Which liner fits your winter workflow?

Whether you’re layering for warmth or wearing a liner on its own, both options boost comfort and camera control, but they serve slightly different purposes out in the cold.

In short

• Choose the Power Stretch Pro Liner if you’re after a thinner base layer that plays nicely with every Vallerret glove and doubles as a simple stand-alone glove for mild days.

• Choose the Senja Liner when you want a warmer, grippier, wind-resistant liner that feels amazing on its own or under the Senja Mitt when the cold really bites.
  
  

Feature Comparison

Feature	Power Stretch Pro Liner	Senja Liner
Weight	Lightweight liner, perfect as a thin base layer	Mid-weight liner with extra insulating power
Warmth	Great for mild winter or as a warming base layer	Warmer overall, suited for colder conditions
Wind Protection	No dedicated wind protection, focuses on breeze resistance	Wind-resistant back of hand with technical storm fleece
Grip	Smooth palm suited to layering	Faux suede palm with silicone non-slip grip for secure hold
Fit with Gloves	Designed to fit inside all Vallerret gloves for added warmth	Cannot slide inside all five-finger gloves as comfortably due to grip print; ideal under Senja Mitt or other mitts
Touchscreen Ready	Yes. Conductive thumb and index	Yes. Conductive thumb and index
Best Use	A lightweight base layer that works inside all Vallerret gloves. Perfect for active shooting on cool days	A warmer stand-alone layer for daily use in mild winter outings. Perfect for layering with Senja Mitt on very cold days.