THE HEAT COMPANY – WIND PRO LINER - Wind Resistant Gloves - Premium Quality - Touch Screen Gloves For Women & Men - Sports Gloves: Warm Winter Gloves For Cycling & Running

These I quite expensive but they do the job, I was worried about the sizing but the XL fit is very comfortable, the fingers are not too short and match the size guide. They fit nicely inside my full ski mittens for extreme conditions. They have a nice slot for a hand warmer and come with a small carabiner so the gloves can be hung off your clothing while you're not using them. You can use a touchscreen while wearing them.

Nice item keeps my hands warm value for money

He also has warm hands now!

Perfect fit.Top quality.I procrastinated over paying so much cash for a glove/liner like this but when coupled with the Shell 2 mitten it was perfect for outdoor photography in Iceland in February.With high wind speeds and snow/hail the glove combination was essential (most noticeably taking photos of the Northern Lights in Þingvellir and Hallgrimskirkja in Reykjavik).Don’t get me wrong, my index finger and thumb on my right hand were painfully cold with the shell peeled back but it would have been impossible without the combination.I also wore them without the shell for daytime roaming of Reykjavik- toasty warm!The pocket on the back of the hand was very useful to hold the hand warmers too (see my other review).

These gloves are great and even have a pocket for hand warmers on the back. They look very smart and feel great and have clips to fasten to a bag or belt.

It’s a joke that this is touted as a photographers glove. None of The Heat Company designers know what does a modern camera with its fine buttons looks or feels like. Had to mutilate my glove finger tips to make it useful. Glad others look at the bad design, my mutilated gloves & are staying out of buying these gloves. Stamp out bad design with a vengeance!! I doubt anyone in The Heat Company bothers if it’s selling -unfit for purpose. We vote with our fingers & feet in todays world

Juts bought these gloves and tested them out in +2 degree weather with very little wind. After ten minutes, my hands were starting to get really cold. The 'comfort level' down to negative 2 degrees is simply dishonest advertising.It's to be expected, as these gloves are particularly thin, which makes them dextrous and comfortable, but there is no material in the world that can be that thin and yet keep your hands 'comfortable' down to 2 degrees below zero (and not even at 2 degrees above zero, as I found out).I had my doubts when I initially put them on, but thought that perhaps all the high-tech claims of the company would, somehow be true and make the gloves warm at very low temps. Unfortunately, as I say, after ten minutes, reality came knocking.Because of all this, I would recommend you give these gloves a miss as they are expensive and the price simply isn't reflected in performance.I gave them an extra star because they are comfortable and the build quality is good, but for performance, it's 1 star, because they don't come close to living up to the claims.

These gloves are great, I bought both the merino and the wind pro but unfortunately they are just 2 bulky to serve as a liner for my existing gloves so I've had to return them. If the time does come that I also need to replace my hestra outers then I thing these gloves along with matching outers will be my choice.With regards to the difference in Merino vrs wind pro, I couldn't tell them apart, both great quality but I am unable to review the usage of either as I returned them almost by return mail.