M MCGUIRE GEAR US Men's Wool Nylon Blend Cold Weather Snow Winter Glove Inserts

Tried many and these simply are the best for Midwest winters. Slippery but REAL wool fibers. Not a chore glove, a recreational glove

Perfect replacement and fit for my old winter military gloves.

The gloves are as-expected for affordable priced wool gloves, and definitely worth the cost. The sizing is accurate (a size 2 fit my small hands the same way a “S” does in other knit gloves), and the material feels like a typical wool blend (not as smooth as high end wool, but comfortable). The quality of the knit is inconsistent with a lot of loose threads, but some will likely block out after hand washing. For the price, I’m not disappointed. The thickness is warm enough for chilly weather or brief periods in the cold, but those gloves definitely need a separate shell (ex: a leather chopper mitt) for extended cold weather exposure. They are still warmer than similar acrylic gloves.

The best I've ever had...

I've been using the military-type gloves, with separate wool inners and leather outers, for decades. I still have one pair of inners that I bought in 1980; they're a bit frayed, but still very usable. Once on a hike with my Dad, he mentioned that his hands were cold, and I asked if he wanted half of my gloves? He said No, of course, thinking I was joking about giving him one glove. But I gave him the outers, and kept the inners, and we were both comfortable. Nowadays, the military outers seem to be harder to find. But you can buy a pair of inners, and then combine them with some good leather work gloves from your favorite hardware store. The folks at McGuire were very helpful and patient when I had trouble figuring out the right size.

Very well-priced wool/nylon blend gloves. I've only had them a month or two and haven't washed them yet, but they look and feel like they will last a long time -- especially if they're mainly used as inserts. I've been using these under gloves or mittens depending on temperature (mostly between 20F and 35F), for running and for walking the dog. Without them I would get painfully cold finger tips but with these inserts my fingers have kept warm. Tip: make sure your shells are sized up to avoid binding... a loose fit is necessary so your fingers stay warm. PS I love not having to worry which is Left and which is Right... they're both the same!

like the product

Not sure what I expected, but it’s def. Military grade wool. The kind that makes your itches itch. Definitely need liners of some sort before wearing these.

The gloves are not very comfortable they are very itchy

Have gone hiking with these in -25c (-13f) and my hands kept toasty warm. Own several of them and have strategically placed them in my jackets, parkas, etc. Always.