Hestra Leather Fall Line Glove - Men's reviews and deals for sale

To cold

I bought the gloves for thinking I would love them rode the in about 40-20 degrees weren’t bad at all. I am from Wisconsin and I used them anything from 19-0 degrees my hands were numb even with hand warmers tried everything. I got mittens the year after thinking they would be better exact same kind and still the exact same problems! If you want an awesome spring ski glove this… read more is perfect!! I would love to have refund but they won’t refund and I just bought them last year!

Best glove for all of it

I’ve been using this glove for 12 years. On my second pair. My first pair is still serviceable but they are a little ripe after a decade of 60+ day seasons. They’ve been everywhere with me. Japan, BC backcountry, Sierras, Montana, Chamonix, Verbier, you name it. Blower pow days, frigid mornings, wet warm days. So durable, comfortable, warm and with the investment since they… read more can be worn for 5+ years and still are as good as the first day. Even better over time when they break in. Def need to wax and condition them From time to time which keeps them in great condition.

Hestra quality

I needed to replace my worn out ski gloves and decided to try these out...they're awesome. Fit/finish is great overall and I'm pretty sure my hands will stay warm on all but the coldest days but nothing really keeps my hands warm on those kinda days so it's not meant as a knock. The wrist closure is great...easy on/off. The gloves are reinforced exactly where they need to be and… read more the articulation on the knuckle side is a plus.

looks awesome...freezing cold hands!

beautiful gloves, look super badass. but only wear them for days >30 degrees. these get packed out very quickly and lose all warmth. whenever i wear then i spend most of the time on the lift with my hands balled up within the gloves for warmth!

Best Gloves I’ve Ever Owned

These gloves are the best mix of dexterity, durability, tailored fit and warmth I’ve ever had. Stood up to skiing -16F in Whistler without liners but my hands weren’t sweating skiing in 40F in Park City later in the season. I skied 10+ days in them last season in all kinds of conditions and they were excellent. The dexterity is amazing compared to other gloves I’ve owned.… read more The leather is soft yet durable and develops a nice patina over time. You could pay a lot more for a much lesser glove, I would recommend these to anyone.

True OG

These gloves are for real. Used them 30+ days last year for everything from below zero January mornings at Steamboat in 8"+ of blower, to soggy May afternoons at A-Basin when it was hitting 40. Size up, get liners and these gloves will get you through 90% of conditions (if you're from Texas, move up 2 sizes and wear 2 liners). I moved up one size from Hestra's chart recommendation… read more and they're perfect. I use the Black Diamond Polartec liners.. The only bad thing about these gloves is they make every other pair I have feel lame. They're bombproof, but dexterous enough to tie your shoes with (no joke, I just tried it). I expect to get 200+ days out of these. I doubt the leather will ever become compromised, but I'm sure the insulation will eventually pack out. Worth every penny. I'll be a Hestra customer for life.

DEXTEROUS AF

You just can't go wrong with Hestra Fall Lines. The DEXTERITY IS UNREAL!!!! You will feel all the things there are to feel with a glove that molds to your hand for a perfect fit, but still keep you toasty in 90% of the temps you're likely to encounter skiing. My previous pair lasted for 8 years before I blew a teeny hole in 1 finger, so I used it as an excuse to get a different… read more color to change things up. Treat them with Nikwax once a season and they'll take good care of you for a long time.

Awesome Gloves

These gloves are super comfortable, mold to your hand, and I LOVE how they are super easy to slip on and fit under your jacket cuff. I can’t stand how a lot of gloves/mittens these days have these massive cuffs that can’t fit under a jacket. They do get wet but hold a seal pretty well and they are not the warmest but I still feel comfortable with them when it’s 15 degrees.… read more

Hestra gloves

These gloves are super durable and warm for skiing. I've gone through many pairs of gloves in the past, and most of them have ripped. These leather gloves have not failed on me yet.

Not the warmest

These Hestra gloves are super nice, durable, stylish but not the warmest. They look sharp, fit great and keep the hands dry however those cold and windy days out on the mountain, you might want to grab the heavier duty mittens.

