FREEZE-OUT Inner Glove Liners

This is the second piece of Freeze Out gear I own, and another one I got on sale for just $9.99. Fir decades, I've been riding in the cold with old school silver ski glove liners. These are miles better.

I guess I qualify as an extreme tester because I ride in very cold conditions. Granted, I do ride a Can Am RT Limited with full fairing and heated grips, but my first test of these was at 38 degrees inside of Bilt winter gloves. I didn't even turn the grips on and my hands started sweating. Thank goodness these liners are quick dry.

My second test was on a 23 degree morning ride for Toys for tots. I put down a little over 50 miles that day. Heated grips set on low, and I still had to cycle them on and off to keep my hands from getting too warm. The secret is the wind blocking ability of the fabric in these liners. Try them on a windy day with no gloves, and you'll see what I mean.

The reason for only 4 stars is that they don't seem that durable. I've only had them for a few months and they already show signs of significant wear. But them at $10 a pair, it's not a major issue. I'll be buying another pair.

I got these liners to stop my hands from being Popsicles whiling riding in the winter months. I normally wear mechanics gloves they work good for me... I am using the impact mechanics gloves they provide an ok amount of Winding protection but with the liners together they make a huge difference! I also bought mine at the store.

I LOVE my freezeout gear. I just slap these gloves on under my summer riding gloves and Im good to go! (good in 26*F rain!

The gloves are comfy as stand alone but not good as such for riding. May need get a size larger riding glove since the FO liner will make a snug glove too tight. Also hands still get frosty, but not as as bad as with out the FO liner.

I originally thought I'd use these liners with my insulated enduro gloves. The fit on those gloves is pretty tight, though, and my regular silk liners are about the best choice. Then I tried these liners on my deerskin road gloves, and the effect was magical. Now I have deerskin gloves with a windblocking, insulated, and removable liner. The thickness was welcome as the wind went after my fingers, and these liners did an effective job of keeping my digits warm even though they are about the first part of me that gets cold. Well worth the sale price!

Central Florida cold. 50's or 60's at night in winter. The liners and the neck gaiter seem to serve me well in this climate.

These actually helped with taking the edge off the chill when riding. They feel comfortable, but I would make sure that you have enough room in your gloves for these, if your gloves are already snug these might bind up on you. I have no problems, and they make a world of difference.

I purchased a pair of large gloves, the fingers were too short, so I purchased XL ones & took in the excess. Fit great now. Keeps your hands warmer with less bulk.

Exactly what I expected, and great when on sale. They block out a ton of wind, and fit into a pair of insulated gloves. They are a little thicker than I expected, but not too bad. Just make sure you wear with insulated gloves that aren’t already snug. Too thick to pair with my Cortech Latigo gloves if it’s a bit chilly. Perfect extra piece of equipment for riding in the 30s, and just what I needed, but for ambient temps in the 20s and below at around 50mph, my finger tips get colder than I like. I would recommend heated gloves for anything below the 30s.

My hand became colder while using these glove liners. Do they ever try what they make ? Hey, how many of you have a large collection of gloves that don't keep your hands warm ?

P.S. Cyclegear is my favorite store for motorcycle gear (5 stars).