Vallerret Power Stretch Pro Glove Liner - Black - L

The Power Stretch Pro Liner is designed for mild winter conditions or as a base layer. For extreme cold, it is recommended to wear them in conjunction with a more insulated Vallerret outer glove.

Ensure the liner fits snugly on your hand and fingers. The conductive suede on the thumb and index finger needs to make good contact with the screen. A loose fit can sometimes hinder the touchscreen's ability to register your touch.

The Power Stretch Pro Glove Liner itself is not waterproof, but it is made from Polartec Power Stretch Pro fabric which offers good water resistance and breathability. If you require waterproofing, it is designed to be worn inside a Vallerret waterproof outer glove.

Wash your glove liners as needed, typically after several uses or when they start to feel less fresh. Over-washing can sometimes reduce the effectiveness of technical fabrics, so follow the care instructions carefully.

Yes, these are unisex glove liners and are designed to fit both men and women. The 'Man' designation in some product details refers to the specific size fit being more aligned with typical male sizing for that model, but the design is universal.

Polartec Power Stretch Pro offers an excellent combination of warmth, breathability, and durability. Its dual-knit construction effectively wicks moisture away from the skin, keeping you dry and comfortable, while also providing insulation without excessive bulk.

Ensure the conductive suede pads on the thumbs and index fingers are clean and dry. Heavy moisture or dirt can interfere with conductivity. Try gently wiping the pads with a dry cloth. Also, confirm that the liner is fitting snugly against your finger, as a loose fit can sometimes reduce contact.

While designed for warmth, these liners are best suited for mild winter or as a base layer. If you experience cold hands, consider pairing them with a more insulated Vallerret outer glove. Ensure the liners are not too tight, as this can restrict blood flow and reduce warmth.

This can indicate the fabric's moisture-wicking capability is being overwhelmed or is not functioning optimally. Ensure you are not using fabric softeners during washing, as they can block the fabric's pores. If the issue persists, try to ensure the garment is fully dry before use.