Dakine Sequoia GORE-TEX - Women's vs Hestra Fall Line

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...

Although they can be on the more expensive side, they offer functionality and craftsmanship you can't get anywhere else. These mitts are constructed w...

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

The fall line features a short profile, so it's designed to go under the cuff of your ski jacket. On the inside, the fall line benefits from foam insu...

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

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.

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 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.

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.

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...