Outdoor Research Gripper Sensor Glove - Men's reviews and deals for sale
Save your bulky ski gloves for the hill and pull on the Outdoor Research Men's Gripper Sensor Glove when you're embarking on a winter run, short snowshoe tour, and simply errands around town. The Gripper Sensor features WindStopper fleece body to provide warmth and full wind protection without compromising dexterity, and the Suregrip palm lives up to its name when it comes to handling trekking poles or coffee cups.
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Product Specifications
Brand | Outdoor Research |
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Category | Men's Gloves |
Material | [body] Windstopper (100% polyester), [palm] 65% polyester, 35% latex |
Style | glove |
Closure | tapered |
Palm Grip | yes |
Claimed Weight | 3 oz |
Recommended Use | casual, running |
Manufacturer Warranty | lifetime |
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Outdoor Research Gripper Sensor Glove - Men's Reviews
Kevin M.
December 2, 2019OK, but grip surface is bulky
I was excited to get these, and they seem warm enough, but I didn't like the grip surface on the fingers and palm. It feels stiff and plastic to me, and makes stowing the gloves very bulky. The surface reminds me of what the hands of a gorilla suit would be like. That said, I'll bet these work great for their those who need extra gripping ability.
Todd J.
April 2, 2017Really good for bike commuting
These things stop the wind. I can ride my bike down to about 25 degrees in these things. If they get wet they stay warm too. And they're durable too. I have 3-4 seasons on this pair. My favorite gloves ever!
Nick S
February 3, 2017Solid touring gloves
I've been using these gloves ski touring for a few years now and am a big fan. I really like the big pull tab, that makes pulling them on and off easy, which is great while transitioning. I am a split-boarder and have some hardware I need to fiddle with at the top and bottom. I also appreciate the extra layer on the palm, that keep them dry if I pick up my poles after dropping them… read more in the snow. My only gripe is that I wish they fit under the ski gloves I use for downhill, these are just a bit too thick to slide under them. Overall they are comfortable and warm, even for weekend long yurt trips.
Ryan Conklin
November 22, 2016Wrist stitching busted after a few uses
I like OR products, and maybe this was just a fluke, but the stitching on the wrist of one glove busted, creating a 1" hole in the glove. I've only used them half a dozen times, too, so I feel like this was fairly extreme...
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