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The Versaliner Sensor is a women's cold-weather glove built around a removable fleece liner and a Pertex Shield ripstop shell. The liner uses ActiveTemp fleece that adjusts warmth to your effort, and the shell carries anti-slip silicone palm pads and touchscreen-compatible fingertips. A zippered stowaway pocket on the back of the hand holds the liner when you only need the shell. It suits women who run, hike or ski-tour and want one glove that shifts between warm and wet conditions; rivals like the Arc'teryx Rho or Black Diamond Stormline offer similar layering but fewer touchscreen-friendly details. Reviewers rate it well overall, with warmth and the two-in-one design praised and fit and dexterity drawing some complaints.
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Lowest price we've seen: $32.50 on Nov 14 at Steep & Cheap. Tracked across 3 stores since Nov 14.
Owners like the two-in-one design and the warmth of the ActiveTemp liner for cold runs and hikes. Complaints center on sizing and on how much feel you lose with both layers on.
The Versaliner Sensor Gloves are women's cold-weather gloves for active outdoor pursuits. They have a waterproof Pertex Shield outer shell with a ripstop weave and a reflective logo. The shell is not wind resistant.
The lining is ActiveTemp fleece, a thermo-regulating insulation made of 93% polyester and 7% spandex. Silicone pads on the palm give a non-slip grip and work with touchscreens. A zippered stowaway pocket on the back of the hand closes the gloves, and the wrist is tapered.
