I haven't had these long or much of a chance to use them yet so this review is early but man I don't see it changing much. The only thing that I don't like is the wrist strap cinch mechanism's release. It's terrible. The only way to release the strap is to grab the mechanism and pull, regrab and pull again which can be a pain with the fat finger and thumb of the glove. My last pair all you had to do is use the pointer and just lift up and in and it released the strap. With this mechanism doing that just rotates the mechanism an the strap stays in place. Not much of a reason not to buy. I lost a couple fingertips and can't keep my fingers warm, no circulation. I was really worried about the 5 finger lining. No 5 finger glove has kept me warm since the accident. But I went golfing in 40 degree weather and decided to try it out. It was great I was able to wear the lining and swing the club without a problem and while my fingers were on the verge of being cold they never got there. Absolutely awesome. I also used the 3 finger glove alone during the 1' snow storm we had at the start of April here in MN. They were just as great. The outside got soaked and it stayed outside the glove. My hand did sweat a little so the inside got damp from the sweat but they completely dried out by later that day. I've had problems with that many times where the inside doesn't dry out good. Again these are awesome.

Doug

Central MN

I was really excited to get these gloves. They were a little weird to get used to, seeing as I never had anything other than a five-finger glove before. These were also my first glove with a liner. It was frusterating taking the whole glove off with the liners because the liner wouldn't come off with it. You have to re-insert the liner. Still, not a big deal. The thing that really bummed me out was the color. There are three sections of this glove, the knuckles, below the knuckles (where the OR logo is) and above the knuckles. I got my gloves and the knuckles looked true black but every other part looked navy blue. I asked multiple people in several different lightings. ALL said those are blue. I'll probably find a use for them, maybe but I orginally bought them to use for military training. My uniform has no blue in it and it wouldn't be acceptable to wear.

Joe

United State

It bears repeating that OR gear is extremely well designed, the quality of the materials is altogether impressive and the final product lives up to the promise. These gloves are no different. In a banner winter here in Central Oregon, these gloves have been my go-to pair and never disappointed. My only recommendation is to replace the full fingered inner lining and go with an index finger + mitt design. Once the finger lining is pulled, even partway, from the glove, it is tricky and time consuming to re-insert fingers into the lining, particularly if wet/sweaty.

Outdoorlover

Bend OR

These are the most comfortable and functional gloves I've ever worn. I love the unique style that gives you the benefits and dexterity of a glove with the warmth of a mitten. The reason why I gave it 4 stars instead of 5 is that I wore them snow camping this weekend and when I woke up the next morning the leather part of the glove was frozen solid. Took me a bit to get the gloves pliable again. Not a deal breaker as I only snow camp about once a year and the warmth and dry hands they provided out ranked this small drawback.

JessI

Washington

Great product

Don

Edmonton AB

I recently wore the gloves at the Grand Canyon while snowshoeing, around camp and while doing photography. Low temp was 12. This is my first pair of 3 finger gloves and I was very impressed. The design allowed me to do many tasks that required dexterity. They also were Very warm. I would remove my right glove for fine camera setting and as soon as I put the glove back on my hand warmed up which was not the case with regular finger style gloves. I wore them for many hours over three days. The pull-on loops are great for getting the gloves on. None of the seams were an issue. OR quality and design.

Rangerscott

Arizona

Perfect glove for my morning commute. It's been below 20 and these glove have done the job. Can't wait to get them up in the mountains.

Jeremy

Colorado

I've used several types of hand protection through ten years in the U.S. Army and a lifetime of outdoor adventure including three years in Alaska. I recently used the High Camp 3-finger while hunting deep in the Zirkel Wilderness. The gloves performed fantastic during days of blizzard like whiteout snows and blistering winds. The glove is blizzard proof but offers just enough dexterity for everything from glassing hillsides with binoculars to climbing through dense frozen deadfall. This is the perfect extreme weather glove for those of us who work and play in extreme environments.

Extreme Weather Connoisseur

Mount Zirkel Wilderness, Colorado

I used these extensively last season after trying several other mitten and glove options. I really like the 3 finger design and that there is insulation in the mitten and not just the liner. I actually took out the liners that came with it and use a soft shell glove underneath so that I can have a functional light weight glove for high output activities and a warm outer glove for when the temps drop. I've used these in as low as -10 degree weather and they get the job done. I'm prone to cold hands and find that traditional gloves leave my fingers too cold and regular mittens leave me wanting for dexterity. The 3-finger strikes a good balance and this mitten works particularly well for my layering system. I put in ~30 ski days last season with these and am very happy with the performance.

JBoyd

Lafayette, CO

I got these instead of the multicam ones due to the heavy price tag on the multicam. These gloves are good in the spring and fall. Actual winter you'll still need your Opie dopie mitts

Some guy

Manitoba