Glove liners

[magnatom]

Arrggh!

Previously I have used Sealskin Glove liners (merino). After a while I noticed that they had shrunk quite a bit. I put this down to using washing machine cycles that were too hot.

So this year I bought another pair and vowed to only wash them at 30C and to use wool specific powder/liquid.

Despite this, and three washes later they are getting pretty tight now due to further shrinkage!

Anyway, what liners would people recommend that can actually be washed and provide decent warmth?

 

[Coco]

I recommend these from Decathlon. Been great under all types of gloves this past few weeks.

 

[MacB]

I got silk ones from this e-bay seller, good value and wash up fine at 30:-

http://sports.shop.ebay.co.uk/Cycli...=&_ssn=jasminesilkdream&_trksid=p3911.c0.m282

 

[AlanW]

I got silk ones from this e-bay seller, good value and wash up fine at 30:-

http://sports.shop.ebay.co.uk/Cycli...=&_ssn=jasminesilkdream&_trksid=p3911.c0.m282

And I did!!

Great minds think a like.

 

[magnatom]

Ah yes, silk might be the answer. Decathlon is a bit out of the way for me, so the ebay ones might be a better bet.

 

[ColinJ]

Silk glove liners worked well for me too but I seem to have lost one of them - damn!

 

[Young Un]

I use cricket glove inners - made from cotton so work well until they get wet

 

[naffets]

i have the decathlon gloves as well,defo recommend also you can now buy online

 

[New Horizon]

Silk liners made by Outdoor Designs - £7 from outdoor type shops - lovely. On their second winter with only one small hole in one finger. Makes a huge difference to any gloves they're used with. Prone to catching on velcro though. Hand wash or chuck in the wm at 30 degrees.