Women's sport gloves type

Price: $550

• Heated |
• Waterproof |
• Windproof

The Power Heater Gauntlet Mitt is designed for skiers who don’t want to let frozen fingers ruin a good day on the slopes. As a mitten, it offers extra warm comfort, with a hardwearing goatskin and softshell outer and a waterproof and breathable CZone membrane. The liner is made of microfleece, with synthetic insulation that insulates and wicks away moisture. [/br] On colder winter days, heated panels on the fingertips help keep your hands warm.* The heat is adjusted in three steps with an easily accessible control in the Hestra logo on the backhand. Replaceable and rechargeable batteries and a charger are included, as well as wrist straps to make sure you don’t drop the glove. Velcro adjustment at inside wrist, and a battery pocket in the cuff. [/br] Perfect for many outdoor activities on chilly winter days, and ideal for lift-served skiing and when you’re a little further away from the prepared slopes. Also available in a 5-finger version. [/br] HEATING TIME: Low: 10 hours, Medium: 5 hours, High: 2.5 hours. [/br] *NB: At highest power, the heat in the panels is close to body temperature, supporting the hand’s own warmth – they will therefore not feel ‘hot’ when you put the glove on. It is this supporting warmth combined with the insulation in the glove that helps to keep the fingers warm. [/br] The right size is important to ensure the heated panels work properly. Too big a glove will mean a greater distance between the heated panels and the fingertips, thus reducing the heating capacity. If you have a very narrow hand, you should consider going down a size. An alternative option is to use a heated liner combined with a traditional ski glove. [/br] You can test the heating function by fully charging the batteries and turning the heating system to its highest setting. After a few minutes, put on the gloves and all your fingers should feel distinctly warm. Keep the heated panels on at the highest setting and check that the heating system’s LEDs remain lit for about 2–2.5 hours (applies to 4000 mAh battery pack). [/br] NB: The electronic components in the glove may interfere with avalanche equipment/transceivers.

Price: $230

• Waterproof

The Army Leather GORE-TEX* is a warm mitten for skiing in tough weather conditions. As a mitten, it offers extra warmth for those who are prone to cold fingers. Sewn in hardwearing goatskin and heavy-duty recycled polyamide fabric. The fit is pre-curved for comfort and grip. A fleece liner with G-Loft synthetic insulation keeps the cold out. [/br] The model comes out a favourite in tests thanks to its sound design and carefully thought-out details. A high cuff with snowlock is perfect when skiing in powder, while a wrist strap reduces the risk of losing a glove. [/br] A reliable, practical companion on ski tours and adventures in high alpine terrain. Perfect when you’re doing a lot of uphill and need a protective glove with high breathability. Also available as a mitten and a 3-finger model. [/br] *With a new generation GORE-TEX membrane made without PFAS.

Price: $230

• Waterproof

The Army Leather GORE-TEX* is a warm 3-finger glove for skiing in tough weather conditions. As a 3-finger model, it offers slightly more warmth while retaining a degree of fingertip sensitivity. Sewn in hardwearing goatskin and heavy-duty recycled polyamide fabric. The fit is pre-curved for comfort and grip. A fleece liner with G-Loft synthetic insulation keeps the cold out. [/br] The model comes out a favourite in tests thanks to its sound design and carefully thought-out details. A high cuff with snowlock is perfect when skiing in powder, while a wrist strap reduces the risk of losing a glove, for example on a ski lift. [/br] A reliable, practical companion on ski tours and adventures in high alpine terrain. Perfect when you’re doing a lot of uphill and need a protective glove with high breathability. Also available as a mitten and a 5-finger model. [/br] *With a new generation GORE-TEX membrane made without PFAS.

Price: $175

• Ergo Grip |
• Waterproof

Ergo Grip HDry Short is built to meet climbers’ stringent demands for flexibility, fit, weather protection and endurance. This popular 5-finger climbing glove is made of impregnated goatskin with polyester tricot on the backhand. The thumb and index finger are reinforced with Duratan, a synthetic material resembling suede that withstands friction from ropes very well. A laminated HDry membrane stops moisture and allows moisture to escape while optimising feel and grip. This model is only thinly lined with fleece and has a carefully designed fit that maximises mobility. A neoprene cuff closes around the wrist and is adjusted with Velcro. The glove comes with a wrist strap to reduce the risk of dropping the glove, and a loop on the little finger lets you hang it from a climbing harness or backpack when you’re not using it. This is a comfortable, weather-resistant and hardworking mountain glove, perfect for long mixed adventures in high alpine terrain in spring, summer and autumn.

