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Product Description
Keep your paws warm and dry with the Highcamp three-finger gloves from Outdoor Research. Offering the warmth of a mitt with the functionality of a glove, the Highcamps are constructed with waterproof, breathable Ventia inserts and a nylon shell Read More
Please bring back these gloves, they are truly phenomenal for skiing in cold conditions. I'm hoping to get another chance to stock up on a few replacement pairs.
I like these gloves, and use them around home for taking the dog out, shoveling snow, etc. That said, the "gauntlet" aspect on them is pretty terrible. Trying to tuck in a winter jacket sleeve into them can be done, but isn't easy/quick like it is with my winter mitts. Because of the bad gauntlet design, I limit their use to cool weather where I might not mind my wrist being exposed to outside air. I would not bring them winter camping unless it was above 20F when I was using them. Knowing what I know now, I probably wouldn't have spent $50 on them, but maybe they'll prove more useful in the Pacific Northwest versus Minnesota.
Great gloves. Love the liners and the design a lot. The penguin fingers are great, they give you a bit more hand functionality without removing the glove. They aren’t the absolutely warmest gloves I’ve ever owned, but my hands stay comfortable down to about -10°C. Some of that could be body physiology as well. My hands are prone to cold.
I was supposed to have received my gloves of this model in the last drop by now, but they were out of stock for some reason 2 months after I placed my order... Is this one for real or am I going to wait 2 months for nothing again?
wow and I thought I invented these. I made my own 3 finger fleece gloves just a few months back and plan to take in the mountains. Double lined in the finger/mitton parts. No fancy name brand and they weigh in at 65 grams, but work perfectly for me. Not as fancy as these, but hey, the cost of around $1.75 works for me. Not sure I would have invested the bucks this brand requires for all the gizmo options. Just wanted warmth and not opposed to taking of the gloves the one time in ten days I'll need to press on a smart phone.