Simple, lightweight merino wool gloves for cool-weather aerobic pursuits and winter layering, the Oasis Glove Liners feature our best-selling 200gm jersey fabric with added LYCRA for a stretchy, secure fit. FeaturesLYCRA content enhances fiticebreaker wrap label on right hand Layer Accessories Style#IBM207 Product weightMedium = 26 g / 0.92 oz Fabric content96% Merino Wool, 4% Elastane Fabric weight200 Lightweight CareMachine wash warm. Wash with like colors. Do not use softeners. Fasten all closures to wash and dry. Do not bleach. Do not tumble dry. Line dry in shade. Warm iron. Dry cleanable.
Simple, lightweight merino wool gloves for cool-weather aerobic pursuits and winter layering, the Oasis Glove Liners feature our best-selling 200gm jersey fabric with added LYCRA for a stretchy, secure fit. FeaturesLYCRA content enhances fiticebreaker wrap label on right hand Layer Accessories Style#IBM207 Product weightMedium = 26 g / 0.92 oz Fabric content96% Merino Wool, 4% Elastane Fabric weight200 Lightweight CareMachine wash warm. Wash with like colors. Do not use softeners. Fasten all closures to wash and dry. Do not bleach. Do not tumble dry. Line dry in shade. Warm iron. Dry cleanable.
Simple, lightweight merino wool gloves for cool-weather aerobic pursuits and winter layering, the Oasis Glove Liners feature our best-selling 200gm jersey fabric with added LYCRA for a stretchy, secure fit. FeaturesLYCRA content enhances fiticebreaker wrap label on right hand Layer Accessories Style#IBM207 Product weightMedium = 26 g / 0.92 oz Fabric content96% Merino Wool, 4% Elastane Fabric weight200 Lightweight CareMachine wash warm. Wash with like colors. Do not use softeners. Fasten all closures to wash and dry. Do not bleach. Do not tumble dry. Line dry in shade. Warm iron. Dry cleanable.
Simple, lightweight merino wool gloves for cool-weather aerobic pursuits and winter layering, the Oasis Glove Liners feature our best-selling 200gm jersey fabric with added LYCRA for a stretchy, secure fit. FeaturesLYCRA content enhances fiticebreaker wrap label on right hand Layer Accessories Style#IBM207 Product weightMedium = 26 g / 0.92 oz Fabric content96% Merino Wool, 4% Elastane Fabric weight200 Lightweight CareMachine wash warm. Wash with like colors. Do not use softeners. Fasten all closures to wash and dry. Do not bleach. Do not tumble dry. Line dry in shade. Warm iron. Dry cleanable.
Last updated at 05/10/2026 20:13:34
Icebreaker 200 Oasis Glove Liners Black / Medium
Delivery $8
Icebreaker 200 Oasis Glove Liner MD
Delivery $10
Icebreaker 200 Oasis Adult Merino Glove Liner - Black - M
Free delivery
Icebreaker Oasis Glove Liners M / Black
Delivery between 15–21 May $13.90
Icebreaker 200 Oasis Glove Liners (Unisex) Black / M
Delivery between 15–25 May $9.95
Icebreaker Unisex 200 Oasis Glove Liners Black / M
Free delivery between 15–25 May
Icebreaker 200 Oasis Gloves Liners M / Black
Delivery between Tue – Thu $9
Icebreaker Merino 200 Oasis Glove Liners Medium
Delivery between 12–25 May $13.25
Icebreaker 200 Oasis Glove Liner Black / M
Delivery $15
Unisex 200 Oasis Glove Liners
Delivery between 18–20 May $10
originally posted on altitude-sports.com
I've had these for about a month now. They wick away moisture, are easy to put on and take off, and provide some warmth when worn on their own.These are thin enough that you can perform various tasks (such as operating a handheld device, car or using house keys) as easily as with your bare hands. But they're warm enough to keep you circulated down to -10°C without windchill, if you're doing something active.This pair is so thin, it fits effortlessly under another glove; even my slightly tight pair of Apex Etip gloves. They fit slightly large and loose, but they work well for my needs. There is no material to improve grip, but they don't slip much when I hold onto things. I can feel things I touch, which makes them extremely useful when I need to take off a thicker ... MoreI've had these for about a month now. They wick away moisture, are easy to put on and take off, and provide some warmth when worn on their own.These are thin enough that you can perform various tasks (such as operating a handheld device, car or using house keys) as easily as with your bare hands. But they're warm enough to keep you circulated down to -10°C without windchill, if you're doing something active.This pair is so thin, it fits effortlessly under another glove; even my slightly tight pair of Apex Etip gloves. They fit slightly large and loose, but they work well for my needs. There is no material to improve grip, but they don't slip much when I hold onto things. I can feel things I touch, which makes them extremely useful when I need to take off a thicker glove, outside in the cold, to perform a precise task. (They might also be helpful under a pair of rubber gloves, if the latter tend to get too stuck to your hands)Overall I'm really glad I bought these.
