[Handheld Only] I bought these liners to supplement a pair of Vallerret Tinden gloves (ordered the same size and they fit inside perfectly). Going for a half hour + walk in - 20C degree weather, the combination keep my fingers from freezing and are nice and comfortable. Like the gloves, they are top quality - no surprises or disappointment.

[Yes] Great camera strap that looks nice and is comfortable, especially for the summer.

[Latch] First, I live in NW Florida so I seldom need gloves, and when I do, liners are all I need. That said, I just returned from visiting the Smoky Mountains in Tennessee, and while it didn't get very cold there (mid 30's) I did get a chance to wear them on a couple of occasions. The first thing I noticed were these seemed thicker than most liners and they were definitely warmer than most liners I have used in the past. They fit very well except the fingers were just a tiny bit long. The extra length is not unusual (I guess I have short fingers), and these were a far better fit than most liners I have used. I waited too long before putting these on the first time I used them and my fingers were already cold. This usually means my fingers never warm up, so I was very surprised when, after about 30-45 minutes, my fingers did warm back up and became more flexible again. I don't believe that has ever happened before so I was VERY surprised and HAPPY about that. Before these, I have used Smartwool liners (warm but the fingers are way too long), Patagonia liners (VERY thin, great fit, finger length was perfect, but they provided NO warmth to speak of), and a pair made from Thermax (I forget the brand). These Vallerret were, by far, the best liners I've ever worn. I understand they are wind proof also, but there was no wind blowing when I used them so I cannot comment on that. Also, I didn't have cell phone coverage where I was so I didn't see if the conductive finger/thumb worked or not, but they did keep my hands warm and I was very happy about that.

[Handheld Only] These Gloves were Sized as advertised , I wear a size small and gloves were good fit .. material is of good Quality and wears well with excellent stitching and overall finish.
In temperature range of 50 ish degree weather these gloves are Ideal balance of Warmth and Mobility and allow Solid and Tactile interface with Camera . Very Satisfied with this item and Definitely Reccommend .

[Handheld Only] the perfect liner glove for photographers, with a touch sensitive thumb and forefinger tip. It lets you focus on capturing your bucket list photos whilst retaining warmth where needed.

[Yes] Great for shooting on cold days. No problem with camera controls

[Yes] Stretch Pro Liner Gloves are well-made and are perfect as liners for the heavier Vallerret gloves. The thumbs and index fingers have conductive fabric on the tips that allow use with touch screens.

[Yes] Very well made. They fit perfect in hand and are comfortable for long duration.

[Latch] The only thing that would make me like these more is if they were Merino wool instead of Polartec, that being said they are warm and slide easily in and out of my Vallerret Markhoff gloves, and my Kombi gloves. A great products

[Handheld Only] I've tried lots of stretch gloves and the problem is always that they fit too snug and cut off my circulation and my fingers freeze. These are just right...snug, but very elastic