Customer Reviews Outdoor Research Pl 150 Sensor Gloves

I use these for running and love them. The material breathes well and is nice and stretchy. I'm usually between sizes on gloves and got the smaller size because they're so stretchy. Great job OR!

Fit is a little large but all in all nice daily driving/waiting at the bus stop gloves

I love the material but they were too small. I wear medium in most gloves but these were way too small.

I like having these in my work gloves when setting race courses. This way I do not have to have my fingers exposed.

I used these as an inner layer for the Stormtracker heated gloves during a winter exercise, where temperatures ranged between -5 and -28 Celsius. For tasks that required dexterity, they were excellent; kept my hands warm and could still do just about any task that I could do barehanded. My only gripe is that the touch screen sensitive tip of the index finger and thumb wore out on both gloves within a week and left my fingers bare. I kept wearing them throughout anyways and they still provided warmth and dexterity. This is my reasoning for recommending these gloves for causal wear, hiking and travel and not as much for extended use in difficult conditions.

I use these more days than not living, working, and recreating outdoors in interior Alaska. Probably now on my eighth or ninth pair through the years. Great for everything from a cool day to -40 as a liner glove. I've found them more versatile than expected. My wife and I are so attached to them that we keep a spare pair for when we lose or wear out a set. My only real gripe is that I always wear hole in the index finger and thumb tips. I sometimes wish the sensor aspect of the gloves was a bit more responsive because I really don't want to take them off when cold and attempting to answer the phone.

The gloves themselves are great and for their size and thickness work well. Problem is they don't last! I obviously only were these in the winter but got them a year ago and they got wore out quick. That's pretty disappointing. So, wear them, just don't actually use your hands while wearing them if you want them to last.

I bought these gloves at my local gear shop. Nearly all the lightweight gloves this year seem have "sensor fingers" for smartphone users. Not having much choice, and not seeing any obvious drawback, I bought the gloves. The gloves are well made and work as described. However, the sensor tips on the fingers, with their added patch of thinner material, are noticeably not as warm as the non-sensor tip fingers. There's also a lump in the finger tips from the stitching that I don't like. Unless you really need to make phone calls in the cold, I would not recommend this type of glove.