Price: $140

• Ergo Grip |
• Windproof

The Ergo Grip Active is a versatile and supple 5-finger glove for all types of outdoor activity, all year round. This glove features Ergo Grip, a patented design where the seams are positioned to optimize the hand’s freedom of movement. Sewn in Hestra's hardwearing goatskin leather with a thin fleece liner to wick moisture away from the hand. The backhand is in windproof stretch fabric with exceptional breathability. A perfect companion for hiking, outdoor recreation, hunting and fishing in spring, summer and autumn. And it’s equally functional at high levels of activity in the winter, when ski touring, Nordic skiing or backcountry skiing.

Price: $85

• Ergo Grip |
• Touch Screen |
• Washable

Ergo Grip Enduro D3O is a light, well-ventilated cycling glove for enduro and downhill cycling in warm conditions. D3O palm panels reduce vibrations and counter fatigue and numbness during long bike rides on uneven ground. Ergonomic design with extra pre-bent fit and overlapping seams for maximum tactility. Ventilated mesh on the backhand keeps the hand cool when temperatures rise, and a soft neoprene cuff with Velcro ensures a secure, comfortable fit at the wrist. The fingertip touch function lets you use a phone or a camera without removing the glove.

Price: $55

• Touch Screen |
• Washable

A long liner in merino wool ideal as an extra warming liner under a base glove. Helps to keep hands and wrists warm in colder conditions. Sewn in soft merino wool blended with polyester for extra durability. The touchscreen-compatible print on thumb and index finger means you can use a phone and other touchscreens without needing to take the liner off.

Price: $50

• Washable

The Hestra Ventair Long is a light, flexible cycling glove for summer cycling on roads or trails. The glove is designed for the ultimate combination of grip, sensitivity and air circulation on hot sunny days. The backhand is in light, stretchy polyamide fabric, while the palm is in tough stretch polyester with punched ventilation holes. Close-fitting with Velcro adjustment at the wrist. Also available in a short half-finger version.

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Price: $190

• Removable Lining |
• Windproof

The Fall Line Mitt is a warm mitten for freeriding, here in a women's version with a slimmer cut to fit women's narrower hands. The mitten version is ideal if you need an extra warm glove, and it's sewn in hardwearing treated cowhide* with a pre-curved fit for comfort and good pole grip. It includes a removable synthetic liner that is easy to dry and wash, as well as foam insulation for extra warmth and stability. [/br] Technical details contribute to practical functionality on the mountain. For example, there is a wrist strap to reduce the risk of dropping a glove if you need to take it off. And an included carabiner enables the gloves to be secured to a jacket or backpack when not in use. Perfect for those who prefer on-piste just as much as off-piste and aren't afraid of a bit of a hike to get off the beaten track. Also available in a 5-finger model, and in a man's version. [/br] * Colour 000 white is sewn in goatskin leather.

+1

Price: $190

• Removable Lining |
• Windproof

Fall Line Mitt is a warm mitt for freeriders and snowboarders sporting a short design and a neoprene cuff that fits smoothly inside the shell jacket's sleeve. Made of durable and impregnated cowhide with outseams that provide extra comfort and better pole grip. It has a removable synthetic liner that is easy to dry and wash, as well as foam insulation for extra warmth and stability. Technical details contribute to a practical functionality on the mountain. A wrist strap, for example, reduces the chance of dropping a glove when answering the phone. And an included carabiner allows you to secure the gloves on your jacket or backpack when not in use. Perfect for those who prefer off-piste just as much as on-piste and who aren't afraid of a little hike. Also available in 3- and 5-finger models as well as a women's version.

