Power Stretch Pro Liner with touch

Liners are a nice material and do their job as a liner and by themselves for chilly conditions. Unfortunately, as others have mentioned, the seam stitching simply doesn’t hold up even under light and infrequent use. I bought these awhile ago along with gloves but hardly use them. The middle finger on one hand is separating in three places (including the tip of the finger coming out of the liner) and the middle finger on the other is separating as well. Too bad because otherwise would be great but probably not worth fixing or buying new ones. Unless something is fixed in the manufacturing process I suspect I’ll end up with the same issue.

this glove is absolutely perfect to combine with a thermal shell! used in Iceland at temperatures around -7°C, it allowed me to take my photos safely!

I got these gloves as a birthday present, hence only using them now. Used then four times from the beginning of December and a seam on one of the gloves has split already.

4 weeks and the first seam came off.
Not exactly what I expected considering the price.

Great buy! The gloves are comfy, the fitting is good. They are warm enough and you can control the camera and touch screens without having to take the gloves off. For extra warmth just add another pair of gloves or mittens. But then you loose the advantage of control via the touch screen.

They do what they are supposed to do. Work well on touch screens and are light enough to allow you to work the camera while staying just warm enough.

Power Stretch Pro Liner with touch

Unfortunately, the Thinden glove is too tight when I use the power stretch pro liner underneath, which is something I'm disappointed about. From the Tinden I had chosen medium and it seems like I should have chosen a large. In short, no fun unfortunately. Maybe I should have gotten some better information beforehand. I hope it is not misunderstood and that Vallerret understands me, so that's why I give a little less appreciation purely from what I have personally experienced 😊

The thumb on the right glove is missing a magnet, so the tip doesn't stay put when flipped over.

These liners are just the right touch when it's a little colder than I expected. Being light weight, makes it easy to just keep them in the camera bag so I have access when I need them. Just like my Markhof Pro V3 gloves, they make my photography days a lot more comfortable.

They’re warm, I like the finger cut outs so I can use them as normal gloves or use my finger tips for the camera and still stay protected. I don’t need to take my gloves off or wear thin gloves without any tech touch ability’s.

My experience is limited so far because I have only tested them once. The air temperature was +3°C. Even though I had other insulated gloves on, after less than an hour I could already feel my fingers starting to freeze. I am a wildlife photographer and have to wait for animals motionless for a long time. It is different when I am moving, the blood flows better and the feeling of cold disappears. The inserts are made of high-quality material, they are very pleasant to the touch, they sit very well on the hands and the touch control is also flawless. They slip slightly on the steering wheel when driving.

They work great when I’m flying drones or filming something. Easy to feel the controls while keeping me warm.

Works really well even as standalone gloves. My only problem with these is that somehow the L size feels just a bit too large for me. They pair with Markhof gloves very well. It's a bit hard to get the fingertips back on while wearing the liner, which is another reason that makes me think that maybe it's just because the liner doesn't fit that snugly. A bit odd, because the L size of other gloves fits perfectly.

Slightly oversized but apparently much better than the previous one

Power Stretch Pro Liner with touch

Awfully disappointing.

I tried them and they are a good product.

Excellent gloves that provide sensitivity and allow the use of touch screens. I also combined them with my Tinder gloves in cases of more extreme cold.

I can't say enough about Vallerret photography gloves! I recently traveled to Iceland and Greenland and my Vallerret gloves kept my hands dry, warm and comfortable despite fierce winds, water and weather. They also allow for very functional use while operating my camera and gear! If you're a photographer of any experience level these are the gloves for you!

Bought these to for a trip to Tromsø, and they were great. I wore them underneath some simple fold-back mitts. I’ve also used them for photography in our garden early in the morning when it’s been cold. Very happy with them.

The liner itself works well in cool conditions - very comfortable in use. In wintery conditions they fit inside the Markof pro, and provides warm dry protection; yet allow access to buttons & wheels, needing only minimal practice to get them functioning accurately. If the finger tips are freed from the Markof they can be tricky to get back inside after shooting. I bought both in XL as per manufacturer suggestions. In retrospect I think a size down in the liner might have been slightly easier in use, but very pleased having just been out on a cold, windy, sleety morning.

Good fit under my other Vallerret gloves. As the days have got warmer I have been using them on their own and they work well like that as well.

I eturned the first pair when the seams came apart. THe 2nd pair has been scarcely better and now the seam are not standing up to regular use in their 2nd winter. So sadly I have opted to buy liners elsewhere - traditional ski glove liners. Same price. While I liked the idea, and the outer gloves, the inners are just not good enough. 3* rating is being kind

I now have three layers of Vallerret, liners, gloves and mittens. Whatever the temp my fingers keep working. If you want to photograph in the cold, check these out you can go wrong.

Stiching broke and gloves ripped on third wearing