Carhartt mens Heavyweight Force Liner Glove

Nice and warm. Used under rubber gloves at work and fit well!

Howdy! I am one of those folks with long fingers and hands that aren't very thick. I swear, every pair of gloves I have ever purchased in my life always have the shortest darn fingers. They are always uncomfortable and have reduced mobility.... but when you go for a larger size, they just get too loose. These gloves accommodate those with similar hand physiology with a snug and comfortable fit.Ecstatic about my purchase. They also perform exceptionally when using my phone. Not all my other glove liners do that. Fabric quality is great. I couldn't figure out how I could put a star rating on thickness. I mean, they are glove liners. They are thin, but the right type of thin and I don't expect them to tear.Conflict of interest disclaimer:I am not a competing vendor, a shill, or a bot. I just want to help other average consumers through the morass of garbage and fake reviews with something they can use.

Nice glove but wouldn’t call it a heavyweight liner. Had some issues with the touchscreen functionality but really just wear this to/from the car.

I was really just looking for a large pair of liners for under my wool mittens. These are probably meant as liners under your work gloves because these are definitely not meant to be standalone gloves - so don't buy them for that.That being said, they are perfect liners. They are thin but feel pretty sturdy, The stitching seems a bit wide, but they are $20. They have the touch screen fingertips so I can slip off my outer gloves and use the phone without exposing my bare hand to the cold.However - 5 stars for sizing. I actually wear a 3XL glove - but that's very difficult to find. I bought the 2XL and the finger length is perfect. The palm width is just a bit too small. But I expected worse for a 2XL. So maybe they run a little big... or maybe they just do sizing correctly.Buy for sizing and use as a base layer/liner - don't buy as normal glove or a work glove.

Great item and a great price.

These are anything but heavyweight gloves. They are extremely thin and not very warm. The are comfortable, however, and the touch pads function well on my phone. I think they run large compared to my normal sizing. They seem durable enough. I purchased the green color and they appear very gray to me and just a tint of green. Good for fall temps, but definitely not winter.

First pair arrived with 1” hole in one of the fingers, replacement arrived I damaged. I have worn these twice in the last week with temps in the mid to high 30s and did not keep my hands warm for more than 3 minutes shoveling snow. They look nice, feel comfortable but feels more like you’re wearing a pair of socks for your hands- meep you warm in the comfort of your home but you need another layer if stepping outside. Considering that these are $20 gloves it is a waste of money, unless you’re just looking for stylish gloves with a Carhartt logo to take a picture holding a cup of cocoa with a scenic background for Instagram. Very disappointed that Carhartt has gone from making quality work-grade items to stylish cheap quality items that over overpriced and marketed to appeal to kids only wearing these for fashion. For $20 either buy 20 pairs of cheap dollar store gloves for the same results, or buy real winter gloves.

These glove liners add quite a bit of warmth to winter gloves and allow you to slip a glove off and manipulate a phone screen without your fingers being exposed to the weather. They are comparable to the aluminized astronaut glove liners we used to have.