🧤 Charcoal Outdoor Research Ambit Gloves: Premium Outdoor Gear for Superior Performance Review

Touch capabilities exceed expectations. Unlike traditional light-touch gloves, which simply conduct electricity to your fingers and provide input from your fingers, the leather coating itself is a capacitance-sensitive layer, and in theory, these gloves don't even need your hands inside. This means you no longer have to press your phone hard to do anything, just a quick touch is enough. You'll also quickly learn to touch certain pointed parts of the glove, giving you almost the same accuracy as

Warm, comfortable and durable. The touchscreen capabilities are amazing - I wasn't expecting it to work, but it's simple and reliable. Very helpful.

Very warm gloves. On a day when the temperature is below 0°C, my hands feel comfortable in a heated room. Moisture doesn't penetrate at all (snowballs are cool). The touchscreen looks fantastic. The entire palm + front fingers are touch sensitive. The only drawback is that the gloves are too big for me. I usually wear gloves from L to XL and the resulting LI was quite large. Finally switched to M.

Every organizational tool imaginable. Warmer than I need at -24F. I would have preferred the "large" size to be larger. and I don't have big hands (10 inches around the ankles, shoe size 11, 5'10 tall - for context)

These gloves are the warmest I have ever owned. I also love how the glove goes with almost everything. They fit perfectly in the hand and are not bulky at all.

With smartphones ubiquitous, it's important to have a glove that can be used with them. No more having to take off your glove and put it on the wet floor just to see who texted you. No more licking the glove to see if it helps. No more angry digs hoping for an answer. Not only are these gloves smartphone friendly, they also keep your hands warm. * They have thick and durable insulation. wind, water and snow. * Gloves are attached to each other with a small clip for easy storage. The only thing…

The mittens keep my hands warm but the lining feels quite thin. I think they will be warm enough to use when you are not going to be outside for a long time. If the temperature drops below -10 degrees, you might want to look for extra earplugs. I live in rural Alaska, so I have an idea of what cold winters feel like. These gloves fit well and are a glove-like glove. While these gloves were hard to find with a simple search (that probably has more to do with how Revain categorizes hidden…