Alaska Bear silk on the go · Mulberry silk
Alaska Bear Silk Glove Liners
4.2 out of 5 · 2,959 ratings
Every color and size in the same product family shares this rating.
$19.99
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Thin mulberry silk gloves made to go inside your winter gloves. A long ribbed cuff covers the wrist, where cold air gets in.
Color: Black, Medium
$19.99Black, Medium
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- Silk
- Long-strand mulberry silk
- Cuff
- Long and ribbed, covers the wrist
- Sizes
- Small, medium and large
- Options
- 3: Black, Medium, Black, Large, Black, Small
Fit
Who it suits, and who should pass
“ultra softness and long ribbed cuff to cover your wrists”
Good for
- A first layer under ski gloves or mittens
- Cold offices and early dog walks
- Packing light: silk folds to nothing
Look elsewhere if
- Wearing alone in real cold: these are liners
- Rough work: thin silk snags
Silk Glove Liners or Silk Sleeping Bag Liner
Silk Glove Liners or Silk Sleeping Bag Liner: which should you buy?
Take the Silk Glove Liners ($19.99) if your fingers go cold first. Take the Silk Sleeping Bag Liner ($49.99) if you camp or stay in hostels.
| Compared | Silk Glove Liners | Silk Sleeping Bag Liner |
|---|---|---|
| Price | $19.99 | $49.99 |
| What it is | Glove liners | Sleeping bag liner |
| Silk | Long-strand mulberry silk | Silk |
| Choices | 3 options | 1 option |
Buyers
How buyers rate it
4.2out of 5 · 2,959 ratings
The figure covers the whole product family, all colors and sizes.
- 5 stars62%
- 4 stars17%
- 3 stars10%
- 2 stars4%
- 1 star7%
Questions
About the Silk Glove Liners
How long is the cuff on Alaska Bear silk glove liners?
Alaska Bear describes the cuff of the Silk Glove Liners as long and ribbed, made to cover the wrist. A pair costs $19.99.
Can you wear Alaska Bear silk glove liners on their own?
You can in mild weather. In real cold the Silk Glove Liners are 1 thin first layer, made to go inside a warmer glove.