Men's Waterproof 🌧️ Liners - Outdoor Research Accessories Review

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…

Not bad. I submerged them in water but used them when wet and stayed dry. I actually bought them for duck hunting. So far they've held up well. What I don't like is that their iPhone's sensitivity is zero or non-existent. I cannot use my iPhone with these gloves as advertised.

These lightweight winter gloves are great for places like Colorado. It keeps wind and moisture out very well. It's a little stiffer than a regular liner, but will still keep you warm in windy conditions. Ordinary liners are practically useless in Colorado because of the wind.

I wear them when I walk my dog in the wet snow. I usually throw dirty dirty toys, deal with dog saliva, cold water, etc., and my hands always stay dry. I've even used them once or twice when picking up duck bait in icy water and they kept my hands dry. My hands were cold but I was dry. So now I'll most likely start using them as lining in my PVC gloves when I'm hunting ducks. My only criticism would be that I wish these gloves were a bit tighter.

Excellent heat and water protection, however the touchscreen option doesn't work as well with my tempered glass screen protector. I don't put my gloves on for this as it was just a side function for me.