These are amazing. They were a little stiff at first but after a week of wearing them in da woods and back and forth to school they have broken in nicely. The image shows a br…
- Hayden, 02/20/13

These gloves are awesome. The gloves give surprisingly accurate control when using a touch screen device, all while keeping your hands nice and toasty. These will keep you d…
- Jason, 02/02/13
Idaho

I bought these gloves for my husband. He also has the North Face sensor gloves as well. These are WAY better. They are soooo much easier to use with your phone...not nearly as…
- Elizabeth, 12/26/12
MI

Great for skiing, playing in the snow, etc. You will not be disappointed. You will not even feel the cold having this on. Best way to stay warm!!…
- Luis, 08/20/11

I picked up these things on sale over the summer so am just now getting a chance to use. I like the removable liner a lot, it gives you more options. The out glove is really…
- David, 12/02/12
Los Angeles

I was looking for a lightweight pair of gloves to take on my thru hike and stumbled upon these. I wasn't looking to take these into a blizzard but rather for occasional use du…
- Ailine, 02/22/13
Florida

Use these as liners in my snowboarding gloves, have used them for 3 years now, and they are still going strong. Wear them to walk around town and camping. So warm. Better then…
- Fiona, 01/10/13
Melbourne

These are my go to gloves when there is a chill in the air. The gloves keep my hands dry and the cold wind off of them. They have held up to holding onto trekking poles for…
- Michael, 09/17/12

awesome. and awesome some more.…
- David, 02/03/10
Detroit

Keeps me very warm even in very cold conditions and I'm a fan of the leather!…
- Daniel, 01/18/13

These gloves are thin but are very good for warmer temps.. think 50 degrees therabouts. Very comfortable to wear and very easy to take on and off. I bought these to keep mys…
- Paul, 05/02/13
Oakland, CA

On my last 2 week ski trip I used these all but one day and found them perfect for the warmer weather. So worth having as can be used around town or out hiking also.…
- Nicholas, 04/24/11
Sydney

I am on my second pair of these and I wear them nearly every day in the Utah snow. These tend to be better suited for the drive up and walking around. If it is a super cold…
- Greg, 12/22/11
Salt Lake City, Utah aka Hell with really good snow

These gloves look great, although they do not perform as good at they look. I should have listened to the reviews that stated that these gloves to not stop the wind. They tr…
- DIANE, 01/31/11
GENEVA

As described, these gloves have a thin windstopper shell, lined with a thin fleece layer. Dexterity is excellent, and durability has proven to exceed expectations, they loo…
- Kevin, 02/29/12
US

These gloves proved great for winter bike rides, or any outdoor activity for that matter. They are warm and windproof. They are not labeled waterproof, but they great at keepi…
- DYLAN, 12/25/12
Kansas City, MO

To qualify this statement, my hands get COLD. I lose circulation around 40 or 50 degrees on a bike, so I'm not the average glove customer. I haven't put these things throu…
- sam, 12/05/12
Chicago

I had the original Mt Baker mitts from OR for, no joke, about 10 years before the seams finally started to give. OR has the infinity guarantee, so they gave me a new pair! An…
- Arron, 06/05/12
Seattle, WA

Excellent quality, proven track record, and the name that says it all. Mt. Baker gets some of the most snow in the lower 48 every year. It's no joke why OR would name these mo…
- William, 12/01/12
Bend, OR

Outdoor Research Southback gloves are pretty solid gloves. Here in Vermont when the weather gets down to -20 these gloves keep my hands nice and toasty. The leather palms keep…
- Elliot, 02/07/13
Vermont

Hubby says his paws are toasty warm even at the end of a long day on the mountain in a blizzard. The liner is also a mitten so your fingers are all cozy together, but you can…
- Ashley, 12/03/11

These are the best and warmest mitts I have ever stuck my hands in. All of my trekking buddies would say the same thing. Although they are not cheap, they are well worth the…
- Zachary, 11/30/11
Ozarks

Used these on Rainier this weekend, definitely a MUST when getting on the upper mountain. My other gloves started to fail after about 12500 ft, and I put these bad boys on and…
- Timothy, 07/09/12
Seatle

These gloves are the best I have owned. I have a pair of Cloudveil Troller gloves that were my favorite before trying and using these gloves. They are designed for climbing,…
- ethan, 12/13/12
Roseville

I was looking for some new ski gloves and these fit the bill. Very solid construction and high quality materials. I did think dexterity might be a little better but I guess th…
- Joseph, 11/22/12
Utah

This is a great pair of gloves for the money. It will keep your hand warm, have the advantages of mittens, but at the same time not lose functionality of your fingers. Onl…
- brendan, 12/29/12
Seattle

So far I have been satisfied. They have a fleece glove liner and the PrimaLoft inside the shell ensures your hands stay warm. They are more than enough glove (mitten?) for j…
- Travis, 01/20/12
Michigan

This glove is a great glove on high mountains and ski tours. It provides excellent warmth while still being nimble enough to place ice screws and hang on ice tools. The adju…
- Kyle, 10/11/11
Juneau, AK

I am a Medium in every glove I've ever worn, but these were waaay too tight! The liners fit okay, but trying to fit the insulated (WHY) liners into the shell was challenging,…
- Michael, 03/14/12

I have had my pair of PL- 400 Mens Gloves for a few weeks and I really like them. The 100 weight fleece is very soft on the inside and they are very warm (to about 30 d…
- Collin, 02/12/13

I have had my pair of PL- 400 Mens Gloves for a few weeks and I really like them. The 100 weight fleece is very soft on the inside and they are very warm (to about 30 d…
- Collin, 02/12/13