originally posted on altitude-sports.com
I have tried several glove liners over the years. My hand get cold very easily (I guess bad circulation). I LOVED the silk glove liners I used in the 90's; however, they do not make anything close to those anymore. I tried the synthetic type of liners and well all I can say is that my hands sweated so badly that my hand got cold as soon as I stopped working out or slowed down. They seemed to make the gloves also wet inside. Needless to say they are a complete BUST!!! Now, I tried to purchase the heavier weight Icebreaker glove liners through Altitude Sports and like they say "you snooze you loose". Well that was the case for me. I then decided to try these one. Today was my first need of these. It is December with snow on the ground and it's raining. So, I need to ... MoreI have tried several glove liners over the years. My hand get cold very easily (I guess bad circulation). I LOVED the silk glove liners I used in the 90's; however, they do not make anything close to those anymore. I tried the synthetic type of liners and well all I can say is that my hands sweated so badly that my hand got cold as soon as I stopped working out or slowed down. They seemed to make the gloves also wet inside. Needless to say they are a complete BUST!!! Now, I tried to purchase the heavier weight Icebreaker glove liners through Altitude Sports and like they say "you snooze you loose". Well that was the case for me. I then decided to try these one. Today was my first need of these. It is December with snow on the ground and it's raining. So, I need to use my neoprene gloves (for warmth and dryness). I found that they make my hands sweat if I work out too hard. So, today I decided to try these liners. Other reviews stated that they were too thin. Well, they were GREAT!!! My hands did not sweat at all in these. The only wetness was on the outside of the neoprene gloves. WOW, I would definitely would recommend these glove liners to anyone. I would suggest to hand wash to insure that they will last a long time.
originally posted on altitude-sports.com
I am happy to have these Oasis gloves. I am wearing them now as gloves in mild winter cold. I am especially happy that the fingers are long enough. Keeping we warm, and I have mobility of my fingers. Merino nice and soft.I do wish Icebreaker would make the Oasis 260 gloves again.
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| color | Black |
Icebreaker 200 Oasis Glove Liners Black / Medium
Delivery $8
Icebreaker 200 Oasis Glove Liner MD
Delivery $10
Icebreaker 200 Oasis Adult Merino Glove Liner - Black - M
Free delivery
Icebreaker Oasis Glove Liners M / Black
Delivery between 15–21 May $13.90
Icebreaker 200 Oasis Glove Liners (Unisex) Black / M
Delivery between 15–25 May $9.95
I've had these for about a month now. They wick away moisture, are easy to put on and take off, and provide some warmth when worn on their own.These are thin enough that you can perform various tasks (such as operating a handheld device, car or using house keys) as easily as with your bare hands. But they're warm enough to keep you circulated down to -10°C without windchill, if you're doing something active.This pair is so thin, it fits effortlessly under another glove; even my slightly tight pair of Apex Etip gloves. They fit slightly large and loose, but they work well for my needs. There is no material to improve grip, but they don't slip much when I hold onto things. I can feel things I touch, which makes them extremely useful when I need to take off a thicker ... MoreI've had these for about a month now. They wick away moisture, are easy to put on and take off, and provide some warmth when worn on their own.These are thin enough that you can perform various tasks (such as operating a handheld device, car or using house keys) as easily as with your bare hands. But they're warm enough to keep you circulated down to -10°C without windchill, if you're doing something active.This pair is so thin, it fits effortlessly under another glove; even my slightly tight pair of Apex Etip gloves. They fit slightly large and loose, but they work well for my needs. There is no material to improve grip, but they don't slip much when I hold onto things. I can feel things I touch, which makes them extremely useful when I need to take off a thicker glove, outside in the cold, to perform a precise task. (They might also be helpful under a pair of rubber gloves, if the latter tend to get too stuck to your hands)Overall I'm really glad I bought these.
