Comments about Outdoor Research Sensor Gloves for Men:

I was going to give these gloves a 3 or 3.5 but since I'm writing this review with them on, I have to bump it up.These are great gloves, the touchscreen capabilities notwithstanding. My issue with them really comes down my job; I work outside in NYC and am not able to be very active when I'm there. This is a recipe for cold hands and I had hoped [$] gloves would remedy it. They're supposedly rated for 15°F but this has been a very mild winter and I still have cold hands.The ability to use a touch screen with these on is pretty amazing. I can easily read from my phone but typing gets a bit tricky. They're a little clumsy for pinpointing exactly where you want to touch (having swype helps dramatically). The corner of the thumb is a bit stiff which really helps when you do need to get the exact spot and doesn't get in the way of normal glove functions. They may take a while to get used to though, especially if you're an amateur y texter.I would recommend these to anyone who is outdoors for an hour, but more than that and I'd suggest finding warmer gloves. All in all I'm happy with the product, I wish they were a little warmer but I doubt too many people are in my situation. If I'm active at all they do a great job of keeping my hands warm.

Comments about Outdoor Research Sensor Gloves for Men:

These gloves are great for using your touchscreen outdoors when it's cold. What I like best is that all the fingers can be used on your touchscreen and not just the index finger and thumb. Plus, there is no obvious difference in the look of the fingers like other brands. They look like regular leather gloves. The biggest cons would be they fit a little tighter than I would like according to the size and they do very little to keep your hands warm in the cold. You're still going to want to put your hands in your jacket pockets to keep your hands warm with these gloves.

Comments about Outdoor Research Sensor Gloves for Men:

Too stiff and bulky