Customer Reviews Outdoor Research Vigor Lightweight Sensor Gloves

Great under glove layer or for just wearing around on chilly nights. Pretty thin but not baselayer thin and works with phone. I wear these for XC skiing in -5c and above

Awesome gloves. Very light, dries fast and great dexterity. Not warm enough below 10C, but perfect as a liner under a winter glove or during warmer temperature.

I love these gloves for everyday use. They easily live in my coat pocket and provide enough warmth for daily outings and less extreme adventures. They also work great as gloves liners to keep your hands extra toasty.

Awesome gloves. Perfect weight for skinning on the uptrack, cross country skiing, or just walking around town. Nice to be able to use your phone as well without exposing your hands to the elements.

Good for Spring and Fall in New England. Lightweight. This is my second pair, wore the others out, used them so much. That said, these are durable.

Perfect gloves for a run or hike when it's cool out.

Great lightweight gloves that work with my phone.

Gloves work just fine during a workout in chilly weather.

Refined, sleek designed for jogging. Keeps your fingers from freezing. Not cheap! They charge plenty for the synthetic ("technical") fabric, the electrically conductive index finger (both right and left hands), the silicone grippy dots on the palm (again, both right and left hands), and the double stitching. I would not use these if the temperature drops into the 30's (degrees F).

Just got my first day in with these gloves. Very comfortable fit, sizing good. Not for deep cold, was skiing in high teens (f) and fingers got cold. Gauntlet seems unusual for this type glove. Doesn't fit over parka cuff, and kind of redundant when slipped under parka cuff

Liner for under my winter mittens. Good overall - does what a liner should. The grips on the palm are handy for grabbing carabiners and such. The index finger is a bit too long for me. Touch screen index finger is a bit fiddly.

Surprisingly warm. Fit is good except the touchscreen tips are a bit rigid so dont confrom totally to fingertips.

Bought these as a liner for the southback gloves for skiing, they fit nice, have a nice stretch and are really well tailored. Should have bought a smaller size though.

I'm always either a medium or a large in gloves and usually OR does a good job with sizing, so I ordered a medium to ensure a snug fit, but they run big and I've got lots of extra room at my fingertips which is difficult to pull down to get the dexterity I need. Would not buy again. May try the midweight which has a different fit as I recall.

Not well fitted to the hands. Large feels like XL.

defiantly worth the quality and price for a pro account member, however I had to reorder a female sized medium, as the mans medium fingers are sized way too long

Pros: easy to put on comfortable Cons: not warm at all zero wind resistance sensor fingers work but only when the fabric is pulled tight

I bought these gloves hoping they would be great for outdoor use and around the campsite in cold temperatures. Was really planning to use my phone occasionally, but the sensor pads on the gloves work about 5% of the time. Really disappointing from a company like OR. Would not recommend a purchase if you want the touch compatibility. Otherwise the gloves do a good job of keeping my hands warm but are over priced just for that purpose

Great weight, but the sizing was way off. I'm a solid M and the fingers on these gloves were a solid inch too long

Fits great but literally offers zero warmth. Might be great as a base layer under a larger pair of gloves or mittens but completely pointless on their own.

Gear loop broke on day one. The wind whipped through them too easily and despite wearing them, i lost feeling in my fingers in somewhat mild conditions (strong winds with a little icing as we reached the summit). I won't take these on any more hikes because they failed me. Comfortable gloves for my commute to work though.

The template for this lightweight glove suits a slender palm with long fingers gently tapered at the fingertips. I'm a L in every other of glove (domestic, industrial, sport) except this. This glove is so stretchy, I can fit my hand into its S. The more the stretch the more the heat loss, though. So, I purchased the M. Got a hole in less than a week. Turned gloves inside out. This range has daisy stitching combined with flat stitching. Run daisy stitching too close to the edge of stretchy fabric and there's every chance of, 'dropping a stitch'. Breathe-ability with zero fleece, as is the case here, means cold fingers go in cold and stay cold. Touch a wet handrail and you will almost instantaneously feel moisture to your skin. Stitching seams slide about and lose form. Excess and odd fit at fingertips results in poor touchscreen device control. Overall, useless as gloves. Best used as glove liners. (The midweight version of this glove is flat stitched and with fleece lining.)