Outdoor Research Fleece Gripper Gloves - Men's
Item #: 94035
Our Price: $50.00
- As reviewed on fitnesstravelgear.com
- Weather-resistant Windstopper® Technical Fleece stops wind and provides warmth.
- Synthetic Suregrip palm for slip-free grip.
- Pre-curve, boxed construction gives you the ability to handle difficult tasks in cold conditions.
- Tapered wrist.
- Avg. wt. 3.3 oz.
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Comments about Outdoor Research Fleece Gripper Gloves - Men's: These are warm gloves. The downside is that the gripper portion is so solid that it is hard to feel anything through it.
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Comments about Outdoor Research Fleece Gripper Gloves - Men's: I bought these as a lighter alternative to ski gloves. They do block the wind and are useful as a light glove.
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Comments about Outdoor Research Fleece Gripper Gloves - Men's: Another great product by OR. I used these gloves for everything from daily commuting to and from work to shoveling snow to cold weather camping. Great gloves!
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Comments about Outdoor Research Fleece Gripper Gloves - Men's: Warm and comfortable. Allows for dexterity not possible with bulkier winter gloves.
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Comments about Outdoor Research Fleece Gripper Gloves - Men's: Good gloves. The fingertips don't have quite the sensitivity I would like, but acceptable.
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Comments about Outdoor Research Fleece Gripper Gloves - Men's: These are really good liners. They stand up well on their own. They have a great stamp for pulling them on or out of an outer glove. Just what I was looking for.
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Does the Suregrip palm extend to all the fingers?Asked on 2/12/2012 by Anonymous1 answer
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Yes, the suregrip material lines the innersurface of the palms and fingers.Answered on 2/14/2012 by Betty
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How heavy are these gloves? Would they work at zero degrees riding a bike to work in Alaska?Asked on 11/25/2010 by Kel from Anchorage, AK2 answers
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I have used them for winter biking. I went up one size on the OR then put lightweight smartwool liners into the glove.
The two layer approach with the windstopper made them great cold weather bike gloves. I have taken them down to about 30 with no problems.Answered on 6/9/2012 by Jerryb from MichiganA:
These would not be warm enough for those conditionsAnswered on 11/26/2010 by Betty
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