Customer Reviews Arc'teryx Rho Gloves

Rate these, fit like a glove literally. I was skeptical about the size as I have long thin hands so usually need to size down but lose out on shorter fingers, but these are spot on. All the negatives people pointed out on the reviews is BS, the iphone pads work, they are well made and I would buy again

Wore the gloves and matching headband today trail running. Perfect condition 40 degrees.

rho gloves are super soft and fit great, so far there wonderful

I love these gloves! This is my 4th pair. Living in the Colorado Rockies, I wear them daily for 6-7 months out of the year, either alone or as liners. They're soft but durable!

Not for freezing temps, but lightweight breathable warmth for 30s-40s weather that keep fingers relatively warm and nimble.

So soft inside, great for running in the fall or under mittens in the winter. Suggest size down as the stretch out a tiny bit.

Waited so long to finally get a pair! They are always out of stock because they are so awesome!

I got these a month ago and they are super thin. I was a little disappointed in this when I first opened them but it's now my favourite part about them. They are obviously not that warm but they are a great base layer and also great for putting in your bag for emergencies.

These are my favour go to glove for early morning bike rides to work. They feel almost wind proof but still breath very well. I have been using them for nearly a year and they show almost no signs of wear. The only problem that I have is keeping them to myself as my wife keeps stealing them.

Lightweight, comfortable! I love it for hiking in the summer and spring.

I live in Canada where the Fall and even Spring months can be chilly/windy and tough on the hands. These gloves are perfect. They are extremely lightweight, work very well with your smart device, and provide near 100% manual dexterity while keeping hands warm and prevents over-drying/cracking skin. Even use in Winter if not too cold. I have one for every jacket!!

Each day I've used these liners in a variety of gloves and mittens. They add just the right amount of warmth while doing carpentry outside in below zero days. I wouldn't last a half hour without these liners. Excellent

Very packable, good feel, M is perfect for average size hands

Fits true. Light but cozy. Wicking. Great for high-output winter activities and temps around +2 to -3 Celsius.

These gloves are amazing! Perfect for my out natured self in temps between 20-35 degrees Fahrenheit

Purchased the pair for my son for his winter exercise at school.

I am so happy for them, little big in size, if you are in between two sizes take the small ones.

Excellent light weight glove for cool mornings or fall/spring. Very soft, very comfortable.

Simple product that simply works. i've been using this product in a variety of conditions and it just works. I put them on at the start of my day without needing to take them off. They work grat as a liner for larger downhill ski mits or more breathable xc or trail running or ski touring. As a cold handed person, these are a big help!

Bought these as part of a winter system I am puttin together .fit great and comfortable thanks arc'teryx

These gloves surprised me and were perfect for hiking and using trekking poles down to around -2C, below that I used my Venta AR gloves instead. Stood up to a lot of wear and easy to wash. I ordered a Large and they were perfect. Nice length on the wrist cuff fits well under jacket cuffs.

I bought these last season, excited to use them again. I understand the frustration many others have with these gloves' durability, but given it's a liner glove it's obvious these are best just for wearing them on your commute and activities like running. The touch pad finger tip thing is actually something I would prefer it didn't have, as it's a gimmick all modern gloves have now. (I don't mind taking my glove off if i really need to use my phone!) If you look past this, this is my favorite pair of gloves to throw on and wear for commutes/runs. It being a liner means better dexterity than bulky gloves, and the fabric texture is fantastic and soft. Don't expect it to keep your fingers toasty on it's own if you are out for many hours, or in high winds, but they are a quick and comfortable solution.

The gloves are nice in themselves, but I mistakenly bought them thinking they were for cold waether. They appear to be better used as a liner under heavier gloves.

finger sensors aren't great. I cut a slit in mine to access a finger. None of the sensors in any gloves work for more than a short while, in my opinion.

I find them practical as a lightweight 'base' layer glove to wear inside lightly insulated ski gloves. I use them mainly for cold weather cycling, hiking, and skating. The sensor pads don't work for me on the iPhone but that wasn't a purchase driver and sensor pads rarely work on other brand gloves IMO. I did find the price a little high for a base layer glove.