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With incredible versatility for extended backcountry adventures, the HighCamp Gloves™ are the most nimble of the HighCamp™ family. These modular gloves with removable liners provide warmth, waterproof protection and dexterity for tool handling in variable conditions. A waterproof/breathable Ventia Dry™ nylon shell keeps hands dry on the ice, and a wrap-around water-resistant leather palm ensures a confident grip on even the wettest routes. The included 100-weight fleece insulated liner gloves -- with integrated heat pack pockets -- provide warmth in freezing winter conditions.




Fabric :

Ventia™ Dry Insert 100% nylon shell // 100% goat leather palm //
PrimaLoft® One insulation: 340g in shell // 100% polyester 100 weight
fleece liner

Avg. Weight (oz./g): 10.3 / 292 L

Features
  • Durable
  • Breathable
  • Wicking
  • Waterproof
  • SuperCinch™ Gauntlet Closure
  • Soft and Tactile Leather Palm
  • Silicone Grip Liner Palm
  • Removable Liner
  • Pull Loop
  • Moonlite Pile Fleece Liner Palms
  • Ladder-Lock Wrist Cinch
  • Heat Pack Pocket on Back of Liner
  • Pre-Curved Construction
Technology
  • Moonlite Pile

    Moonlite Pile A warm, high-loft pile with a soft interior and abrasion-resistant face.

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  • PrimaLoft One

    PrimaLoft® One Water-resistant, siliconized microfiber insulation that mimics the loft and compressibility of down but remains warm when wet.

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  • Ventia Dry

    Ventia Dry™ Waterproof construction with breathability allowing body vapor and moisture to escape.

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12/5/2011

(2 of 2 customers found this review helpful)

 
5.0

Great Glove

By Spindrift

from Redmond, OR

Verified Reviewer

Pros

  • Dexterous
  • Durable
  • Warm

Cons

  • Tight

Best Uses

  • Winter mountaineering

Great gloves, I bought them to replace an old pair of DB gloves that I use for cold weather mountaineering. I have been wanting a pair of OR gloves to replace my old ones for a while but have been holding out for some specific features. I needed an insulated glove and has a leather palm, the leather palm being the most critical (for durability).

I got a chance to use these gloves this weekend to climb Leuthold Coulior on Mt. Hood, temps were below zero with wind and the route turned fairly technical with ice. I found the glove a bit tight with the liner so I ended up using them by themselves (they are very warm without the liner). I like the liner staying on my hand when I remove the glove so I used a standard PL100 liner glove instead of the included liner. The new cinch release is much easier to use than old two sided pull found on other OR gloves.

Overall I like the glove, I'd like to see them a little larger to accommodate the liner because they fit tight. I didn't use them with the liner and found the fit perfect and the glove plenty warm.

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  • Q:

    What is the temperature range in which these gloves can be used?
    Asked on 9/2/2012 by B from UK

    1 answer

    • Outdoor Research Employees

      A:

      The Highcamp Gloves have use Primaloft One as a it's insulation an has a comfort range of -15F to 15F.

      Thanks for your question!

      Answered on 10/11/2012 by Outdoor Research CS from Seattle, WA

  • Q:

    Some reviews mention these gloves running small. I fit in a size Medium Ambit glove (with and without a thin liner). Would the Medium High Camp be the correct size?
    Asked on 1/6/2012 by Anonymous

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    • Outdoor Research Employees

      A:

      Yes they do run small, a medium will still probably fit, but it will be snug around the fingers. We are adjusting the fit for this coming season so it is more accurate. Check out the Remote Glove, it does not have a removable liner, but it fits great and is very warm.

      Answered on 1/26/2012 by OR Customer Service from Seattle, WA

  • Q:

    can you use these gloves for downhill skiing? also does the top of the glove fit over your ski coat?
    Asked on 12/8/2011 by billy the kidd

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    • Outdoor Research Employees

      A:

      Yes they can be used for down hills skiing. They are a bit bulkier than our sidecountry gloves because they have a removeable liner. They cuff will fit over your ski jacket. I would suggest you check out the Northback or Remote gloves. These are just as warm and have a better feel gripping a pole. Both will fit over your jacket as well.

      Answered on 12/20/2011 by OR Customer Sevice from Seattle, Wa

  • Q:

    How is the moveability compared to the Aliti? And what sort of fabric is on the fleece liner? Is it really sticky material or just kinda smooth?
    Asked on 12/1/2011 by Anonymous from Colorado

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    • Outdoor Research Employees

      A:

      The dexterity is fairly similar, the Alti is a bit stiffer since there is more insulation in the liner. The palm material is tacky, but not sticky, it is spaced out well so the grip is just enough.

      Answered on 12/23/2011 by OR Customer Sevice from Seattle, Wa

  • Q:

    Is the inner surface of the shell lined with fleece? More practically, are the shells comfortable to wear without the liners? I understand the fleece liner is removable. I have very large, very warm hands and have found this class of gloves (sans liners) to be the only reasonable option to fit me. Thanks!
    Asked on 11/5/2011 by Joel the Giant from South Bend, WA

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    • A:

      The glove comes with thin "liner" gloves, but it also has built in insulation.
      The built in insulation is not removable.

      Answered on 12/9/2011 by GT from Vancouver, BC
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