Rho Gloves

I bought these last season, excited to use them again. I understand the frustration many others have with these gloves' durability, but given it's a liner glove it's obvious these are best just for wearing them on your commute and activities like running. The touch pad finger tip thing is actually something I would prefer it didn't have, as it's a gimmick all modern gloves have now. (I don't mind taking my glove off if i really need to use my phone!) If you look past this, this is my favorite pair of gloves to throw on and wear for commutes/runs. It being a liner means better dexterity than bulky gloves, and the fabric texture is fantastic and soft. Don't expect it to keep your fingers toasty on it's own if you are out for many hours, or in high winds, but they are a quick and comfortable solution.

Before buying these gloves, I read the negative reviews saying they were poorly made. I decided to give them a chance anyway because I always considered Arc'teryx to be a high-quality outdoor gear company. I couldn't be more disappointed. The quality of these gloves is unacceptable. They lasted just one day of normal trekking before they started ripping apart. Arc'teryx should remove this product from its lineup because it's a complete rip-off and does not meet the standards people expect from the brand. Save your money and avoid these gloves.

The quality of fabric is very thin, the phone pads fell off after first day. I use it a liner for ice climbing and this is not it. The previous versions were better quality and material.

Great product and perfect as a glove liner or eve a light weight glove

They're very light, comfortable and they can use for driving

Theyre very light, comfortable and they can use for driving

Great quality: They're very light, comfortable and they can use for driving

I bought these on a whim a year ago at the SoHo shop. I have a condition where my hands get ridiculously cold and numb if I try using them anywhere outdoors. I needed a thin, but functional warm glove. Arc'teryx clothing is the only thing I splurge on so I thought might as well try these. They are awful. Terrible. Do nothing for warmth. They also dry out my hands. I don't think it's Arcteryx itself but these gloves in particular. Arcteryx has never failed me in warmth until now. Disappointing.

Absolutely garbage: a hole developed in one of the fingers in less than 2 months when just worn without any activity other than walking.

Great fit, perfect as a liner, but the touch pads don't work at all.