Clean Cut Durability.

The main reason I bought these is because of how well constructed they are. Built to last, but as others have mentioned, for colder days, it would be better to get yourself into either the mittens or the three finger. I run hot, but my extremities tend to get cold easily, so when it starts to drop into single digits, my fingers do start to feel it on lifts. Great all around glove… read more in all other areas, sizing is spot on.

Great, warm, durable gloves

These gloves performed very well for me whenever I decided to put them to work. I only took them snowboarding a couple times, but they fit really well and kept each one of my fingers nice and warm.

Felt Great, Not the Warmest

Really loved the fit and feel of these gloves, but I did end p getting pretty chilly in them. Made windy, cold chairlift rides tough. Great glove for warmer ski days though.

Look Good, but no warmth

The only reason I'd give one star is that the gloves look nice. I'm not a skier nor a snowboarder all I wanted was a pair of gloves to keep my hands warm when walking and playing with my dog at the park. These gloves couldn't keep my hands warm in 32 degree weather, waste of money

Soft, Supple, Durable

These are a must have for anyone who spends the majority of their winter sliding around on snow. The gloves are incredibly soft and supple and you can really notice the high quality of the leather and the craftsmanship. Love how you can get a precise fit using Hestra's numerical sizing. Would also highly recommend some leather waterproofing spray or wax because they do absorb water… read more after several hours during storm days and snowy conditions.

Worth It

The best part about these gloves " for me" was being able to dial in the fit; I love how the fingers arn't bulky with tons of extra material. With that being said I did notice they are not the warmest, but hey they do not claim to be. Also I ended up buying extra glove waterproofing wax, I felt that the cowhide would absorb water making my hands cold.

Warmth, Style, Durability

These gloves are amazing. Mid to High warmth on these, they are comfortable in pretty cold conditions. These gloves fit very well if you go off the sizing chart. You can feel the quality of these gloves the moment they are in your hand. I would recommends these gloves to anyone skiing in cold conditions or anyone with circulation issues and need extra warmth.

Hand made goodness!

Hestra is one of those companies that just get it. They make all of their gloves by hand, they haven't sold out and are still family run and operated. They also make some pretty killer gloves and mittens. The quality of the craftsmanship and the leather make this glove a staple on the slopes. It's not the warmest glove, but it also doesn't claim to be, they have other gloves… read more or mittens for that category. If what you are looking for is an everyday, comfortable, warm and durable glove this is the one for you.

My go-to almost any day on the slopes

Awesome ski glove that will keep you warm but still allow you to use your fingers! These gloves are much warmer than they seem. That being said, maybe not my choice when it's below 0F outside

Solid!

I love Hestra Gloves. These fit true to size. They are not as waterproof out of the box as their gore gloves, but feel more supple. Once you treat them, they work awesome.

I refuse to pay this much for a glove made in China or Vietnam? Say it isnt so.

I'm heading to Jackson Hole for skiing the week of Christmas, 2019. Trying to decide between these (which were amazingly comfortable when tried on) and the Arcteryx Fission. Looks like WY that time of year is about 25 F high, 6 F low on average. Any help to point me in the right direction would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!

I bought a size 8 and it is snug. It feels like maybe just a hair too tight. Will these stretch out a bit over time or should I go for the next size up?

How do the sizes work? What do the numbers equivilate out to?

Does anyone know how the warmth of these compares to the Vertical Cut Freeride?

Has anyone from the Pacific Northwest/Cascades used these? I am considering for days when it isn't raining/snowing out...but let's face it, nothing stays dry around here and I am hesitant to go with a glove that isn't completely waterproof. Any thoughts?

Is the wax supplied to be applied before first use? Or is it for after several wears? Thanks

Any additional waterproofing needed/recommended?

Will the tan color becom darker after...

Will the tan color becom darker after putting wax? I really like the cork color from the hestra backcountry.com special edition.... but cant do with the green on them