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Liner Gloves for Layering or Wearing Alone

Liner Gloves

Thin merino and suede liner gloves worn alone on mild mornings or under insulated gloves when temperatures drop, led by the Izembek Liner.

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Izembek Fingerless Glove in Cypress, product #cypress
Color: Cypress
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Izembek Fingerless Glove

The warmth of wool with more capability

(3) Sale price$65.00
Izembek Glove in Cypress, product #cypress
Color: Cypress
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Izembek Glove

The warmth of wool with more capability

(5) Sale price$80.00
Izembek Liner Glove in Black, product #black
Color: Black
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Izembek Liner Glove

The foundation for warm hands

(4) Sale price$50.00

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Chêne Gear Liner Gloves Collection

Chêne Gear Liner Gloves Collection

Thin gloves worn alone on mild mornings or layered under an insulated glove when the temperature drops, keeping dexterity for calls and gear.

The Izembek Liner, Fingerless, and Izembek Glove form a layering set. Pair a liner under a waterproof glove for wet cold. See all gloves.

The glove you keep on when you pull the big one off.

Chêne Gear Liner Gloves Collection FAQs

Light warmth and dexterity. Wear them alone on mild mornings, or layer them under an insulated glove for warmth without losing the feel for calls and gear.

Yes. Liners are thin enough to keep the dexterity for trigger work and calling, which is why many hunters keep a liner on after pulling off a heavier glove.

They add a meaningful base layer of warmth and wick moisture, which helps an insulated glove hold heat longer through a cold sit.