Outdoor Research

Merino 150 Sensor Glove Liner

Love it!

great liner - keeps your hands warm & makes for easy washing

Love these

I've had a few pairs of liner gloves from other companies and they usually rip wicked quick, but not these! Awesome gloves- love how thin they are, love the tech finger tips, and love the fit!

As described.

Familiarity:

I've used it several times

Size Bought:

M

Height:

5' 9"

Weight:

200

True to size. Very thin. They work great with the OR tactical shells, and touch screen feature works very well.

Best under nitrile gloves for winter flyfishing activity!

I use these as an insulating layer, then add one or sometimes two nitrile (latex style) waterproof gloves over these. I can still grip fly lines, and have enough feel to stay connected to the big bite when it comes. The nitrile gloves are still touch screen friendly, and provide the waterproofing layer needed to keep dry, while the merino wool delivers the insulation. Spot on for me.

Great product

First time purchase and I love them. Once I get moving around in the cold seasons (Midwest states) my hands get plenty warm so I enjoy a lightweight layer compared to a bulky glove. The sensors work great on my phone and fit is true to size. If its a cold day or night and I'm moving less they fit great under a heavy mitt.

Warm, Comfortable, Fragile

This is an excellent glove for extreme temperatures where it will only be used under another shell glove. However, after even light use (3-5 uses) with mountaineering equipment such as crampons, snowshoes, and general climbing equipment, the sensor pads wore off and the index finger developed a large hole over where the entire pad used to be

Good as liners, horrible as stand alone gloves

I hoped to use these gloves for ski touring, however after only two wears, these gloves got multiple holes in the fingers. They would be good liners if you wear burlier gloves overtop but if you plan to use them just as thin gloves, I would not recommend them.

Falls apart quickly

Not the first time I've had issues with wool liners from OR. By and large, the gloves they make in general are great, but these have very little resilience to anything. They fall apart quickly. They usually sit inside other beefier gloves, but I need to take those off every so often to get more dexterity.

Fantastic running glove

I liked my first pair enough to go back for two more. These are my first choice as liners under shells or by themselves for running. The merino does its merino thing and feels far more comfortable against skin than a nylon glove, especially when sweaty. The cuff is long enough to get good coverage without becoming annoying. Sizing was dead on to all other OR gloves.

Too flimsy

Disappointed, or at least surprised, that i did not know they were as thin as they were. I have a young dog who i walk every day and after a month of the pressure of the leash and him pulling i had holes in the one glove.