Review on Men's Waterproof 🌧️ Liners - Outdoor Research Accessories by Chad Michels

I don't know why there are so few people writing reviews of these gloves! I bought these as a 20-40 degree ski glove to use as a liner in Burton gloves. First, let me say that thanks to Revains' great return policy, I've tried gloves from Oakley 94327 Men's Factory Park Glove, HEAD Men's Ultrafit Touchscreen Running Gloves, NEFF Men's Daily Glove, Burton Men's Lightweight Specter Glove, and a number of other brands. this. I really liked the Oakley and Head gloves, they have great construction and a fairly warm microfleece lining. However, none of the gloves I mentioned were remotely waterproof. I ski in Arizona so our snow turns to slush fast and I needed something to keep me at least a little dry. Type in "Outdoor Research Waterproof Glove Liners". From the packaging I told my wife they are NEVER waterproof. So I put them on (the loop for that is awesome) and put my hand under the running water in the sink for 2 minutes. Dry inside! So how do they behave on the slopes? It was 26 degrees. and a bit windy last weekend. The fleece lining and windbreak were great. I have never worn mittens and my hands have been perfectly fine. I can't talk to them about the technical side of using my phone because I don't take my phone with me (I like to turn it off when I'm not at home). Overall I am more than happy with them and although they are expensive I think they are worth it. If you're looking for a great lining that hugs your body snugly and can be worn as a glove in inclement weather, you should definitely try this one.