Outdoor Research Versaliner Sensor - Women's

Warm gloves, the liners do not hold up in extended rain. I used them while hiking with poles, had my rain jacket cover the cuffs so water was not getting in that way. I was in moderate rain and they wet out in only about an hour. Disappointed because we had to end the hike early.

Really like the over gloves, warmth seemed just ok, not sure about the water proofing, expensive. I got the men's as the women's was not available yet in the updated/new version. It was a little wide so I had to return, need to wait for women's to be available.

I just came off a very wet day of all day hiking. Once again, by the end of the day, the liners were soaked. This happened once before. Here is where I think the problem is. The length of the glove liner/shell is too short. While I don't think the glove needs to be up to the elbow, midway between th...

Not as good as the original. While I appreciate the exterior cover being included, the gloves alone a not nearly as wind or water resistant as the originals. Additionally, the 'touch' feature does not work well (< 5%) and the seam sewn into the index finger and thumb are too intrusive to be comforta...

OR just needs to change the description to more accurately describe these gloves. The description and specs say "waterproof", "water resistant", and "weather resistant", which is very confusing and misleading. The outer shell glove is not seam sealed or taped, therefore by design these are not water...

I like these gloves. They are thin, which is (usually) good. They have a lot of dexterity. They aren't the warmest, despite the claims. But if you know that to begin with, then that is ok. I find myself choosing them most winter days as long as it is above about 10 degrees F and I'm going to be acti...

Have not used these yet but they look warm and good quality. Surprised that the waterproof layer is gloves rather than mittens but that is my own fault for not paying more attention when I bought them. These should still work great as required kit for ultras, but for colder weather I might pair them...

Awesome gloves ! I recommend not to put the waterproof layer inside the provided pocket. It creates a bulges and is not very comfortable. Other than that I love the layering system

The gloves are solid intermediate gloves for your snow adventures! I use them when I'm moving on my skins in the backcountry and they keep my hands warm and dry!

I wish I could buy the outside liner as replacements independently because I also wear the outer liner with my Furry Sensor Gloves by OR. I would buy 2 or 3 liners per season. The inner glove doesn't need replacement as often. Liner adds wind protection and water protection too. I damage them with m...