Outdoor Research

Methow Stride Glove

Great touring glove

Great DWR and tough material for transitioning while backcountry riding. They have enough dexterity in order to put together a split board without having to take gloves off or get the gloves soaking wet.

I use these type of gloves for cold weather hiking/camping. I like to use gloves that allow my fingers to still be functional, so these are perfect.

Just OK

My main criticism is that these run much smaller than other OR gloves in the same size. Other than that they appear to be decent gloves for warmer days or high output activities on colder days. I say appear because I can't get them on my hands :(

So far so good

These things definitely run a bit hot. I can barely take them of cold trail runs, and actually go with thinner gloves. But they're great for backcountry skiing. They are also a bit small, I would go up one size than you think.

Nice glove, sizing runs small

I ordered a size medium because that's what the OR website recommended, but the gloves were too small. I'm 6'0" and 180 pounds. Should have gone with a large. Otherwise, great glove.

Runs smaller than other OR gloves

This glove felt a full size smaller than the same size in the sensor stormtracker and sensor 150 merino liner. Overall it seemed to be a nice glove for active use. There was more insulation on the palm than I was expecting. I would likely be comfortable using these for aerobic cross country skiing down to 20F but run a bit warmer than average.

Surprise! Good for cold weather biking!

I've been using these for cold weather biking. They are warm, slightly wind resistant and there is no seam along the inside of the thumb and palm so there's no pressure point when gripping handlebars. Unexpected but great feature. Just right. Also good for general use in cold, but not frigid temperatures. Great contoured fit.