh 1.5 ounces.
Date published: 2016-05-30
