Customer Reviews Outdoor Research Merino 150 Sensor Liners

I use these as an insulating layer, then add one or sometimes two nitrile (latex style) waterproof gloves over these. I can still grip fly lines, and have enough feel to stay connected to the big bite when it comes. The nitrile gloves are still touch screen friendly, and provide the waterproofing layer needed to keep dry, while the merino wool delivers the insulation. Spot on for me.

First time purchase and I love them. Once I get moving around in the cold seasons (Midwest states) my hands get plenty warm so I enjoy a lightweight layer compared to a bulky glove. The sensors work great on my phone and fit is true to size. If its a cold day or night and I'm moving less they fit great under a heavy mitt.

great liner - keeps your hands warm & makes for easy washing

5

I've had a few pairs of liner gloves from other companies and they usually rip wicked quick, but not these! Awesome gloves- love how thin they are, love the tech finger tips, and love the fit!

I like 'em. Especially when I need to mess on my phone a bit and don't want to take off my gloves in snapp-ish weather.

4

The touch-screen grips are fantastic on these liners, but unfortunately the liners themselves are poorly made. I just bought a pair and the first day I used them, small holes opened up on both index fingers. I couldn't believe it to be honest. All I had used them for was keeping my hands warm while driving the car, and then carrying a few groceries into the house. Definitely cannot recommend these as they started to come apart on day 1.

I used this product in a winter field exercice. It fits it's description perfectly as a liner under my Gortex Gloves; It kept my hands warm and my dexterity proper (Temperature was around - 16 C). Also I used the product as a standalone in -5 C and it worked properly; especially while doing light activities (hike / Snowshoe walk / Survival chores). If wet it dries out quickly which is good if you winter camping. However as a standalone, it has no Windproof and not very durable against abrasive chores (log chopping).

Poor fit, wears out quickly, didn't notice much added warmth. Used in very humid conditions, they might be better in dry freezing temps. Touchscreen sensor never works, I have to take the glove off which defeats the purpose.

I hoped to use these gloves for ski touring, however after only two wears, these gloves got multiple holes in the fingers. They would be good liners if you wear burlier gloves overtop but if you plan to use them just as thin gloves, I would not recommend them.

I bought these with some degree of skepticism; I have had similar gloves from Icebreakers and they got holes in them almost immediately. These, on the other hand, have been durable for the couple months I have had them. I use them for general wear on walks/hikes, but also for ski touring where I have to put on skins, handle skis etc. and they have held up. I can use my phone also, but it is a bit clumsy; probably not inherent to these gloves, but to all similar styles that allow the touch feature.

So thin they don’t hold their shape. Electronics material on thumb and finger very hit or miss on iPhone screen. Not recommended.

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