Dakine Sequoia GORE-TEX - Women's vs Hestra Army Leather Heli Ski

I personally like to use both of these gloves together just to get my absolute amount of warmth and then if I do ever need to use any kind of touchscr...

Gauntlets feature a longer cuff providing a better seal between your ski jacket and your gloves, meaning that the heli ski is one of Hestra's most war...

Exactly what I was looking for. Wanted a fitted glove and a warm glove. Great quality and price. This is a good brand

Really warm, quality feeling gloves. My hands run cold, and I'll still reach for mittens below 15 degrees +/-, but these worked great in the teens and 20s and warmer for me. The elastic keeper/cuff is brilliant, you can drop the gloves quick, use your fingers and not lose the gloves off a lift or down in the snow.

I give these gloves a solid meh. I'm a skier and they are waterproof so they have that going for them. I just wish I didn't feel like I was wearing space gloves on my hands. They are too thick for my liking and I feel all bumbly while wearing them

These are fabulous gloves but NOT for wet ski conditions. The name gives it away, ONLY buy these gloves if you are skiing powder. Otherwise they leak like a sieve and within 30 minutes your hands are soaked through the liner and you can ring them out.

We also used the Oyuki ultra liners and that seemed to make it worse. Crazy, I can't find a glove that will keep fingers warm. Guess I will try heated gloves next. Although there isn't really any great reviews on those either

I expected these gloves to be nice and warm, but they are little better than my $60 Kinco gloves; my fingers became numb with the temp below 20 degrees. I'm now experimenting with different liners; as they are, I'd rated them only good above 20 degrees. Last week the highs were in the minus numbers, and I reverted to heavy mitten style gloves for the warmth. I can't in clear conscience return them because the description says nothing resembling "Good for very cold temps," so I'll keep them and try different liners

I’ve had the previous generation of this pair of gloves and they lasted me years and we’re amazing. Hoping the same for this pair.

I think when you buy a ski glove that retails for $145 it should last you multiple years of heavy use and should not fail in under a month of ownership and light use. I also think that if your glove fails this fast then the gloves are clearly defective and you shouldn't have to have your gloves repaired. They should just send you a new set of gloves. If the gloves were a year or two old and some stitching let go I would still be disappointed but would be okay with them repairing the gloves