Dakine Titan vs Outdoor Research Versaliner Sensor - Women's

I am going to keep them but keep an eye out for warmer gloves. I gave Dakine a fair shot by trying Scouts and Titans but I need a warm glove.

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.

Hand stay warm and dry, great quality and long lasting. I have larger hands, normally XL (rare occasions/brands an XXL) and the XL dakine fits perfect.

Gloves, like hiking clothes, are best layered for temperature regulation and comfort.Specs at a GlanceGender: Men’s (Women’s sizes are also available)Inner Glove: 7% spandex ActiveTemp fleece linerOuter Shell: Ascentshell 3L, 100% nylon 20D mechanical stretch ripstop shellWeight: 2.8 oz/79 gTouchscreen Compatible: yesWaterproof: No (not seam-sealed)The Versaliner Sensor Glove System has two pairs of gloves: fleece inner gloves and outer Ascentshell gloves made with a waterproof breathable shell fabricInner Fleece GloveThe inner Versaliner Sensor Glove is made out of 100 weight Polartec fleece which has a smooth, soft-shell-like exterior that provides good warmth and breathability. Fleece gloves are great hiking gloves in terms of breathability and warmth in my experience, they’re durable, they dry quickly, and they’re reasonably priced because fleece is so widely available

Fits well, very warm and is very waterproof. I skied with just the liners on a warm day and they were perfect. The adaptive touch worked great. They pair well together and don’t snag or bunch inside

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 the elbow and wrist would be ideal

Not sure how people are saying these are warm. They are not at all warm. My finger tips still got cold during skiing. Returning

Terrible gloves. I should have listened to the poor reviews. Any cool temperatures - even just 40 degrees - these gloves are just inadequate. Shocked at how little warmth they provided for the cost of these