Fairbanks Fingerless Glove - Men's
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Why We Like The Fairbanks Fingerless Glove
The Fairbanks Fingerless Gloves let us tie our fly, hook a whopper, and remove the hook without skipping a beat—all with the warmth of a high-quality merino glove. Merino wool naturally repels funky odors from the fish, plus it supplies efficient thermo-regulating properties so you don’t get too hot or cold.
Details
- Half-finger gloves provide dexterity for fishing or casual wear
- 7-gauge merino wool remains soft and abrasion resistant for years
- Tapered wrist steers clear of your jacket’s sleeves
- Lightweight, moisture-wicking material keeps you comfortable
- Item #ODR00GQ
- Material
- 100% merino wool (7 gauge)
- Style
- fingerless glove
- Closure
- slip-on
- Claimed Weight
- [pair] 1.9oz
- Activity
- casual, fishing
- Manufacturer Warranty
- lifetime
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4.5 based on 61 ratings
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Selecting an option will reload the available reviews on the pageDecember 30, 2024
Nice gloves to add a little warmth when you still need your fingertips.
Bought these gloves to use in scenarios where I need the dexterity of my bare fingertips but still want to get a little warmth. I was wearing these gloves yesterday doing ham radio in a state park and got a little kick out of how just my fingertips were cold. Duh. Gave 4/5 star rating due to lack of any kind of grippy material on the palm. If some suede or maybe rubber grip pads were sewn into the palm, it would be 5/5 for sure.
Originally reviewed on ExpertVoice.com
December 27, 2024
a useful and affordable option
I have purchased probably four pairs of these -- all from the military exchange--and I keep them all over the house and in the car. I appreciate that they are an affordable fingerless mitt that helps with my cold hands. The only concern I have is that they pill fairly easily and I'd appreciate a response from Outdoor Research on this. They are smooth when I get them but the fiber pills up. I don't know how to prevent this. That's my main feedback. Maybe a different fiber would work better.
Originally reviewed on outdoorresearch.com
October 16, 2024
reliable
I bought these gloves last fall - and used them daily to feed horses & work outside. Once it got down below 20 degrees, I had to change out to a different pair, but I love the comfort & the fact that even when wet, my hands stay warm.
Originally reviewed on outdoorresearch.com
February 15, 2024
Comfortable, warm, and exactly what I needed to walk our pup
The temperature has been fluctuating wildly in Toronto this winter and I needed something warm to keep in my coat pockets that weren't too bulky and still allowed me to easily grab treats from my sling pouch. This was a surprisingly tall order and took a lot of online research. I eventually found the Fairbanks gloves from OR and took the plunge. A decision that turned out to be an easy recommendation if you're looking for something that provides warmth, is packable, and won't hamper your digital dexterity!
Originally reviewed on outdoorresearch.com
January 19, 2024
Comfortable and sturdy
Bought these gloves for my boyfriend and he loves them. Are warm and thick in the palms but allow your fingers to move and be free. Great purchase
Originally reviewed on outdoorresearch.com
January 9, 2024
Best purchase I've made on gear this year
A great compromise in order to operate devices, use your finger dexterity, etc. They work great as liners to my ski gloves as well.
Originally reviewed on outdoorresearch.com
January 8, 2024
Partial Gloves, Wholly Perfect!
While these gloves are lacking some digits, (half of 10, to be exact), they make up for it in their absolute warmth and comfort. The wool used for these gloves is both sleek and comfy -- no itchy ragwool here! I love using fingerless gloves for most of the moderate-temperature NC hunting season, and have had bulky, itchy, loose fingerless gloves in the past. Not so with these babies! One downside though, they are not fireproof -- they do still singe if you get them too close to the fire while taking your coffee off the boil. :)
Originally reviewed on outdoorresearch.com
December 20, 2023
Too tight.
Cuts off circulation resulting in cold finger tips. My hands were warmer with no gloves on.
Originally reviewed on outdoorresearch.com
December 3, 2023
Love these for Ice Fishing
I use these gloves ice fishing all winter. I specifically like them for Lake Nipissing, in Ontario. It gets super cold (-30C) there and the wool keeps my hands warm if I'm unhooking a walleye, or setting up my hub. The open fingers still let's me put minnows on hooks, take walleye off hooks or crack my next beer. I love them! I think their only downside is they shrink VERY easily. As soon as they shrink, they do not fit my hands at all. So hand wash the minnow juice and walleye slim off them. But hands down best gloves. They're also great for adding a heat pad inside if you're hole hopping and chasing down walleye.
Originally reviewed on outdoorresearch.com
December 19, 2022
The sizing is an issue but other than that good.
I made a good call. I usually wear a size large OR glove if it has fingers, but on these I chose the S/M. Honestly even that feels a little big. These should be made in the standard sizing as the other gloves and made to fit a little tighter.
Originally reviewed on outdoorresearch.com
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