Outdoor Research  Flurry Sensor Gloves - Men's

I’ve had a pair of these Flurry Sensor gloves for well over five years. I commute on bike in near zero degree Rocky Mountain winters and they are warmer than my heavy duty gloves I ski with (Kinkos, Marmot big mountain). I’d wear these on the slopes if they had some kind of outer layer.

Bought these gloves less than a week ago and they are already splitting along one seam - poor manufacturing.

Bought less than a week ago and already splitting along one seam. Poor manufacturing for the price.

I bought these gloves two months ago. They seemed kind of stylish and comfortable, but after only occasional use the outer layer is piling up (without ever washing them), and in one place the outer layer is torn with light use. I've only used them around town as they have no water resistance, and only in cooler, but not cold temps. They are too bulky to be used as a liner for more resistant gloves but too light to withstand northeast winter temps. Compared to other OR gloves I've purchased, these are poorly made. I don't see these lasting much more than a season.

These gloves are perfect! I have good dexterity and they keep my hand’s warm.

I love these gloves! Sounds like a crazy detail, but I have a hard time finding gloves that have the right finger lengths. Some fingers fit and others don't, kinda like other brands build thier gloves with the fingersvall the same length. That not the case with these. The fit of great, thier fluffy and comfortable and warm. I bought them for casual wear and driving. I wouldn't recommend them for skiing or or anything, I don't think that's what the designers were thinking when they made this glove. Great to have in the car and for cold but not extreme days.

I have trouble keeping my hands warm during runs in the winter. I had bought these gloves for my bike and walk commuting to work. But for my run today I decided to try these since the temp was around 5 degrees. I was pleasantly surprised that they kept my digits warm during the entire 80ish minutes I was outside.

I'm a big fan of this type of glove: a soft, flexible wool blend that allows for maximum dexterity, with little in the way of a shell. These are great gloves for quick tasks if it isn't too cold or windy out, or to carry as a backup on warmer days where you might need some extra warmth. The build quality seems quite good, and I like the material (a blend that's 40% wool). These are a go-to for scraping ice off my car windshield on a cold morning. The one issue is that the fingers are very long, at least for the Men's Medium size. Other than the finger length, the glove fits my hand perfectly.

Warm and durable, these gloves have held up well to the rigors of military training in Alaska. The sensor pads on the finger tips are not particularly precise when using small touch-screen devices. You can unlock your phone with them on, but don't expect to do any detailed task or update your social media. These gloves make a great base layer under larger mittens, and I have worn them in this configuration in temperatures below -50 degrees Fahrenheit with no issue. Overall, I highly recommend, because even though you can't text well with them on, it still beats frostbite.

Great gloves. Work well while moving in about 20 degrees. Snow melts and the wool stays warm while moving. These can do 20 to maybe 25 mph winds. I would not recommend using these to brush snow off your car or touch snow. The outer wool can catch a lot of snow and then melt on the gloves. I notice that when i stop snowshoeing my hands can get cold if the gloves have snow on them or if we stop for longer than 15 minutes at temperatures below 25 degrees. They dry out over night in my apartment and are ready to go the next day. Using in the White Mountains of NH.