Outdoor Research

HighCamp 3-Finger Glove - Men's

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Familiarity:

I've put it through the wringer

Size Bought:

M

Height:

5' 7"

Weight:

170

See when I bought these. 13 months ago. One of the power buttons just stopped working. I'm hoping back country or Outdoor research will warranty them. And since it looks like they are out of stock, I'm hoping for the best. Fingers crossed. Up to this point they have been solid gloves. It's shame one quit working.

my bf loves them, great value too

Familiarity:

I've used it once or twice and have initial impressions

Size Bought:

L

Height:

6' 2"

Weight:

196

great fit and works well!!! only small note for improvement is the finger tips are not stitched down in the front so when you pull your hand out, the liner comes out almost fully withit. No big deal just would be annoying if you were in a hurry to put them on and the liner is jumbled

Great gloves

Not only that you get 2 pairs of gloves but both are great. Absolutely love them in the field

Dexterity

I love the ability to use my pointer fingers with the warmth of a mitten style gloves.

These are great 3 finger mitts

On sale for a great price & arrived quickly. The liner mitt is better than I expected. Size is true to what I measured. Use these for winter fat-biking in Saskatchewan, Canada and they work very well. Nice and warm riding below zero degrees.

Excellent

Very well made and it is generously sized, which is just what I wanted.

Good cold weather glove

I use these gloves on the colder days in the PNW. I personally cut the sinch cords to avoid catching them on something, but I love the dexterity of the 3-finger and it's a great lightweight warm glove.

Great gloves

Bought these gloves for snowboarding. They were perfect. Kept hands warm and dry and they fit perfect. Inner liner was a bonus, but didn't have to use them all day.

Pretty good but room for improvement

These are pretty nice gloves. The liner is very nice and the exterior is well made. My index finger and thumb do get cold but not any worse than other gloves or mittens. However there is a design problem with the wrist leash. The Velcro that holds the liner in place tends to grab the leash so that when you pull off your gloves (for example while on the chairlift to check your phone) the wrist leash comes off with the glove. So no protection from loosing your glove. Fortunately I discovered this problem before dropping my gloves from the chairlift and I'll work around it in the future.

Better than Hestra

I have used these for 2 seasons I got them a little bigger in cases where its really cold I can slip a warmer inside. These will keep you warmer than most other gloves I have tried for skiing. Do your self a favor and get them one size up so you can use a different liner if you like maybe even a heated liner. You most likely wont need it but just in case. These gloves have endured really well after a couple of season, they don't show much wear and will keep you warm.