Customer Reviews Smartwool Merino Gloves

These liners are very thin, but have really helped keep my hands warm while skiing on very cold days. Only complaint is they are quite loose at the wrist and thus pull off my hand together with my outer glove.

More like glove liners. The screen-touch fingertips do work, if you haven't got the extra cloth in the stitching under your fingers. But they are wonderfully warm on a 9pm wintry neighborhood walk.

I returned these gloves as they were much thinner than I thought they would be. Return process was very easy and I got a different pair. The fleece/merino gloves are thin and warm. Very grippy.

Well-made gloves which fit as expected. One less star because they are the lightest weight material without thickness or insulation. They are lighter than expected. I'll keep them in my dress coat pocket. They are generally too lightweight for most of my outdoor activities.

Nice thin. Quickly falling apart.

I primarily use the gloves for sedentary work and jogging in the PM, and they work great. Warmth is second to none, and protects from hot objects as well. Only gripe is that the lifespan can be cut short by extended use, at nails and finger seams. Rips easily if fingers are constantly in use, which makes the gloves less than a prime product, 3/5.

They are very comfortable but not very warm and unfortunately I found them unhelpful in any temperature that I run with gloves.

These should probably be advertised as glove liners, not gloves. Extremely thin!

Mine ripped on the middle finger which is upsetting since there really warm until they wear through

a staple truly. perfect for when its warmer out or as a liner for thicker gloves on cold days

I didn't think I was purchasing a thin liner glove, wanted something I purchased before so was disappointed. A good reason to buy in stores rather than online

My hands got cold quickly in cold weather. Maybe they are better when it's warmer?!

I bought XS and they fit like a womens M. Maybe bc they are gender neutral. I usually wear a womens XS or kids M/L and these were huge. I mean HUGE. I could wrap the finger and thumb tips around several times. It also defeats the purpose of touch screen tips if the tips are flopping around everywhere. If you've got tiny hands, the icebreaker 200 is a much better fit. I returned these without using them bc they were so clunky.

Purchased these gloves for my daughter for Christmas- less than 30 days later, they're deteriorating with multiple holes on the fingertips. Not typical Smartwool quality, which is normally very high/durable.

I used them as inner gloves under my mitts or gloves. I used them only for walks. They are useless as warming gloves, I found that they have no thermal insulation capabilities. I used them inside other gloves and mitts. I realized that they broke, both gloves when switching from gloves to mitts.

I am so surprised at how thin these gloves are. I've worn them in 25-40 F weather and my hands are always freezing. I don't really know when these would be useful and overall I'm disappointed in them, especially for the price. The fit is also too big. I went by the size chart and got a small but these are baggy on my hands and the fingers are too long. Overall not a great buy and I would not buy them again.

Darned old smart wool gloves Lucky they were saved because the replacement isn't warm enough to pedal in 30 degree weather

To thin I will never use them!!!

Used to buy time switching out of larger gloves for dexterity during an ice climb. Failed on durability

Size medium is large and it is sewn poorly. The experience of purchasing these gloves has turned me off SmartWool for good. The shipping is very long and arrived 2 days late 8 days to receive this item. The tags inside the gloves were sewn in with some kind of heavy duty industrial machine, impossible to cut out with damaging the garment. The garment itself is bulky in the finger tips and though the tips have screen sensors so you can use your phone, the bulk makes it impossible to be precise. Not a good experience at all and a mediocre garment.

Not as warm as other merino wool gloves I used. The gloves are very thin and of poor quality. They are not worth the cost.

The product is okay, but if you need an underglove for skiing, look for something stronger. They snag on Velcro and rip very easily. I only used them for 4 days and didn't always use them under my mittens, the thumb snagged and it created a hole. And they look 2 years old already with the snags. Super bummed because I see people with them all the time and thought they would be better. Going back to Burtons as they last for years.