REVIEWS
16 Reviews
Emma
Handy little glove that compacts very small, can fit in any pocket, and helps fight off the cold. I use as a liner under a shell when ski touring, and all the time running.
HanneFN
Great quality!!! Love the color. Runs a little large in sizing 😊
Ovidia
I find these gloves to be very versatile., so I purchased a second pair! They are light for fall weather or as a liner in the winter. The touch screen feature works like every other glove - sometimes.
fernanda
I bought these to wear at work - our store runs very cold and we keep the doors open all day regardless of the temp! They are super comfy and warm - nothing beats merino wool. I ended up taking them on a backcountry/splitboarding hut trip in Canada, using them as glove liners, and boy am I glad I did. With all the uphills we did, my hands were way too warm in my insulated gloves, so I used these. They made it much easier to transition, and, as they advertise, even when my hands got wet, these continued to keep them warm. I wore them every day for 9 days (8 in the backcountry, one on resort). The coldest day out there, I forgot my insulated mittens, which made me nervous, and at times, my fingers got cold with all the snow and wind, but no special trips back to the hut were made on account of me. :) I docked a star for a few reasons: 1.) Because they are woven, they did not last 3 days in the backcountry before the first 3 fingertips on each glove had holes. Then again I don't think they were designed with durability in mind. Either way, these shouldn't cost so much, considering the lack of durability. 2.) The fingertip sensors do not work. I ended up ripping them off and would just get my fingertips wet (they stayed warm, after all!), which worked just fine.
rude100
I bought a couple of weeks ago for frequent use, the profuct got loose really quick although the first wear was snug. The fingertips for device touch is now falling off and the profuct isn’t keeping my hands as warm as I wish
Marianne
I bought these after having tried othe similar option and am very happy. I practically live in them in colder weather and are a standard edition to my get-up now. Where other brands have let me down these are holding up really well. Also added advantage: I am tall and have long thin hands. Finding the right fit can be a challenge and these fit like a proverbial glove!
Trail lion
The Marino wall works very well as expected. The touch sensitive tips on the four finger and thumb are adhered and not sewn. The touch sensitive pads are starting to peel. Also, no clasp to attach the gloves to one another. Those shortcomings aside, the Marino well is high-quality and performs very well!
Elia
I own a lot of products from arcteryx, and I have to say that these are the first ones I'm actually disappointed with. The e-tip just covers part of the finger so I have to have my finger in an awkward angle to be able to use it, and since it's made of a stiff material it started coming loose from the glove after just a short period of use. I would like if the touch material was soft and covering bigger part of the finger and was on all of the fingers. I ended up buying another pair of cheap gloves that works better.
ChrisB
I use these fantastic gloves on a trip to Scotland, and I was thoroughly amazed at how well they performed! Cold, wind, and rain, and they still held up each day. I’m very impressed, and I’m using them as both a liner and standalone glove.
danapalms
This is my go-to wool glove. It's great on its own, which I wear often in New York City in colder months, or as a liner, which I wear under my Fission mittens skiing. The touchscreen features is quite good--better than Smartwool--and I find it's pretty intact even when they are moist. I have three pairs and love them.
PinotPomeroy
A number of reviews have been critical of the gloves durability. I use them as liners under mittens and they are excellent - close fitting, warm, good sense of touch and well made. The cuffs are long which helps keep out the cold.
Brem916
Finger tip sensors do not work at all. Have to take glove off every time you use your phone
thiccchapsticc
Unfortunately disappointed in these gloves. Worn three times and have already had to stitch up twice - no resiliency and easy to tear. The touch screen capability is nonexistent for me. They offer very little warmth as a stand-alone. I love this brand and will remain loyal, just steer away from this product.
Gman51
Of all the low volume gloves and thin liners, I like these the most. I wear them to walk the dog on brisk days and in various ski gloves or mitts. They really do have an isolation factor and wick pretty well. Heading into my third season with them and are holding up fine except for the touch sensitive material for the phone. When are the manufactures going to realize that these just aren't effective and put a button hole slit in the index fingers?
LeeMKE
I bought these as glove liners, and they are excellent for that purpose. I removed the outside glove only if I need to do something requiring more tactile control, like answering a mobile phone. I don't wear these alone as gloves, because they are LINERS. They trap air so my fingers stay warm inside gloves. They are too delicate for daily use as gloves, but are excellent LINERS.
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