Price: $85

• Ergo Grip |
• Touch Screen |
• Washable

Ergo Grip Enduro D3O is a light, well-ventilated cycling glove for enduro and downhill cycling in warm conditions. D3O palm panels reduce vibrations and counter fatigue and numbness during long bike rides on uneven ground. Ergonomic design with extra pre-bent fit and overlapping seams for maximum tactility. Ventilated mesh on the backhand keeps the hand cool when temperatures rise, and a soft neoprene cuff with Velcro ensures a secure, comfortable fit at the wrist. The fingertip touch function lets you use a phone or a camera without removing the glove.

Price: $45

• Touch Screen |
• Washable

Thin and flexible liner with a comfortable, snug fit. Made of a lightweight stretch material that, while windproof, also lets out moisture that builds up during activity. Grip-friendly print on the palm and touch function on the thumb and index finger. Perfect as an extra lining in a pair of heavier winter gloves or as a thin glove for running and training in chilly weather.

+3

Price: $189

• Removable Lining |
• Windproof

Fall Line 5 Finger is a warm ski glove for freeriding and snowboarding. This shorter model features a neoprene cuff that fits smoothly under the shell jacket's sleeve. Made of impregnated cowhide using outseams that provide comfort and a tighter pole grip. It includes a removable synthetic liner that is easy to dry and wash, as well as foam insulation for extra warmth and stability. Technical details contribute to a practical functionality on the mountain. A wrist strap, for example, reduces the chance of dropping a glove when answering the phone. And an included carabiner allows you to secure the gloves on your jacket or backpack when not in use. Perfect for those who prefer off-piste just as much as on-piste and who aren't afraid of a little hike. Also available in mitt, 3-finger, and women's models.

Price: $190

• Removable Lining |
• Windproof

Fall Line 3 Finger is a warm ski glove for freeriding and snowboarding, featuring a short cut and a neoprene cuff that fits smoothly inside a shell jacket's sleeve. Made of durable and impregnated cowhide with outseams that provide extra comfort and better pole grip. It has a removable synthetic liner that is easy to dry and wash, as well as foam insulation for extra warmth and stability. Technical details contribute to a practical functionality on the mountain. A wrist strap, for example, reduces the chance of dropping a glove when answering the phone. And an included carabiner allows you to secure the gloves on your jacket or backpack when not in use. Perfect for those who prefer off-piste just as much as on-piste and who aren't afraid of a little hike. Also available in 3- and 5-finger models as well as a women's version.

Price: $190

• Removable Lining |
• Windproof

Fall Line 3 Finger is a warm ski glove for freeriding and snowboarding, featuring a short cut and a neoprene cuff that fits smoothly inside a shell jacket's sleeve. Made of durable and impregnated cowhide with outseams that provide extra comfort and better pole grip. It has a removable synthetic liner that is easy to dry and wash, as well as foam insulation for extra warmth and stability. Technical details contribute to a practical functionality on the mountain. A wrist strap, for example, reduces the chance of dropping a glove when answering the phone. And an included carabiner allows you to secure the gloves on your jacket or backpack when not in use. Perfect for those who prefer off-piste just as much as on-piste and who aren't afraid of a little hike. Also available in 3- and 5-finger models as well as a women's version.

Price: $61

USB charger for ski gloves with heating elements. Fits heated gloves from 2016 or later.

Price: $75

• Waterproof

A warm 3-finger liner for Hestra’s Army Leather Expedition Mitt and many other Hestra gloves with a long cuff and removable liner. Perfect if you have worn out a liner or want an extra liner handy in your backpack to swap to. Sewn in ripstop fabric and insulated with warming G-Loft synthetic insulation. Reinforced with stretch polyester on palm surfaces that get the most wear.

Price: $75

• Washable

A soft, warm wool liner that fits several of Hestra’s mittens with a high cuff, e.g. the Army Leather Heli Ski. Perfect if you have worn out a liner in your ski glove or want an extra liner handy in your backpack to swap to. Made in wool terry with the backhand in extra airy, warming wool fleece.

Price: $40

• Washable

A thin, soft liner that acts as an extra warming liner under a base glove in colder winter weather. Sewn in a practical mix of merino wool and polyamide where the wool is warming even when damp and the synthetic material adds extra durability. This makes this liner a more hardwearing alternative to Hestra’s thin, fine Merino Wool Liner.

