Flurry Sensor Gloves

These gloves are great when the temps are +15 degrees Fahrenheit and not windy. They’re comfy, fit well, and are actually great for using your phone in. A couple drawbacks: they are not wind-proof and I find them a little itchy by themselves. I use a smartwool liner inside them which helps. My partner has no issues with them, but agrees they’re not great on cold, windy days.

These gloves have become my go-to for shoulder-season and moderately cold outings. I sized them exactly according to the Outdoor Research size chart, and the fit is perfect—snug enough for good dexterity but not restrictive, with no extra bulk or slipping. The touchscreen-compatible “sensor” fingertips are a standout feature. I love being able to swipe on my phone, check maps, or respond to messages without pulling them off, which is huge for backpacking, hiking, or approach hikes when your hands are cold but you still need quick access to tech. They’re ideal for moderately cold conditions (think 20–40°F range with wind or light snow), providing cozy wool-blend fleece warmth without overheating during active movement. The soft interior feels great, the exterior sheds light moisture and snow effectively, and the silicone grip patches on palms and fingers add confidence when handling trekking poles, scrambling, or managing gear. If you’re looking for versatile, non-bulky gloves that balance warmth, touchscreen functionality, and performance for hiking, backpacking, or climbing approaches, these are excellent. Highly recommend!

Almost perfect. Pros: -warm. Used it in 15 degree weather with liner gloves perfectly cozy. Without liner gloves these are comfortable to around 28 degrees F. Cons: -durability. The gloves started to pile / pill after 10 days of constant use with a stitching hole beginning to form at the thumb area