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Outdoor Research Women's Vigor Heavyweight Sensor Gloves
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Outdoor Research Women's Vigor Heavyweight Sensor Features
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Our warmest Vigor fleece liner, with thermo regulation and touchscreen compatibility.
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Outer Material: ActiveTemp Fleece, 265G Weight 93% polyester, 7% spandex, Lining: ActiveTemp Interior Fleece, 100G Weight 100% polyester
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Breathable Wicking
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Touchscreen Compatible Anti-Slip Silicone Pads on Palm and Fingers Glove Clip Tapered Wrist Double Layer Fleece Construction
About Outdoor Research Women's Vigor Heavyweight Sensor
The double-layered Men's Vigor Heavyweight Sensor Gloves are the burliest option of our ActiveTemp glove collection. Heralded as a cutting-edge "smart fleece," ActiveTemp is the thermo-regulating technology that adjusts to your body temperature to keep you cool, dry, and comfortable during high-exertion activities. And padded with details like a glove clip, anti-slip silicone grip, and touchscreen-compatible fingertips, the Vigor Sensor Gloves are sure to nail all of your performance requirements of functional fleece gloves. At Outdoor Research, we think that life gets better the minute we step out the door on a new adventure, no matter how big or small. We learn about ourselves, each other, and the environment every time we get out. We come home a little wiser and stronger. We see the world more clearly, and that compels us to treat it better. More than anything, we’re convinced that if we inspire more people to get outside, the world will be a better place. In 1981, a brilliant scientist and adventurer named Ron Gregg watched his frostbitten partner get airlifted off a glacier on Denali. He'd spent months planning a new route in the purest style, skiing 100 miles from the road to the base of the climb. Barely halfway to the summit, their trip ended with the failure of a simple pair of gaiters. Stubborn to the end, Ron refused a seat on the helicopter and descended alone for two weeks, pondering what had happened. Somewhere along the way, he realized he could both fix the gear problem and devote his life to pursuing his passion for adventure. By the end, he knew one thing for sure: He wasn't going back to his old job.
