2016 Never Issued U.S. G.I. Trigger Finger Mitten Inserts (2-Pack)

I bought these not expecting much for $8. You get 2 pairs, that's 4 gloves total, and there was no option for size. So Medium is what I received. I typically do wear Medium and sometimes Large gloves depending on the manufacturer. These fit more like a Large. Despite the warning that comes with them about not drying, I did wash (cold) and then put them in my dryer on Medium heat. It only shrunk them a little bit. Now they fit great!A few nights ago the temp got down to -6F. Actual air temp. NOT wind chill. I put these gloves inside of a pair of Military issued mittens (top side fur bottom side leather) from 1968 that my father was given whilst in the U.S. Army (stationed in Germany). Previously I had used the original 1968 liners and my hands would get a bit cold with temps only in the 20's / low 30's. But after 1.5 hours of walking outside in -6F air temps, with these new mitten inserts, my hands were SWEATING. I've since worn them in 20 and 30 degree (F) weather and I have had to take my hands out of them because it's so hot. So, if you're looking for mitten inserts for extremely cold weather then BUY THESE!

I do a lot of outdoor target shooting here in New England. Regular gloves never seem to provide enough protection. But these wool mitten/glove hybrid (?) are perfect. Even in the coldest, windiest conditions, these are great. I put air-activated heater packs inside and keep my trigger finger alongside the other fingers until ready to shoot. I move the trigger finger out to the specific finger in the glove, take the shot(s) and then return the trigger finger to the inside of the mitten.Paired with the MilSurp gortex shooting mittens (for snow or rainy conditions) also available on Amazon, and I am all set. It is $ well spent....Matt W

Two pairs of mitten liners for $7.00 delivered is a deal, I like to carry spare liners in my pack while out in the field. I can dry out one pair as I wear the second. In my experience these liners are durable and long wearing, I typically will get a few winters use before they need replacement.

These inserts keep my hands warm. However when I received my order, the inserts were not the standard OD green and the size was a large, not a medium as ordered. These inserts will do in a pinch.

Exactly as advertised and had the freeze in Texas not interfered with delivery the order would have been flawless.

I don't think there is a better glove liner made for the money. Get a few pairs in case they get wet you can swap them out. Wool is the best there is...

When cutting my firewood, they do keep my fingers warmer than gloves, but still get somewhat cold. . . also more difficult to grip things than with gloves, but overall still pretty good.

Can't beat the price, warm, fit good they are long go 2or3 inches over the wrist. just have to find some waterproof shells. For the piece I bought some extra to hand out to the homeless.