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Hestra · $190
Women´s Fall Line - mitt
“I love how warm these mitts are. I run cold but rarely have to use hand warmers with these”
Tyler Silvestri
Hestra · $185
Heli Mitten - Women's
“The Rockies are known for being bitterly cold, so we kit up with the Hestra Heli Mitten when we venture out to ski some Rocky Mountain powder. The soft leather and weatherproof material keep our hands dry, while the removable fleece liner and low-profile insulation boost comfort in bitter temps.”
Tyler Silvestri
Hestra · $185
Heli Glove - Women's
“The Hestra Women’s Heli Glove gives you warmth and waterproof protection whether you’re hopping out of a ‘copter in the Chugach or cutting icy lines at your local hill. The Triton three-layer shell and Fiberfill synthetic insulation keep wet and cold conditions at bay, and the leather palm with an Eagle Grip fit helps you grasp your ski poles on gnarly descents. A removable liner glove works great for base camp tasks or après ski cocktails.”
Tyler Silvestri
Hestra · $185
Heli 3-Finger Glove - Women's
“Find yourself in powder paradise when you're skiing fresh snow in the warmth and protection of the Hestra Women's Heli 3-Finger Gloves. Their waterproof construction and extended coverage keep your fingers bone-dry when the snow is flying up over your head with every turn, and removable insulated liners keep your hands toasty when temperatures plummet and the powder is lighter than air. Triton three-layer fabric on top seals out snow while allowing breathability so your hands don't get soaked with sweat, and leather palms offer excellent pole-gripping dexterity while ensuring your gloves last for many seasons to come.”
Tyler Silvestri
Hestra · $95
Gauntlet Sr Mitten
“When winter drops into deep-freeze territory, we pull on the Hestra Gauntlet Sr Mitten to keep our hands warm from first chair to last lap. Built with a rugged polyamide backhand that shrugs off wind and moisture, this mitten gives us dependable protection on storm days and long, chilly sessions on the mountain. The polyurethane palm provides the grip we want when navigating lifts, tightening buckles, or planting poles through fresh snow. Inside, warmth stays steady thanks to synthetic Fiberfil insulation that traps heat while moving moisture away from the skin. The removable fleece liner adds a soft, plush feel and makes overnight drying or mid-season washing incredibly convenient. A snow lock cuff keeps powder at bay, and secure wrist elastic helps maintain a comfortable, reliable fit. For days when finger warmth matters most, this mitten comes ready to handle winter’s coldest conditions.”
Andrew Richardson
Hestra · $195
Army Leather Patrol Gauntlet Glove
“Break these out on the cold descents. ”
Greg McCandless
Hestra · $195
Patrol Gauntlet Glove - Women's
“These are Hestra's warmest glove, with waterproof and windproof protection as well as their famed goat leather palms and fingers. The soft liner glove is machine washable and removable!”
Greg McCandless
Hestra · $175
Army Leather Patrol Glove - Women's
“These are great for warmer days and spring skiing - they are still insulated a bit, and waterproof, but lighter in build without the synthetic windproofing of bulkier gloves. A great fall glove off the mountain, too!”
Greg McCandless
Hestra · $230
Army Leather GORE-TEX Glove - Men's
“The standard-bearer for ski gloves. The best glove from the best brand. Gore Tex to boot! Gauntlet style with goat leather palms. Note: these are not max warmth gloves - rather, a max craftsmanship glove with mid-level warmth. I own them!”
Greg McCandless
Hestra · $230
Army Leather GORE-TEX Mitten
“The standard-bearer for ski mittens. The best mitten from the best brand. Gore Tex to boot! Gauntlet style with goat leather palms. Note: these are not max warmth mittens - rather, a max craftsmanship mitten with mid-level warmth. I own the glove version!”
Greg McCandless
Hestra · $190
Fall Line Glove
“I own these - beautiful leather gloves from the best glove manufacturer in the world. The short-cuff style is great if you prefer to cinch your shells' cuffs around the bottom of your gloves (I do). These are not max-warmth gloves, but I find them perfect for every ski day from 25 degrees all the way up to 50.”
Ben Corwin
Hestra · $210
Army Leather Extreme - mitt
“For winter trips, especially December - April, you'll want to make sure you're ready for extreme temps at elevations over 11,000 feet. These leather mitts are durable and warm, perfect for descents, mid-storm warm ups, and more.”
Daniel Ross
Hestra · $210
Fält Guide Glove - 5 finger
“I like to take the liners out and use them as over gloves.”
Ben Corwin
Hestra · $125
Ergo Grip Wool Touring - 5 finger
“Hestra's Ergo Grip construction means your hands stay warm longer since your gloves can stay on for dexterity-requiring activities like de-icing bindings or getting snacks out. Made in factories directly under Hestra control, Hestra gloves are some of the finest out there, and come with a good warranty and repair policy.”
Mariah Wear
Hestra · $165
Fall Line Mitt
“My fingers get cold - but not in these gloves!! Comfortable and peace of mind with the retention straps. Ideal for the resort or cold days in the backcountry”
Bobby Thomson
Hestra
Freeride CZone 3-Finger
Madelyne Leibinger
Hestra · $195
Freeride CZone Mitt
Joe Flannery
Hestra · $185
Army Leather Heli Ski 3-finger
