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Very warm under other gloves.

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Susceptible to decay, and the price is expensive for that. Of course, silk is an excellent material, but should the glove be reinforced with some kind of artificial fiber thread to better withstand use? However, the inside of the glove works well as an additional heat insulator.

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You broke your fingertip on your first trip a couple of months ago. Is it still possible to advertise or is it even worth it... You'd think Rabi's products would last, but the same Chinese stuff as the Tokmans' rubbish

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Handy liner glove inside my ThermIc electrical gloves. The wrist part should be longer, though. And they fray very easily if they hit any of the velcro stickers on the sleeve of the jacket.

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Excellent thin gloves.

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Good and very sliding underwear gloves, I liked it.

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Acquired a dry suit underwear glove. Looks pretty good for waters above 12C. For 5-12 degree waters, I recommend a slightly thicker pad glove (e.g. merino wool material). Also suitable for jogging / outdoor activities in cool weather. Very handy and durable.

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Nice additional heat importers, but you should be careful with velcro surfaces, they pluck the marks on the glove really easily

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The glove is thin enough to fit under even smaller gloves. Also works on the touch screen.

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Sensitive to wear. Be careful not to stick to the Velcro straps, such as the cuffs. Good snug fit and stretchy material. Suitable for zero zero running.

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Feels nice and fits well in the hand.

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Very comfortable both as such and inside other gloves.

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Comfortable silk gloves. The only downside is that it’s a pretty narrow model, so there are a bit of oil on the wrist.