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EMS Men's Techwick Liner Gloves
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EMS Men's Techwick Liner Gloves
Fast-wicking lightweight liners to wear under heavier gloves in cold weather or by themselves in cool temps.Features/Benefits:
- Techwick fabric made of 100% polyester
- Techwick is engineered to pull sweat away from your body
- Because Techwick holds less moisture, it dries quickly
Fiber Content: 100% polyester
Country of Origin: Imported -
EMS Men's Techwick Liner Gloves
Weather Conditions Cold Primary Use Hiking/Travel
Reviews/Comments
Customers most agreed on the following attributes:
from Bridgton ME on 5/9/2010Comments about Eastern Mountain Sports EMS Men's Techwick Liner Gloves:
The gloves snag easily especially when coming in contact with Velcro. They do not add much warmth, but I found them very practical when hiking and my hands started sweating. When my hands had sweat up my outer gloves the liners made sliding my hands in and out of the gloves much easier. For that reason I never wanted to be without them.
Comments about Eastern Mountain Sports EMS Men's Techwick Liner Gloves:
Perfect weight for cold weather cardio activities
Comments about Eastern Mountain Sports EMS Men's Techwick Liner Gloves:
used these for slightly cold weather running to keep the wind off my hands just a little and they work fine
from Florida on 2/10/2010Comments about Eastern Mountain Sports EMS Men's Techwick Liner Gloves:
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from 50mi. north of Detroit on 1/20/2010Comments about Eastern Mountain Sports EMS Men's Techwick Liner Gloves:
alone and under gloves. Slippery not good for driving, loose fitting, lighter weight the my olds ones, snags. never had snag in old ones in 6 years.
from Syracuse, NY on 1/20/2010Comments about Eastern Mountain Sports EMS Men's Techwick Liner Gloves:
These liners are my second purchase of this product based on the performance of my original pair. My original pair are going strong, but wanted a backup pair when the others are in the wash. Function great as a liner both hiking and on my bike. I don't recommend wearing them as a primary glove though as the material will catch on things and could start to frey. They are a liner and if used as such will give good results and last a long time.
from New York, NY on 1/19/2010Comments about Eastern Mountain Sports EMS Men's Techwick Liner Gloves:
Used as underglove / glove liner for skiing, snowboarding and motorcycling. It is a very nice product but wears out way too quickly. The moisture control is excellent. The feel is excellent. The fit is excellent.
Everything is awesome except for the fact that they can be used less than five times. If I were to wear them as just gloves I have a feeling they would last about a day at best.
I bought many pairs of them. One set started to fray very badly after only two days of snowboarding. A hole developed in the index finger of a different set after only four rides (motorcycle).
I do not recommend this product unless you are okay with spending $2 to $5 on gloves every time you go out. That being said, if you are okay with spending $2 to $5 on gloves for every ride, I don't think I've ever used a better glove liner... and I have tried many of them. The only thing that comes to close to these are some of the Hestra underglove / glover liner products and those are pricey too, but they last 10x longer.
from PA on 1/6/2010Comments about Eastern Mountain Sports EMS Men's Techwick Liner Gloves:
They are great "out of the box." However, they will disintegrate quickly if you repeatedly touch any velcro. Unfortunately, in their most common capacity as glove liners, this is a common occurrence. This is not terribly different from some other glove liners I've used but a bit more durability would be an improvement.
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from Newburyport, MA on 12/6/2009Comments about Eastern Mountain Sports EMS Men's Techwick Liner Gloves:
I buy a new pair every fall. They get used every day, mostly by themselves, but under heavy gloves on real cold days, leather gloves at work and nylon gloves on the trails. They breathe well and my hands stay warm without losing the ability to work in them. Part of my everyday tool box.
