[Unisex 7.5] My brother-in-law is wowed by his new Heat
Company Durable Liner PRO Gloves that he received as a Christmas Gift. Since snow has fallen where he lives, he has been quite pleased with the comfort and dexterity that these gloves provide, when he operates his camera while birdwatching. As he is sometimes hard to buy for, the gloves just fit the bill!
-S L Davis in Texas-

[Unisex 7.5] Even though I haven't had the chance to use these gloves yet, I am impressed with them I really like the weight of them. They feel like they will do a good job of keeping my hands warm without too much bulk, as I plan on using these while operating my camera. Using their guide for measuring resulted in a perfect fit.

[Orange] I have been looking for a glove liner that can keep my hands warm as well as being sensitive enough to feel the dials and buttons on my camera.
This fits the bill perfectly.

[Orange] I had bought a cheaper pair and within weeks the stitching broke at the end of the thumb and index finger. Ended up purchasing these as replacements. Hands are MUCH warmer, the touch pad might work better than my own finger tips!! Durable, and pair really well with the HEAT mittens. So far, these are well worth the purchase.

[Orange] A tad expensive, but when you're shooting in the field you don't want cold hands as the lowest common denominator. And if you can go for a long winter photo outing in single digit temps and have no issues with cold hands, they're worth it. I live in the northeast; do a lot of camera pack hiking. That's 2-3 bodies with lenses so I don't have to change lenses in the field. If you stretch sunrise into a planned hike, you're going to be outdoors for a while. In the winter here, single digit temps are common. You know how it is, setting up early for sunrise; if your hands get cold, and you can't go back to your car to warm up. These gloves are great, even without hand warmers. Now I won't be shoveling snow in them, but these work for me, and I don't have to carry my usual thin gloves for shooting, then switch to warm mitts to bang my hands together until they warm up again. They are tactile enough for most settings on my Canon 5Dsr, 5D4 and 5D3 with separate lenses.

Fine product; seem built well enough to last many seasons. (Hey, handy clips so I might not lose one.)

Bart Carrig, upstate NY

[Orange] The Heat Company Polartec Wind Pro Liner Gloves fit just right. I like that these gloves go by exact size which made a difference.The gloves fit tight and not too loose around the fingers. As far as being warm, they kept me warm enough in the upper 20's. That was as cold as it has gotten so far this winter in central Virginia.
I was able to use my iPhone with these gloves.
I have had other liner gloves and the Heat Company gloves have been the best.

[Unisex 7.5] I have the Heat 3 Smart Shell which is itself great, but have been using those with lighter-weight fleece liners. That combo just wasn't doing the job when the Colorado winters are really cold and windy. This old guys hands have just been too cold too many times and now it doesn't take that much to make them painfully cold.


Today the temperature with the windchill was 17 and I needed to be out in that quite some time. I gave these liners inside the Smart Shells quite the test. Yes, my hands were a little cool, but even having the shells open and folded back a couple of times with just the Durable Liners covering my fingers, my hands were never really cold. My impression is that the Polartec Wind Pro really works. I love this combination Heat Company shell and liner.

[Unisex 7.5] These are a great glove liner. I purchased them before a February trip to Iceland, and used them every day. They're a little thicker than other liners I've tried on, but I liked them. Most times I wore them on their own and they worked great. The touchscreen fingertips worked great. They fit very well. There were some tiny places where it didn't fit perfectly, but I still thought they fit very well, and they were very comfortable to wear.

I also purchased the Heat Company Heat 2 Softshell Mittens/Gloves (Size 7, Black). Because these were both size 7, the liners didn't fit great inside the shells, it was a little tight. Still doable, but a little tight to get on and off.

I was so happy to have found these gloves, and that B&H had them in stock. I would definitely purchase again.

[Orange] These gloves are perfect in winter conditions. I have used them at -15 Celsius and along with the heat pack, it makes taking photos in cold temperature a true pleasure! The fit is also true to size. Recommend!

[Orange] Warm and very functional gloves.