What is another word for fingerless glove?
Pronunciation: [fˈɪŋɡələs ɡlˈʌv] (IPA) 
A fingerless glove is a type of glove that leaves the fingers exposed. Also referred to as "fingerless mittens," "half-gloves," or "glove liners." They come in various materials such as wool, leather, and neoprene and are popular among athletes, hikers, and bikers. The name may change depending on the purpose they serve. For instance, fingerless gloves designed for cycling are called "cycling gloves." Similarly, glove liners used for warmth or to absorb sweat are called "liner gloves." Additionally, fingerless gloves with a mitten flap or wrist buckle are known as "convertible gloves." Regardless of their name, fingerless gloves provide warmth and protection while allowing full use of the fingers and hands.
