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Comments about Outdoor Research WindStopper Gripper Gloves - Men's:
I have previously owned and used several other lightweight gloves with windstopper material from [...] These gloves most often wore out at the finger tips after some amount of use bike commuting in them. This glove has proven to be more wind and water resistant than the others, as well as more durable. For example, yesterday I worked outside all day with damp firewood. The moisture never got through the gloves. Also, you can hold the glove up to light and note that you can't see through the back of hand-- clearly there is a solid layer of material to block the wind. With some of the cheaper "wind blocking" gloves you can visibly see through the fabric. The difference is tangible. They stay warmer and I'm able to wear them in colder temperatures before switching to a heavier weight mitten. Overall I recommend them.
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Comments about Outdoor Research WindStopper Gripper Gloves - Men's:
I've put my gripper gloves to the test and couldn't be happier with them. I use them skiing, ice climbing, and in the moutains. They are warm, windproof and dry quickly. I always keep these in my pack during cold weather outings.
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Comments about Outdoor Research WindStopper Gripper Gloves - Men's:
Although the material feels soft on the outside, there is an irritating network of thick, uncomfortable seams running throughout the fingers and palm on the inside of the glove. Each finger has two thick seams that feel as if your digits are encapsulated by rough spaghetti, even with the XL size I purchased (see photo). There is also a prominent seam that digs into the fleshy part of the palm and thumb joint. These gloves may work with a base layer beneath, but they are very uncomfortable for everyday hiking use and were returned.
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Comments about Outdoor Research WindStopper Gripper Gloves - Men's:
Used mainly for exploring the mountians in BC and Washington. Great glove to just throw in your pack for just in case. Warm and you can still do things without having to keep taking them off and on.
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Comments about Outdoor Research WindStopper Gripper Gloves - Men's:
I am on my second pair of OR windstopper Gripper golves. These have been my primary glove for uphill activity due to their breathability, dexterity, and warmth. They stay warm even when wet if you remain active. If you are gooking for a glove to just sit around with and stay warm these are not the gloves for you. I would have to disagree with bicyclebrown's review that they are not wind stopping. I have been on Rainier in 50mph winds and not felt much if any "blow through." Having said that I would agree with bicyclebrown that they are not stand alone glove for temps below about 10 degrees. All in all if you want a great fleece glove for aerobic activities in the mountains they are the best glove available.
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Comments about Outdoor Research WindStopper Gripper Gloves - Men's:
Best fleece glove I have used for the money. My hands are always warm, and these gloves are very comfortable in cold weather (used in up to -10 Degress celcius)
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Comments about Outdoor Research WindStopper Gripper Gloves - Men's:
These gloves are warm and windproof, even when wet. Your hands will get cold if constantly touching snow but what do you expect for non waterproof gloves. However after 30 min of hiking/climbing they will be almost dry again. Certain types of snow will stick to the fleece like powdery but warm snow. Consolidated snow does not stick to them.
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Comments about Outdoor Research WindStopper Gripper Gloves - Men's:
These are great fleece gloves! I previously had The North Face Denali and they were great, but these are much better. I bike to work and lately it has been 35 degrees or below and my hands never even feel a breeze. I use them for sledding with my kids, hiking around Bryce Canyon, and Zion National Park and all over Southern Utah. Great for Skiing, running, and camping. The fit is great around the wrist and mine have loops to help you pull them on which is a great added feature. You cannot go wrong with these golves, to make them water proof I have a larger shell glove to go over these. Nice job O.R.!
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Comments about Outdoor Research WindStopper Gripper Gloves - Men's:
I bought these because my leather gloves weren't cutting it during the colder months. After extensive online research, I settled on the Grippers.
They are certainly warmer and more comfortable than leather. In 10 to 30* F weather they kept my hands comfortable, although I could still feel a little cold seeping through. I bought them to wear around town, so bulk was not an option.
Bottom Line: For their size and what they are, I am very pleased. They keep my hands warm and comfortable, and I can still fish my keys and wallet out of my pockets.
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Comments about Outdoor Research WindStopper Gripper Gloves - Men's:
This product is an amazing glove.
1)First off, the loop on the cuff allows for an extremely easy slip on while still providing enough restriction keep the glove firmly on your hand during use.
2)The grip on the thumb, fingers, and top of palm is subtle yet provides good grip when wet and dry.
3)Very wind resistant and does a pretty good job repelling water in colder conditions (very good water resistance when water treatment applied to glove).
I have used my OR gripper gloves for every part of my day. They are fashionable enough to wear in any public setting and are super durable for outdoor work and play. The only situation in which this glove struggles is when you are not being active and have prolonged contact with cold objects. I find that when holding the steering wheel as I drive, the gripper provides little warmth for my hands.
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