Customer Reviews Outdoor Research Stormtracker Sensor Gloves

The perfect weight and warmth for both the skin up and the ski down. Before this glove I used to use liner gloves on the way up and heavier shell gloves on the way down. These are breathable and don't make my hands sweat while skinning, but are warm enough for skiing in. They are very water resistant and stay dry in most of our PNW weather.

I've used these now for 3 month worth of a Swabian winter. I moved from a tropical climate (Hot and humid) to the Black Forest (cold and wet in the winter), so I tend to get colder easier than most when I'm standing still. I generally use these gloves for gravel-riding or hiking in the winter, when the temperatures here dip below freezing, but are above 10 degrees F. I've found that they're perfect when I keep moving, vent fairly well and I have good dexterity in them, but I did find that they were still tough to use with a smart screen (which is of minimum importance for me, hence the 5 stars). They fit perfectly.

Been great for alpine ski touring and other high output aerobic activities in the winter. Very low bulk. Leather is very durable.

Love these gloves, they are my second pair!

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I use them for driving during winter (Canada), perfect for the cold stearing. The leather palm/fingers offers a good grip and works well with the car touch screen display. NOTE: With the black gloves, the OR logo on the knuckels is greyish and not white, which I like !

Warm, comfy, versatile and good looking too

Look great, feel great and work great!

This glove instantly earned its keep on a five day splitboard winter camping mission. Warm enough for temps above -5 celsius, great dexterity, great for the uptrack or any other laborious endeavours. This product works. Keep making it please.

These gloves are a little spendy but they are awesome!

I bought these gloves for dry skiing days and alpine/ice climbing. They work exactly as intended, and are impressively water resistant! The red color is also very flashy

I'm using them every in north of Quebec City! Up to -15 celsius still warm. The goretex is excellent! I'm thinking buying a second one to make sure when the first one is finish I'll have one more pair!

They are light and have good dexterity. I haven't used them yet in quite cold temperatures but don't anticipate any problems.

Nice fit and good dexterity.

It's only recently started to be cold enough for gloves and these have turned into my go to glove for most of my activities. They've been perfect for cold mornings in the car, walking the dog, motorcycle and bicycle rides and snowshoeing. The fit is perfect. I don't have the strange extra material on the finger tips like some of my other gloves. The sensor tips work great too. Cozy gloves for sure.

I am using these for paragliding in colder temps- 40-50 degrees. My hands are palms forward into a steady 25mph wind. These are excellent at both keeping my hands warm and keeping out wind. The cuffs are a little longer so they keep in contact with my sleeves. They're thin enough so that I can have dexterity, and they work on my cell phone while in flight. The leathery palms have nice grip. I'm very happy with my purchase. After about an hour my fingertips will start to feel cold, but I'm asking a lot from them. This wouldn't happen if I could block the wind for just a moment. True to size.

Hands down my favorite OR glove. It's my second pair after leaving my last pair in a parking lot. They are amazing for running, dog waking, and are my go to for driving in the winter. I highly recommend these. Not the warmest glove if you are just walking, but when active, they work in almost all conditions. I use them to run around -5 to -10 celcius before I reach for a heavier glove.

These are awesome gloves. They are my daily drivers for warmer winter days and spring skiing days.

These are great gloves. Awesome fit, good dexterity for the warmth. I use these mostly for alpine climbing. I tend to need a new pair every second season but this is with use 1-2 times per week. Always have them in my pack.

Perfect for active climbs suck as xc skiing or backcountry touring. Then just put on the Super Couloir Sensors for skiing down. Also great for cruising around town in the evenings

Breathe well and then dry quickly after getting wet. I use them for photography and they're just nimble enough to control the dials and keep warm below 0.

These are my "driving/everyday/walking the dog gloves, and so far, they've been AWESOME! I'm super impressed by the sensors that have allowed me to use my phone or tablet, without having to take them off, with ease. I can dial numbers and type with no problem! Warm enough to wear on cold days during the day in Colorado, but I'll be opting for the heated Capstones for nights and all day outdoor excursions.

This glove paired with a liner got me up Baker, Adams, Eldorado, Olympus, and Glacier Peak during summer mountaineering, even in temps down to freezing with only a little bit of back-of-the-neck warming. The dexterity and touchscreen compatibility make them really stand out, and they are respectably water resistant and extremely wind resistant. Sizing is a bit large, I had an older pair of L that were baggy at the ends of the fingers so I had to get a M and it's just about perfect and allows a liner glove. My hand measures 8.5" circumference around the middle and 7.5" length palm to tips.

These are my winter approach/up track and belay gloves (unless it's really cold). I also use them as a warm summer glove in the alpine. Surprised at how well they held up to belay use with a grigri for mixed cragging belay use. I love the touch screen ability as I don't have to take my gloves off to use my phone. I also use them for daily winter wear and driving when it's Canadian cold.

Light weight glove which really does the trick. Cuts the wind without the bulkiest of a winter glove. Great glove for the spring season!