Outdoor Research

Waterproof Liner

Unisex sizing

Well constructed gloves. Warm and comfortable in the wind. Beware of the unisex sizing. The small gloves fit more like a women's large...long fingers. Didn't want to go through the hassle of returning...just going to use them for suitable activities in which a loose fitting glove isn't a bother.

Worked in the Antarctic

I took these as backup gloves to the Antarctic. They worked perfect for what they are. Windproof, fairly waterproof (not for a downpour) and worked the touchscreen on my iPhone. They are not bulky and I would wear them much of the time on the zodiac trips. Great product

Great on their own or as a liner

All around, good purpose glove. I needed something to use on mixed travel days where it's warm, but still might glissade down a snow patch. These fit the bill - light, waterproof, and warm enough.

Went to New York in December and they kept my hands warm and dry.

Solid product

They're slim waterproof, they seem to be well made. We bought them for evening walks around our neighborhood, and we live in a super rainy part of the world, so the water resisted was very important. These gloves had exactly why we needed. The rubber grippers are a nice touch too Our use has been pretty low impact, I recommend them beginners through experts who need a light weight, waterproof glove option.

Great base layer for Backcountry skiing

These are my go to liners for backcountry skiing on moderately low temperature days. On the way downhill I just throw on a outer shell mitten and it's smooth sailing. They are warm and relatively waterproof. Down side is that they do not dry very fast.

Great liners. Solid insulation. Haven't soaked them but I've had them in snow and they held up fine. Id be careful about using them for anything other then liners. If you start working in them too hard they seem likely to fray. Only reason why I didn't give them 10/10. But theyre not work gloves.

My go to warm liner glove

My go to liner glove under mits. I wear them ski touring and love that i can tour up in them, dig in the snow and change over before putting shell mitts on. Have worn them inside my gloves but a bit bulky to work well. After several years of use, they are still going strong. I am buying 1 or 2 more to keep a spare and in my other packs.

Kept them for my daughter

I bought a few pairs trying to find something that would keep me warm and dry in very cold temps for camp and ski chores. These were sort of water resistant but did not give me enough dexterity. They are NOT water proof. For the price, I wanted to return and just continue with what I have been using, cashmere knit gloves with a nitrile glove over it. However, my daughter liked them so I kept them for her. They get wet scraping ice off of skis and putting skins on. However, they seemed to dry pretty quickly for her when we had sun.

Very nice but a tight fit.

My hands are wider than most relative to my size. I often wear an XXL to be safe. Or a 10 in the sizing that Hestra uses. I can barely get these on. Once on they are worm and comfortable. I've only used them in light rain but I stayed dry. Over all I recommend. Just keep sizing in mind if you have cave man hands like me.