Outdoor Research

Vigor Heavyweight Sensor Glove - Men's

Comfy, keeps hands warm and dry. A bit difficult to take off if you need to use a phone a lot.

Nice thicker simple glove

True to size, heavier weight for colder temps, but still have good dexterity. Sensor is a joke, but I've accepted that using my phone in the cold just isn't worth it and I can go bare handed when I absolutely have to.

Best Gloves for winter fitness

I bought these gloves for cold winter PT in Alaska. Best gloves , I’ve used these from day hikes with the family to XC Ski mornings at -10 (F), hands always stay warm. If you’re static , they may not be warm but while doing high aerobic activities they’re great.

Good warm fit

Nice snug fit and warm. Will use as a heavier liner option inside mitts.

Warm

Gloves are warm and stop the wind well. I ended up getting them wet and they still provided a lot of warmth. My work has me going into and out of a refrigerated warehouse around 40°F. The fit is tight but donning can be difficult as the cuff is tight as well. I don't find it to be an issue at all. Just an observation.

great warmth, not "sensor" friendly

As someone that is comfortable in cold weather except for his fingers, I find these gloves to be great in the warmth department. Unfortunately they aren't effective on phone touchscreens. Luckily they help warm my fingers quickly after taking them off to use my phone! Especially on sale, these are phenomenal if you need warm gloves and the touchscreen compatibility isn't a deal breaker for you.

Very comfortable and warm but not touchscreen compatible

I just bought a pair of these gloves at the store on the Appalachian Train at Neels Gap in Georgia. These are wonderful, soft, and warm gloves. Perfect for hiking in the North Georgia Mountains. The one thing that they are NOT is touchscreen compatible. The pads thumbs and forefingers Do Not activate the screen on my iPhone. Very disappointed. Oh well, the gloves are still warm.

Good enough, not amazing

Comfortable enough for cool (not cold) weather (above 0 deg C), touchscreen finger tips don't work. Fine as a glove to commute around the city with, would not use as primary hand warmth for outdoor winter activities, or extended period of time in cold weather.

Good enough, not amazing

Comfortable enough for cool (not cold) weather (above 0 deg C), touchscreen finger tips don't work. Fine as a glove to commute around the city with, would not use as primary hand warmth for outdoor winter activities, or extended period of time in cold weather.

Solid Pair of Gloves

I'm genuinely confused about some of the low reviews for these gloves. Snagged a pair on sale. They work well for driving, shoveling, walking, etc. They really shine around the zero to minus ten temperature range. I usually wear men's L or XL gloves. I snagged a pair of XL and they fit slightly loose but comfortably, Hope that helps.