| | |  | Gloves | Home » » Outdoor Research Men's Sensor Gloves | | | | | | Colors: | | | | | Description: | | Built of wind-resistant, insulating 100-weight Radiant Fleece, and featuring TouchTec leather palm technology. The Sensor Gloves allow the use of touch screen devices without the need to remove your gloves and are designed to keep your hands warm when you break out your gadgets in cold weather. MirrorSeam and MotionWrap construction ensures a comfortable, snug fit. | | | Features: | |
• TouchTec Leather palm technology allows use of touch screen mobile devices with gloves on
• 100-weigth Radiant Fleece back of hand; brushed tricot palm
• Machine Washable, no bleach, medium heat
• CHINA
| | | Product Details: | | | Package Length:
| 1.0 inches | | Package Width:
| 1.0 inches | | Package Height:
| 1.0 inches | | Package Weight:
| 1.0 pounds | | Average Customer Rating:
|  based on 8 reviews |
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18 of 21 found the following review helpful:
Best iPhone glove so farNov 30, 2011
By Jano Mossman
"DLFRM"
I recently got a Wahoo iPhone case to use my iPhone as a bike computer.Since I need to use the unit as I ride, and in cold weather I need some touchscreen sensitive gloves. I first tried other gloves that were less expensive and even a pair that were specificly bicycling gloves but was looking for a glove from a known glove making/selling company so they would fit properly as well as keep my hands warm and work on the touchscreen. These work on all levels and have a straightforward leather fingers and palm that is treated to work on the touchscreen rather than a piece of silver fabric sewn on a regular pair of gloves. I got a few pair of those and they are all liner weight so if I want to keep my hands warm I still have to use another pair of gloves then take them off to use the phone,
what is the point?
These OR Sensors are a real pair of gloves, made by a reputable glove making company, that fit properly, keep my hands warm biking in 29 degree weather and work on the touchscreen. The only thing missing for use cycling
is a terry patch for nose wiping and some palm padding. So far the best I've found.
11 of 12 found the following review helpful:
 Not suprisedDec 07, 2011
By crankyCrackPot
First and foremost, these gloves do what gloves must do; they keep your hands warm. I commute via train and walk a mile to and from the station daily and simply stated, these gloves keep my hands warm. If my wife saw me say (type) that she'd say I'm fibbing because my hands are "always" cold.
These gloves are also extremely comfortable, they have a profile similar to liners and yet they are as warm as heavier gloves.
As for the touch screen technology, it works perfectly!!! And it's on all 5 fingers!!!
I have arthritic fingers and often can't use my thumb or index fingers and unlike other "sensor" gloves, that's NOT a problem with these wonderful gloves.
I first received an Outdoor Research hat as a gift 2 years ago and have been buying their winter gear since.
4 of 4 found the following review helpful:
husband is happyJan 03, 2012
By mom2serena
My husband wanted gloves for Christmas to use with his phone. I read many of the other reviews with the various brands. My husband really likes these gloves. They are heavy enough to keep his hands warm during his morning workout. They are not thin liners like I've read in other reviews, but they also are not ski gloves. They are not like the other gloves I have looked at. Other gloves have a silver dot or silver threads in the tips. These gloves do not, the special material is somehow in the leather. (Please don't ask if its real leather because I don't really know). You can't see the special thread. My husband says they work great with his Droid X and he can even use the back side of the finger tip too (where your nail is).
I hope this helps.
4 of 6 found the following review helpful:
Warm, but bulky and imprecise.Dec 27, 2011
By Klarno
This is probably the warmest and most windproof touchscreen compatible glove on the market, however it's not perfect. The touchtec leather doesn't work if it gets wet (you have to wait for it to completely dry before it can be used on a touchscreen again), and it's hard to be precise with this glove--don't expect to be able to type out text messages while wearing them. The touchtec leather has one big technical advantage, though--it's capable of being much warmer and more wind resistant than designs which use a metallized textile to conduct a current between your finger and the screen. In the end, it's a question of compromise. If you need more precision, or ability to use the glove if it's slightly damp, you should consider the north face etips. If you need the one that does best as a warm glove, these outdoor research sensor gloves are your best bet.
 Go a size down.Mar 08, 2012
By Neal Lucas
"neal"
I bought a Large, needed a medium - I measured my hand, but maybe I have short fingers. The fingers of the glove had extra space making it difficult to manipulate items with the gloves on.
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