Outdoor Research Suppressor Sensor Gloves

They're well made and comfortable, it's just that the sizing is a bit off and I should've gotten a size smaller (maybe I measured wrong...)

it’s a, good solid glove to use outdoors or for whatever you like to protect your hands and a perfect finger feeling.

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Considerably better quality and thicker than the Mechanix Reco gloves. Better multitool gloves. It works for me at least with weapons as well, slim ones are enough.

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Damn good gloves. They are comfortable and warm in the hand and the gun handling is great.

Later I realize it is Using the more expensive Suppressor Gloves Picture to promote the suppressor sensor gloves. The details of these 2 products are way too different.

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Suitably warm for autumn use - smart enough for a wide range of off-road activities. I guess it's primarily intended for looting with weapons, but even if you can't handle huthut work, all kinds of camping woodworking and Trangia rattling seem to work well in this hand. The fabric part gets lint in use, so if it is used weekly in the field, every couple of years you will remember to "buy new ones".

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Gloves a little disappointing. The skin turns brown whenever the gloves get wet, which doesn't get out of hand at all.

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The stitches tear easily. In varying humidity conditions, the leather becomes bumpy and numb.

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Good gloves for action, but a little pointless for little fuss. Makes the touch screen off a bit annoying and quickly the glove flies in case you need to get to the menus ees again. The fabric part also fluffs easily. However, it breathes well and withstands normal tinkering. Gloves don't want to be worn / worn, but leather parts start to wear really fast.

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Guaranteed OR quality. Nothing to add.