Terramar ThermaSilk EC2 Quik-Dry Silk Lightweight Glove Liners
Item #: 68168
Our Price: $9.99
Regular Price: $15.00
SAVINGS: $5.01 (34%)
After 4000 years, nature and science have joined forces to produce silk gloves which can help thermo-regulate the body's temperature and dramatically speed up the dispersion and rapid evaporation of the body's perspiration. The Terramar ThermaSilk ec2® Qwik-Dry™ Silk Lightweight Glove Liners are naturally incredibly soft, warm, breathable and extremely lightweight. A perfect solution for cold weather uses, the ThermaSilk® glove liners will ensure your hands stay dry, warm and comfortable in all outdoor adventure activities.
- Constructed of ThermaSilk®; 100% pure filament silk interlock.
- ThermaSilk® is the ideal fabric for next-to the-body comfort.
- ec2® Qwik-Dri™ Thermoregulation Comfort Technology is an electrostatic process that allows for moisture movement without the garment touching the skin.
- Rib knit cuff.
- Anti-microbial treatment for odor control.
- Luxurious, soft and breathable.
- Warmth without bulk.
- Provides excellent moisture management.
- Designed to give thermal protection in cold to very cold weather with medium to high activity.
- Excellent thermal qualities in a variety of weather conditions.
- Avg. wt. 3.4 oz.
- Import.
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Comments about Terramar ThermaSilk EC2 Quik-Dry Silk Lightweight Glove Liners: Bought these, lost one and immediately ordered another pair. Great for me because I am allergic to wool bbut need warm hands!
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Comments about Terramar ThermaSilk EC2 Quik-Dry Silk Lightweight Glove Liners: Very useful for Nordic skiing.
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Comments about Terramar ThermaSilk EC2 Quik-Dry Silk Lightweight Glove Liners: Exactly what I was looking for. Thin liners to wear under my gloves while riding my horse in subzero temperatures. Warm, lightweight, fit under even tight gloves. Have not used them for long so can't comment on durability.
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Comments about Terramar ThermaSilk EC2 Quik-Dry Silk Lightweight Glove Liners: I got these as interliners for bike gloves, and have only used them once so far. They fit very well, look great, are very comfortable, But since they are not windproof, they did not help much in 25 degree riding. I think that's the fault of my riding gloves, not these liners.
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Comments about Terramar ThermaSilk EC2 Quik-Dry Silk Lightweight Glove Liners: Just as advertised. Very nice. They fit into my mittens perfectly with a little room to spare.
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Comments about Terramar ThermaSilk EC2 Quik-Dry Silk Lightweight Glove Liners: these are just an added layer for inside your gloves and if you need to take out your hand for a moment you still have some protection.
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Comments about Terramar ThermaSilk EC2 Quik-Dry Silk Lightweight Glove Liners: They do not provide the anticipated warmth I need while I go on extended walks with my dog.
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Cons Best Uses Comments about Terramar ThermaSilk EC2 Quik-Dry Silk Lightweight Glove Liners: I wear these as liners under another pair of gloves for snowmobiling. My hand are small and I cannot wear bulky gloves. Adding these as liners really works well for me.
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Comments about Terramar ThermaSilk EC2 Quik-Dry Silk Lightweight Glove Liners: I use it in my gloves and mittens went working or playing outdoors, that thin layer makes all the difference in the world. Just be careful Velcro devours it. If it comes in contact with velcro it can snag and will pull... I've been wearing these for 20 years couldn't think about facing winter without them.
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Best Uses Comments about Terramar ThermaSilk EC2 Quik-Dry Silk Lightweight Glove Liners: I tested this carefully by putting one on one hand under a glove and glove only on the other hand. No difference.
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I use mittens for skiing bc my hands get really, really cold. Will using glove-type liner mitigate the warmth I get from having my fingers together in a mitten?Asked on 1/4/2013 by Mel from NJ1 answer
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separating the fingers will make them colder. I would look for a liner mitt. Unfortunately all the mitts we carry of too bulky. There is a runners glove that has a mitt cover that may work.
Sugoi Versa Wind Mitt
http://www.campmor.com/outdoor/gear/Product___51682Answered on 1/10/2013 by Steve from Campmor
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There isn't any sizing info available for this item: what size(s) is available?Asked on 1/23/2011 by Anonymous1 answer
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Sizing chart:
http://www.campmor.com/outdoor/gear/SizeChartView?catalogId=40000000226&storeId=226&categoryId=&langId=-1&contentFileName=terramar_sizingAnswered on 9/12/2012 by Steve from Campmor
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Hi, I use a women's extra large glove. What size glove liner should I order in this size? Is it men's or women's or unisex sizing?
Thanks!Asked on 11/7/2010 by Anonymous1 answer
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Terramar/SilkSkins Terramar ThermaSilk EC2 Quik-Dry Silk Lightweight Glove Liners is men's sized. For a women XL order a LAnswered on 11/10/2010 by Steve from Campmor
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