Price: $9

Hestra handcuffs for women’s gloves. Soft elastic wrist band with woven Hestra logo. Elastic polyamide strap. Fits gloves with an attachment point on the cuff. Wrist band circumference 90 mm, width 17 mm.

Price: $210

• Removable Lining |
• Windproof

The Fält Guide Glove has become a favourite among mountain guides, ski patrols and other outdoor professionals who spend a lot of their time in the cold and in the open air. The glove is named after Lars Fält, founder of the Survival School for the Swedish Armed Forces and an expert in wilderness survival. He was looking for a hardwearing, warm work glove and turned to Hestra. The result of this partnership was the Fält Guide Glove, which combines extra tough goatskin leather on the grip surfaces with flexible cowhide on the backhand. It has a removable liner in wool – nature's own super material – perfect if you spend long days in the mountains and want several dry liners to swap in and out. The design is relatively spacious, allowing plenty of insulating air. A decent workhorse that functions equally well in the mountains and in the forest, and with a little care will accompany you over years of ski tours and outdoor adventure.

Price: $100

• Windproof |
• Unlined

Split kindling, make fires, build shelters, deal with game – Oden Nubuck is designed for all kinds of tasks in the great outdoors. A robust, unlined work glove that literally functions as a second skin, protecting the hand from scrapes and injuries. It is sewn in supple nubuck leather with external seams for comfort and grip. And the thread is a sturdy fire retardant waxed cotton that won’t melt in the heat of a campfire. A pull tab on the cuff makes the glove easier to put on and an eyelet means you can attach it to a belt loop or rucksack, for example. Perfect for hiking, hunting and wilderness adventure.

Price: $85

• Waterproof |
• Touch Screen |
• Washable

If you’re the kind of person who doesn’t let cold and wet weather keep you off your bike, the CZone Mistral is a warm companion on the road. This winter glove comes with a CZone membrane that efficiently stops rain and slush while letting out the moisture from within. A fleece lining with Primaloft Gold synthetic insulation adds comfortable warmth for the fingers. The outer fabric is hardwearing and flexible and the stretch polyester on the palm means good grip on the handlebars. A neoprene cuff extends over the wrist and a Lycra-clad slit provides a smooth fit, while making the glove easy to put on and take off. Also available in a three-finger version.

Price: $550

• Heated |
• Waterproof |
• Windproof

The Heater Gauntlet is designed for skiers who don’t want to let frozen fingers ruin a great day on the slopes. This thermal glove is made from hardwearing goatskin, with weather-resistant softshell fabric on the backhand. A CZone membrane protects against wet snow, and a microfleece liner with synthetic insulation insulates and wicks away moisture. [/br] On colder winter days, heated panels on the fingertips help keep your fingers warm.* The heat is adjusted in three steps with an easily accessible control in the Hestra logo on the backhand. Replaceable and rechargeable batteries and a charger are included, as well as Hestra handcuffs (wrist straps) to make sure you don’t drop the glove. Velcro adjustment at inside wrist, and a battery pocket in the cuff. [/br] Perfect for many outdoor activities on chilly winter days, and ideal for lift-served skiing and when you’re a little further away from the prepared slopes. Also available as a mitten. [/br] HEATING TIME: Low: 10 hours, Medium: 5 hours, High: 2.5 hours. [/br] *NB: At highest power, the heat in the panels is close to body temperature, supporting the hand’s own warmth – they will therefore not feel ‘hot’ when you put the glove on. It is this supporting warmth combined with the insulation in the glove that helps to keep the fingers warm. [/br] The right size is important to ensure the heated panels work properly. Too big a glove will mean a greater distance between the heated panels and the fingertips, thus reducing the heating capacity. If you have a very narrow hand, you should consider going down a size. An alternative option is to use a heated liner combined with a traditional ski glove. [/br] You can test the heating function by fully charging the batteries and turning the heating system to its highest setting. After a few minutes, put on the gloves and all your fingers should feel distinctly warm. Keep the heated panels on at the highest setting and check that the heating system’s LEDs remain lit for about 2–2.5 hours (applies to 4000 mAh battery pack). [/br] NB: The electronic components in the glove may interfere with avalanche equipment/transceivers.