🧤 Hestra Army OutDry Glove Black: Maximum Protection with Exceptional Style Review

I bought a pair of Hestra heated gloves for $450. They stopped working after about 2 years. Hestra will say they can't fix it and will charge over $320 for a replacement in just 2 years! Large selection of other companies, save!

The velcro straps were ridiculously short, making the size 11 pair uncomfortably tight when I tightened them, even though they fitted my finger length just fine. Size 12 is too loose for me. Gave them back.

Excellent gloves. Pretty good mobility and still enough space. Additional reinforcement in the ski wear (there were a couple of old GTX velcros I made in the same area). Looks good too. The duvets are nice and warm. However, in the real cold, my fingers get a bit cold, so I'm going to buy a pair of even warmer earbuds. Should work well as the earbuds are removable and there should be enough room for them. For maintenance I use Hestra Balm for leather and Nikwax Glove Proof for polyester.

Exceptional quality ski gloves. This model is best suited for very cold weather. I'm not sure I like the removable liner. i lose things You might also consider a zippered ankle pocket for hand warmers.