Outdoor Research Men's Flurry Sensor Gloves

These are a nice 30° glove for me; my hands run on the colder side. They can work well in mild wind but are not a wind resistant glove per se. The silicone grip is effective. I like a touch screen compatible glove when possible and these work well. However the index fingers of the glove are on the longer side ( based on my hands) so I think they are a better fit for those with longer digits

Bought them for my son, he said they are very warm.

These are really nice gloves! The only comment I would make is that some of the fingers are just a little too long. Now, that could be my hands also. But they fit well. The touch sensitivity works as it should and they keep your hands warm without being too bulky.

I had some poorly made gloves, and got frostbite.I asked my buddy "Rambling Doug of Duchess County", and he highly recommended these fine, fleecy fabric, forming functional finger-holders.Fit for Frost, Feel for Function, Fight Freezing with Outdoor Research!

These gloves have their strengths but also some glaring weaknesses. They are warm and offer excellent grip, making them great for activities like loading gear after paddling or working with tools in cold weather. The touch screen functionality works well, and they are stylish and durable for casual use.I got these to walk my dogs this winter, hoping they would make it easier to open waste bags, but sadly, they do not help much. The fit is another issue. The fingers are excessively long, and the sizing feels inconsistent. They are tight in the palm but loose in the fingers, which makes them awkward to wear. While they are functional for 30 to 40-degree activities, they fall short for extreme cold. Overall, a decent glove if you find the right fit, but not without compromises, especially at this price point.

They are good quality and just right thickness. They handle decently into 20 degree but aren’t meant for bitter cold. They work well with phones due to that finger tips have materials for phones. Finally they have nice grip on inside of palms for grabbing things.

Got these to drive my car in winter. They are thin enough to provide tactile feedback for controls, but thick enough to keep the chill out on my fingers. They also keep my mitts toasty whole scraping ice and shoveling out my spot. After one winter, the rubber grips have lost their black veneer in areas and are showing the gray rubber underneath. As with most gloves, the touch screen capability decreases with time. That's OK though, their main purpose is to keep my hands warm anyway. Great job, OR, I didn't think I could be convinced to spend $40 on gloves. Highly recommended.

Had an older pair that got a hole so got a new pair before the subzero temperatures in Montana. These showed up just before we got a cold snap back in January (-43° with windchill) and thank God we had them, had to change a tire in the subzero temp and hands stayed warm even though they got wet. 100% will buy another pair when these wear out.