Dakine Titan GORE-TEX vs Hestra Fall Line

Well insulated, waterproof techonology was put to the test during Northeast snowstorms and they were a success keeping my hands quite warm. Zippered pockets on dorsal aspect of each glove is a bonus!----I beleive they're meant for hand warmers but they can fit any credit card, money, chapstick or just about any small item for easy access.

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...

When temps are 25 deg+ I go without the liners or they are too hot, having those are a great option for the really cold days and work great. No complaints with these gloves, reason why I bought them again, can't go wrong. Hand stay warm and dry, great quality and long lasting. I have larger hands, normally XL (rare occasions/brands an XXL) and the XL dakine fits perfect

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...

Liked warmth of gloves. However, after measuring my hand using Evo's guide, ordered large; with liner, the gloves do not fit me well, difficult to get on my hands. Should have gone one size up.

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.