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Hi All…
Looking for ideas for a very lightweight glove I can wear for sleeping that will come up over the cuff of my base layer merino wool L/S that I wear to sleep. Â I sleep in a quilt and like to sleep with my hands and arms out. Â On colder nights the L/S keeps my arms warm but I’m looking for the right glove that will not only keep my hands toasty but not leave a cold gap between the glove and the cuff. Â Looking at not needing the glove to protect beyond about 30 degrees. Â Ideas??
wristbands?
Thumb holes in the sleeves work as well and easier to find than decently long wristed gloves
Minus33 Merino Wool Glove Liner
edit to add review:
I like that the glove is a bit longer so it …
These are very warm, I like that the glove is a bit longer so it comes higher up your wrist.
Published 3 months ago by Penny
5.0 out of 5 stars Just right.
+1 to holes for your thumbs.
This is on my cap4 hoody, and keeps my sleeves under my glove liners at all times. It’s basically no more than a piece of shoestring sewed into the sleeve. Perhaps it might be worth a small diy project on your base layer?
Hope this helps.
Outdoor research metamorph
Thanks so much…love the DYI loop idea!
Thumb loops is a good idea. To build on Michael F’s suggestion, you could DIY wristbands from old socks you have worn thin on the sole, cut off the leg portion to make a nice short “tube” that should cover the gap.
Easy way to make a loop is to pull the white inner strands from a length of para cord, singe the ends shut and stitch it on the cuff.
Adam, what did you decide on? Gloveless?
Actually…had a friend cut and reinforce thumb holes in the cuff if the shirt….then bought Merino Wool gloves and they cover perfectly.
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