Brand: Hestra Gloves

    Category: Ski Gloves & Mittens

    Recommended by Angela Martz, Backcountry Ski Guide — Taos, NM, Silverton, CO, Juneau, AK

    Highlights: lightweight, warm

    The Hestra Fall Line Gloves are expertly crafted for freeride skiers and snowboarders, combining luxurious supple leather with advanced insulation to ensure warmth and comfort on the slopes. With their external seams, these gloves provide a superior fit, making them an essential accessory for winter sports enthusiasts. 1. Premium Leather Construction: Made from high-quality supple leather for durability and a refined look. 2. Insulated Design: Features effective insulation to keep hands warm in cold weather conditions. 3. External Seams: Designed with external seams for enhanced comfort and a more natural fit. 4. Versatile Use: Suitable for both skiing and snowboarding, catering to a variety of winter sports. 5. Enhanced Grip: Leather palms provide excellent grip for handling ski poles and snowboard edges. 6. Stylish Aesthetic: Available in a striking blue color, combining functionality with style. 7. Easy to Maintain: Leather material is easy to clean and maintain, ensuring longevity. The Hestra Fall Line Gloves are ideal for avid freeride skiers and snowboarders seeking reliable hand protection during their winter adventures. They perform best in cold, snowy environments where warmth and dexterity are essential. Targeted towards intermediate to advanced users, these gloves excel in high-energy scenarios such as downhill runs and backcountry exploration. Perfect for the winter season, they are designed to keep you comfortable and stylish on the slopes.

    Price: $190

    Who it's for
    Skiers who want a well-crafted leather glove for mild-to-moderate cold, roughly 25–30°F and above. The short-cuff fit suits those who cinch their shell cuffs over the glove rather than under.
    What people are saying
    Hosts consistently praise the leather craftsmanship and fit for ski touring and resort days, but all agree these are not max-warmth gloves. One host recommends pairing them with a lightweight backup glove for colder conditions.
    Worth noting
    Short-cuff ("under the cuff") design is a deliberate fit choice, not a limitation. Not suited for the coldest ski days.

    Angela Martz's review

    Worth every penny

    Recommended by Angela Martz, Backcountry Ski Guide

    Frequently asked questions

    Who is the Hestra Gloves Fall Line Gloves Blue 8 for?

    Skiers who want a well-crafted leather glove for mild-to-moderate cold, roughly 25–30°F and above. The short-cuff fit suits those who cinch their shell cuffs over the glove rather than under.

    What do experts say about the Hestra Gloves Fall Line Gloves Blue 8?

    Hosts consistently praise the leather craftsmanship and fit for ski touring and resort days, but all agree these are not max-warmth gloves. One host recommends pairing them with a lightweight backup glove for colder conditions.

    What should you know before buying the Hestra Gloves Fall Line Gloves Blue 8?

    Short-cuff ("under the cuff") design is a deliberate fit choice, not a limitation. Not suited for the coldest ski days.

    What does Angela Martz say about the Hestra Gloves Fall Line Gloves Blue 8?

    Worth every penny

    Why does Angela Martz recommend Hestra Gloves?

    Angela Martz recommends the Hestra Gloves Hestra Gloves Fall Line Gloves Blue 8 for ski gloves & mittens. Worth every penny

    Is the Hestra Gloves Fall Line Gloves Blue 8 a good ski gloves & mitten?

    Yes — Angela Martz recommends the Hestra Gloves Fall Line Gloves Blue 8 by Hestra Gloves as their ski gloves & mittens pick. Worth every penny

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    What other hosts are saying

    3 experts recommend the Hestra Gloves Fall Line Gloves Blue 8.

    Blake Votilla, AMGA Certified Ski Guide

    Great under the cuff glove for ski touring. This is your warm glove, also bring a second pair of lightweight glove.

    Recommended in Ski Touring

    Greg McCandless, Ski and MTB YouTuber, former racer and freestyle competitor, race dad

    I own the men's version - these are the classic leather ski glove that is top of the line in craftsmanship. They aren't super warm, though, so look elsewhere if you are skiing in the coldest temps. I use them when it is 30 degrees F and above myself.

    Recommended in Ski - Women's - Softgoods - Top Quality