Burton Support vs Hestra Fall Line

I was wrong. These offer little support, the brace contstantly pushes into the backs of my fingers, you have to be really careful when taking them off, or they will turn inside out, and after just a day on the slopes, they tore at the thumb seam. I usually love all of my Burton gear, but I cannot recommend these. Go elsewhere for support gloves

I just couldn't justify spending $145 on gloves at the time. So when they dropped to $80 on Amazon I knew I had to get them. I followed the sizing guide from Hestra and they fit as expected.

5 snowboard days per season). They lasted a long time and I had hoped to find identical replacements.

Very durable. The material naturally traps heat inside, so you can be guaranteed that your hands are going to be warm and dry for the entire day on th...

Only reason these gloves get any stars is they are very warm. I wish I could post a picture of what they did to my wrist. These are no where near the quality of seirus skeleton gloves. For some reason Burton decided to only put a wrist guard on the top portion of the glove and not on the palm side

I have a pair Black Diamond Soloist lobster gloves. Whole different league of warmth than my Hestra Fall Line mittens. Even with extra Hestra merino wool liners in the Fall Line mittens, the Soloists are still warmer.