Outdoor Research

Flurry Driving Glove - Men's

Perfect gloves for everyday use. Not too bulky, dexterity is good.

Great

Gloves work great. I use them for shoveling snow, driving, and riding the Fat Bike. The Temps are around 20 degrees to 30 degrees. Stay nice and warm. When it's in the minus temps, I'd go for something warmer. I'd get another pair.

Casual gloves

I bought these at first for cold days on the boat. I need to manipulate touch screens so I tried these gloves. After 2 rides, the wrist mesh started to break. The gloves are warm but it is not meant for working use. It runs a little small. Good gloves for casual activities.

Very nice gloves but finer length is wrong

These are fantastic gloves. Nice and warm and great grip on things. I wear them when I lead bird walks and allows me to use my focus wheel easier. The reviews mentioning finger length is a real problem. If you needed more tactile use with these, might not be happy. But other than that, fantastic product.

Great midweight glove ..... for more than "driving"

I've used these gloves for back country ski touring and cold weather biking. They are a nice mid-weight glove. The leather is nice but as I am not using them for "driving" (which is how they were marketed) I will be interested to see how long the supple leather holds up. Comfortable and warm.

Great upgrade to the regular Flurry Gloves

I have been using the Flurry Gloves for the past two winters as my daily gloves for dog walking and general outdoor chores, and they are starting to show their age. The upgrade to the leather-reinforced version was a definite step up. They are moderately warmer and definitely harder wearing. I expect these to last much longer than the first pair! I categorized these under hiking, but they are great for multiple uses. XL fits me great, I am a Size 10 in other gloves, my hand is 9" around and 8" long

Comfy Hybrid Glove

Familiarity:

I've used it several times

Size Bought:

XL

Loved my Flurry Sensor gloves so I thought I would try the Flurry Driving gloves fo spring skiing. Worked great for dry above freezing days. Cold morning car starts and dog walking is good to. I would say the fit is roomy in the fingers and snugs up nice around the wrist.

Not as warm as I'd like and VERY weird finger lengths

I'm a large in every glove I've ever worn. I got a Large in these and they're somehow baggy, but also too long in the middle finger AND over 1/2 inch long in the index finger. They're nice looking enough that I asked a tailor if he could trim the finger down, but no luck. Wish they worked for me. Maybe size down if you're on the fence, and also if your middle finger isn't too long?

Good gloves

Good cold weather gloves with good grip. My only complaint is the gloves are longer and go further up the forearm than the photo suggested; not what I was looking for.

Pretty Good

Familiarity:

I've used it several times

Size Bought:

Small

Height:

5' 8"

Weight:

150

Yes it would be better if the index finger were capped instead of stitched across the top. The sensor touch would work better. But you don't have to use that finger and it works well enough for icons on your car infotainment screen, if you have that. I'm not sure why the index finger is longer than the middle finger but there you go. They fit tight and stretch nicely with a little breaking in, as a driving glove should. They are a little slippery but if you like to slide the wheel through your palm it feels grippy enough. That said, I would not recommend for intense driving styles. But they are nice and comfortable for regular driving while your car warms up. Good for cleaning windscreen and so on. You could change a tire in them if you and to. But unscrewing valve stem caps is not as gracefully done. An interesting mix between traditional driving gloves and warm gloves. I think they look really good too. I wouldn't pay more than $50 but I do recommend them.