I have tried several glove liners over the years. My hand get cold very easily (I guess bad circulation). I LOVED the silk glove liners I used in the 90's; however, they do not make anything close to those anymore. I tried the synthetic type of liners and well all I can say is that my hands sweated so badly that my hand got cold as soon as I stopped working out or slowed down. They seemed to make the gloves also wet inside. Needless to say they are a complete BUST!!! Now, I tried to purchase the heavier weight Icebreaker glove liners through Altitude Sports and like they say "you snooze you loose". Well that was the case for me. I then decided to try these one. Today was my first need of these. It is December with snow on the ground and it's raining. So, I need to ... MoreI have tried several glove liners over the years. My hand get cold very easily (I guess bad circulation). I LOVED the silk glove liners I used in the 90's; however, they do not make anything close to those anymore. I tried the synthetic type of liners and well all I can say is that my hands sweated so badly that my hand got cold as soon as I stopped working out or slowed down. They seemed to make the gloves also wet inside. Needless to say they are a complete BUST!!! Now, I tried to purchase the heavier weight Icebreaker glove liners through Altitude Sports and like they say "you snooze you loose". Well that was the case for me. I then decided to try these one. Today was my first need of these. It is December with snow on the ground and it's raining. So, I need to use my neoprene gloves (for warmth and dryness). I found that they make my hands sweat if I work out too hard. So, today I decided to try these liners. Other reviews stated that they were too thin. Well, they were GREAT!!! My hands did not sweat at all in these. The only wetness was on the outside of the neoprene gloves. WOW, I would definitely would recommend these glove liners to anyone. I would suggest to hand wash to insure that they will last a long time.
I am happy to have these Oasis gloves. I am wearing them now as gloves in mild winter cold. I am especially happy that the fingers are long enough. Keeping we warm, and I have mobility of my fingers. Merino nice and soft.I do wish Icebreaker would make the Oasis 260 gloves again.
Really happy, as usual, with this icebreaker product. We live in the Cairngorms and it is always our go to for any base layer and liner product. They are reliable and comfortable next to the skin. They have excellent longevity and resist the constant wear of use and washing cycle. Anything cheaper is, in our experience, false economy. A good price for a fantastic product.
i'm not sure if i just got a defect or what but the fingertips were ripping and along my fingers there were holes after like a couple weeks of wearing them and underneath my gloves as well i'd expect more. i ordered a small and they fit fine except for the fact that it seems like they skipped recessing the part in between the middle finger and ring finger so i mean if your middle finger is as short as your ring finger you're good to go but i don't think anyone's are. if they were designed better i'd had given more than 3 stars but i mean $50 for these is ridiculous if that's how they all are. i ordered the 260 tech liners so hopefully those hold up much better.
I previously owned a pair of these Merino wool under-gloves and they lasted for years before finally developing holes in the fingers. I loved them and considered them good value, as they kept my hands warm inside mittens. They were a winter staple. I was shocked that my new pair, ordered this winter, lasted only about one month before developing big holes, in the fabric itself, not even the seams. They were worn under the same type of mittens as the old ones were. I have no idea what was different about these ones, but for the price, I obviously won't be replacing them again. I feel very sad to have to report this, as I am generally a huge fan of Icebreaker and own several other pieces.
Very thin material (the only ones I could find anywhere that are this light) allows these to fit inside most gloves and mitts. Fit on-size. Fabric feels excellent. Overall, I am happy with this purchase.My only gripe is the configuration of the gussets and and seams. The bulk of the seams is really noticeable on the fingertips (see bumps in the photos), especially because the fabric is so thin elsewhere. These might be improved if each finger had a gusset that went up both sides and over the tip so that there wasn't a clump of fabric there. Also, on my hands, the seam on the tip of the thumb is about a third of the way onto my thumb pad, which just feels wrong.
These were in very light use. First small holes appeared in about three months of occasional use. A week later there was a bigger hole in one glove's thumb.Otherwise I did like these, the fit and simplicity.I guess these kind of thin merino gloves always break down, sooner rather than later. But for Icebreaker's premium pricing, durability this poor is just not acceptable in my book.
These gloves are very soft (not at all itchy [for me, anyway, and I'm very wool-intolerant]) and very thin but still provide great insulation. They fit inside all of my gloves, some of which are quite snug, and really noticeably improve their function. Used with my fav super quality ski-doo* mittens they make my hands so warm they will actually start to sweat even in -20C and beyond. *I don't ski-doo, I just hate being under dressed for the weather :D They are expensive but highly recommend.
Purchased the 200 Oasis glove liners and Sierra gloves in XS. The Sierras are too tight, have to return them, but the Oasis liners are perfect. Super thin, to wear under other gloves, or as a thin pair for that in-between weather. Like that they don't have cuffs, so no extra bill. They don't have a clasp to attach them together. Just hoping I don't lose them, like I lost my last pair of wool liner gloves, because they're so lightweight, and compact, can stuff them in a pocket and forget where they are.
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| color | Black |
