Customer Reviews Outdoor Research Vigor Heavyweight Sensor Gloves

Very warm these are perfect for any part of Southern bc winter

Comfortable, warm and practical. Good fit.

These gloves are great for when you're outside exercising or just taking the dog for a walk. They fit well, wick sweat, and are very comfortable!

Double Coat thick heavyweight winter glove. Used as liner in winter mittens and these are perfect for long winter days in the woods or on exercises.

Best causal gloves!

Such warm gloves they're my go to for anything

Nice, warm and breathes well. I have different versions of these and love them

Good mid-weather glove, relatively water resistant

On their own, these are frail and useless. They don't block wind or rain. But, combined with a shell, they turn standard OR gloves into arctic powerhouses and belay champions. If your gloves are new, you may want to buy a larger sized shell than usual for these liners to fit perfectly. The Highcamp gloves combine wonderfully with mine and provide me warmth other OR products usually do not carry.

These are excellent gloves. More warmth than liners, less bulky than insulated gloves. They are wind-resistant and have enough coverage for moderate outdoor activities, like beach walking, in south-central Alaska in the winter. The sensor fingertips do not work when it's cold, which defeats the purpose of having sensor gloves, but these are still the best all-around option for moderate outdoor activities.

I use these for ski touring when the weather is in the teens, or if it's a cold day at the resort. These bad boys/good girls take care of the hands by keeping them warm (but not too warm) and dry. Holy moley I love 'em. They also work well when the morning weather is cold in Northern Utah and you have to drive somewhere in your old truck and grabbing the steering wheel is like trying to yard on the tusk of a breached narwhal in order to give that adorable puppy a kiss on the cheek. 10/10 would buy again but probably won't need to because of OR's excellent warranty.

Got these for work and general outdoor use. They've been great to working and moving outside. Would get another pair for sure.

I spent two weeks outdoors at a range for work. It was cold and windy. The gloves did well unless it rained. Other than that great purchase. Only bad part is they were lost at work.

These are my goto gloves for just about any Winter activity.

As someone that is comfortable in cold weather except for his fingers, I find these gloves to be great in the warmth department. Unfortunately they aren't effective on phone touchscreens. Luckily they help warm my fingers quickly after taking them off to use my phone! Especially on sale, these are phenomenal if you need warm gloves and the touchscreen compatibility isn't a deal breaker for you.

I just bought a pair of these gloves at the store on the Appalachian Train at Neels Gap in Georgia. These are wonderful, soft, and warm gloves. Perfect for hiking in the North Georgia Mountains. The one thing that they are NOT is touchscreen compatible. The pads thumbs and forefingers Do Not activate the screen on my iPhone. Very disappointed. Oh well, the gloves are still warm.

While the "sensor fingers" don't work for touchscreens, these are great cold weather gloves - I use them mainly for dog mushing & other activities that require cold-weather full use of fingers. I'm a woman, but ordered Men's - sizes are on the small side.

4

They're tough to get on as the reviews say BUT they're easy to get off. Once on, they're warm & snug, though I never have good success with the screen touch.

These worked well in 25F with a moderate wind. Slipped some wool liners in and they were better. Used a size large. Bought a pair for my son.

These are my go to gloves for ice and dry tooling. They are thin yet warm. If they get wet, they are light and economic enough that I usually have a few pairs with me. Only downside is that the sensor finger tips wear out too quickly.

Great everyday gloves for the price, good sizing, warm (it's been -25C for a week around here). A bit too thick to get the sensor work. That's the only thing that doesn't work in my pair, but that's not something critical for me.

I use these gloves for outdoor winter activities in south central Alaska. They are warm enough for general all-around activity, such as hiking, snowshoeing, and grooming trails, and they offer resistance to wind and rain. The only issue is that the sensors usually don't work for touch screens, so I have to take off the gloves to use my phone.

Great for cross country!

Good gloves for price. Good dexterity for winter glove. I use them for driving and cleaning up the car. Not warm enough after - 20 Celsius.