🔥 Enhance Outdoor Adventures with Charcoal Outdoor Research Biosensor Liners Review

These gloves worked great snowboarding. I've used them in my Burton mittens with no problems. A pair of XL might have fit me better, but these fit well enough. The biosensor worked well on my iPhone 5s through my rescue case. I needed this to work to use the GoPro apps at the beginning and end of runs. The main downside for me is that you don't get much grip just using these. I like to wear them in the car on cold mornings, but they slide off the steering wheel. I have to choke everything I'm…

I liked the lining, the comfort and the overall feel. Excellent absorbent layer. The size seemed small. Provides a little warmth as a lining. Doesn't block the wind. The price seems good. Seems well done. Only used a few times but happy with it. No signs of wear so far but it all depends on what you're doing, just hiking in my case so not much on the liners. I wouldn't use them for rock climbing or climbing that you think won't hold up without gloves.

I am a woman and I bought men's underpants. I have to work very hard to get my hands on them. It feels like they keep shrinking and every time I put them on they don't fit. They are very oddly deformed for fingers. They don't always work with a touchscreen either. Some things I have to click multiple times to make them work.

I would buy these gloves again but as in-ears not because of their electronic handpieces. The gloves are what I wanted except the electronic tips don't work well on my iPhone. medium sized and stretched to fit snugly around my plus size arms - so thanks to the other reviewers who suggested buying a size smaller than usual. OD made these gloves nice and stretchy, making them easier to put on and take off after a few wears. Weight: Perfect lightweight IMO gloves. Enough to keep my hands warm to…

These gloves are as expected, however I am disappointed with the 'biosensor' feature. I had to endure a very cold bare hand when photographing in freezing weather as my finger or thumb didn't work on the screen of my iPhone 7. They are thin and have an open knit as others have said however they are lined and not so main gloves intended for heat so I don't see this as a problem. I was hoping for a little more from the merino wool. I don't know what it would be, but it would be nice if there was…

Nice lined gloves but they didn't live up to my expectations. They are thinner than I expected and they are not very durable. I've only had them for a few months and they've been very useful earbuds, but they wear out very quickly. Both gloves have small holes in the groove between the thumb and forefinger and the strands of wool always seem to fall out. I haven't put them through anything that would have to wear holes in cheap gloves, let alone Outdoor Research gloves. I bought them because of

For $20 I was hoping for a much better quality. They are quite thin and fall apart after only a few weeks of casual wear. The "biosensors" work pretty well on a smartphone, about as well as any smartphone gloves I've tried. However, the threads do loosen, especially on the fingertips, and I highly doubt they will last even one winter season.

These are liners, not full size gloves. If you're looking for a pair of gloves to keep your fingers warm, this isn't for you. If you need good moisture-wicking glove liners to wear under warm single or modular double gloves/mittens (I tell you mountaineers and ice climbers), you can't beat them for the price.

These are neither good nor bad gloves; You just have to understand what you are ordering. This is not a warm glove; it is a LINING and very thin, with an open weave. You can see your hand through the loose fabric so you don't wear it as basic hand protection from the cold. They fit well and are comfortable with good finger lengths, and the biosensors work well on touchscreens, although I don't understand why OR just place the biosensors on the thumb and forefinger and not all fingertips. The…