evo.com | Burton Glove Liners > Do you dread pulling your gloves off to take that killer pic? The Burton Stretch Liner 2.0 Gloves are the answer. Toasty warm and touch screen compatibility, these liner gloves are the perfect baselayer for your favorite winter mitts. Screen Grab(R) Fleece Thumb and Index Finger Make a call or change tracks without exposing your hands to the cold. Fully washable. Featured on Burton Screen Grab(R) Liners. D Ring and Hook This product may contain chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer, or birth defects, or other reproductive harm. 4-Way Stretch DRYRIDE Thermex(TM) Fleece Highly breathable, quick-drying, and warm-DRYRIDE Thermex(TM) fleece provides core insulation while transporting heat-robbing moisture away from your gloves and base layers to keep you dry from the inside out. DRYRIDE Thermex(TM) fleece is offered in multiple weights and styles, making it easy to dial in comfort depending on what the day demands. Ergonomic Pre-Curved Fit The superior dexterity of this articulated fit means your hands will always be warm and nimble, no matter what kind of action you get into. | Burton Stretch Liner 2.0 Gloves 2026 - X-Small/Small in Silver
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