- Are these warm enough to wear alone?
- For mild cold and active use, yes. In freezing or windy weather they work better as a liner under a shell glove or mitten.
- Do the touchscreen fingertips work?
- Yes, the fingertips are touchscreen compatible. They handle taps and swipes; very cold or wet hands can make the screen less responsive.
- How do I pick a size?
- They come in Small, Medium and Large. Patagonia publishes a hand-length chart, so measure your hand before ordering if you plan to layer them.
- Can I wear them under other gloves?
- Yes, that is their main job. The thin polyester build fits inside most shell gloves and mittens without bunching.
- Are they waterproof?
- No. They are polyester with no waterproof membrane, so they wet out in rain or wet snow and dry relatively fast.
- When is the price lowest?
- At $55 at Patagonia as of November 7, 2026, they are at the top of their recent range. Patagonia discounts gloves at end of season, so late winter and spring sales are the usual low points.
- Where is the Patagonia Midweight Liner Winter Gloves cheapest?
- At Patagonia, for $55.00, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Patagonia Midweight Liner Winter Gloves?
- 2 stores we checked sell it, including Patagonia, Backcountry.