Outdoor Research Men's PL Base Sensor Gloves

These are some of the thinnest gloves from OR, and offer little protection from cold. They do offer great dexterity and great fit. The best way to describe their feel is thick hosiery. The cuff material that is spandex is very close to the same material that the rest of the glove is made from.Photos of new product worn: http://imgur.com/a/6Lf31 Thin and dexterous

Warmth: Useful down to 7 degrees C (45 degrees C).Fit/Dexterity: Snug, no gaps. / No problems with matches. Easy to tie paracord and greater diameter cord.Sensor touch: Good. No problems swiffing around my touchable devices.Material and Stitching: Holding together well. Some of the rubber nodules on the palm for grip are peeling off from use, but no significant decrease in effectiveness. Quick drying.I am sure there are other great liners out there. Pick one and go with it until they stop making them or they stop making them well. I recommend these if you're looking for a new pair and don't already have a go-to.

Good liner gloves. Saw a coupe posts commenting on how thin these are. While it is true these are thin, they are pretty standard thickness for a liner- notably thicker than a silk liner but not as thick as a thinsulate one. Should probably note that these only have rubber grips on the palm. The packaging from the manufacturer clearly states (as does the Amazon listing) grips on the fingers-- no such thing. Not an issue to me, just a discrepancy if it matters to you.

These are great liner gloves. I usually buy cheaper commodity liners because I wear them out quickly, and the difference between the high and low end isn't huge. But I needed a pair for around town (more as light gloves than as liners) and wanted something phone-friendly.I ordered these because of the reviews and because OR is a brand that's earned my trust in the past, with various hats and gloves and gaiters and other winter climbing necessities. These seem like a step up from what I've been using (EMS house brand, mostly). The fit and the workmanship are better. They give excellent dexterity. They work with touch screens, as if by magic—no visible silver threads or anything similar. And the fabric seams like it will be a bit more durable.What I can't say is if they wick moisture as well or dry as quickly as standard liners. They likely won't ... the fabric is heavier on the nylon and the spandex, both of which hold water more than polyester and other standard liner materials. This tradeoff was likely made for durability and fit. So these may not be my go-to liners in the mountains, where keeping my hands dry is the priority. But for around town, by themselves or under heavier gloves, they're perfect.

Living in Maine where it is typically 10-20 degrees on sunny days and often colder at night these are not the only pair of gloves I need for the winter. I do use them as skiing liners and they work great!For the price of around $20.00 they are hard to beat. I do have the heavier version of these gloves and I much prefer the heavier version for my climate. I also use the heavier version as a glove liner.

Great liners.I bought these to get me through the second half of this past winter.The touch screen material works better than any other glove I have tried. The bright color is great, making them hard to misplace in the closet.They provide little to no warmth until they are layered under a heavier glove, but then they are great. The weave/knit of the fabric is much closer than the polypropylene liners I have used in the past.I wear them under a pair of heavy glommitts, and they help keep my fingers from chilling too rapidly when I need to "pop the top" to manipulate car keys, dog leash clasps, or use a mobile device.

Great lightweight liner gloves. I wear these under my heavy mittens or gloves during winter hikes. They're nice for slipping your hand out of a mitten to take a picture without getting frostbite. Obviously not extremely warm but thats not what they're designed for.

Cold gloves. As soon as these got damp or sweaty they got cold, stayed cold, took forever to dry. They fit nice, but the finger tip iPhone thing was too loose and so didn't work with any consistency.I wouldn't buy them again. My trip out to Skellig Michael off Ireland was going to be wet, windy and a bit cold. I looked at these gloves and thought, no point of taking them.These might be okay for watching an afternoon sporting event for a couple of hours on a cool, dry, day. But that's about it.

The material of these feel pretty good. You may wish to order one size smaller than you feel you may need. I have large palms along with "regular" sized fingers; the tips of my fingers do not read the end tip of the gloves.With that noted, the portion of the thumb and index fingertips don't work as well as they could.

Buen producto solo le hace falta el clip para guardarlos juntos para darles 5 estrellas los insetos de tela compatibles con la pantalla le dan un plus para no tener que quitarte los guantes cuando manejas el celular

Los primeros me llegaron descosidos pero amazon me los cambio, estan muy comodos y la tela se siente muy bien, actualizare la reseña cuando los pruebe en zonas frías.

Recibido en tiempo y forma, sin maltrato. No protegen del frío a temperaturas bajo 0. Funciona bien al usar el celular

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