Why Therm-ic liner gloves make a difference
When you're enjoying winter activities — skiing, mountain hiking, outdoor sports, walking in cold weather — your hands are exposed to harsh conditions: cold, wind, humidity, snow, long waits in the cold, temperature variations. Even insulated gloves can let the cold in or become limited if blood circulation decreases.
Therm-ic liner gloves provide an additional thermal layer that is thin, snug-fitting and possibly heated, which enhances insulation, improves comfort and preserves dexterity (without adding bulk): this ensures warm, dry and responsive hands, whatever the conditions.
What Therm-ic undergloves offer
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Extra warmth & thermal comfort — Therm-ic undergloves use insulating and breathable materials that retain the natural warmth of the hands, while preventing cooling when gloves are worn over them. On heated models, an integrated heating line diffuses even heat to the fingers for optimal comfort even in extreme cold. Battery life up to 7.5 hours.
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Slim, snug fit and maintained dexterity — Unlike thick gloves, undergloves are tailored to fit the hand, preserving motor skills, grip on poles, equipment handling and adjustments — without compromising on comfort.
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Compatible with existing gloves — They slip under ski, hiking, city or mitten gloves without adding bulk or affecting the fit, making them a versatile addition to any type of winter gloves.
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Breathability, moisture management & extended comfort — The fabrics are designed to wick away perspiration, keep hands dry and prevent internal condensation: a significant advantage on long days outdoors, hiking, skiing or walking.
Who are these Therm-ic undergloves for?
- Skiers, hikers, trekkers, mountain enthusiasts and outdoor enthusiasts who want to maximise comfort and warmth without sacrificing mobility or dexterity.
- People who are sensitive to the cold, have cold extremities or poor circulation — heated undergloves offer lasting comfort and prevent numbness, chilling or discomfort associated with prolonged exposure to the cold.
- For those who use versatile gloves (skiing, city, hiking) and are looking for a simple, discreet and effective addition for winter or cold conditions.
- For users who want maximum flexibility: the ability to adapt insulation according to the weather, temperature or intensity of effort — without overloading their equipment.
Expert advice & best practices
- Choose the right size & fit— Undergloves should fit snugly, without creases, to preserve dexterity and thermal efficiency; a tight wrist closure can help limit cold air infiltration.
- Combine undergloves + suitable gloves + overall winter equipment — To maximise thermal efficiency, it is best to have waterproof or insulated gloves + good undergloves + possibly overgloves depending on the conditions.
- If using electric heating: manage your battery and heat carefully — Check the charge before each outing, adjust the intensity according to use (effort, waiting, outside temperature) — heated undergloves offer up to 7.5 hours of battery life.
- Careful maintenance and storage — Follow the recommendations (no machine washing, dry flat, avoid radiators, remove battery before washing) to preserve the fibres, heating and insulation.
