Hestra Army Leather Heli Ski Snow Gloves

Hestra Heli Ski Glove

Hestra Army Leather Heli Ski Gloves

Experience legendary warmth and durability with the Hestra Army Leather Heli Ski Gloves — trusted by skiers, snowboarders, and mountain guides around the world. Made from soft goat leather with Hestra’s tough Triton fabric, they offer excellent grip and protection in harsh alpine conditions. With a removable fleece liner and long gauntlet cuff, these gloves are built to keep your hands warm, dry, and ready for whatever the mountain throws at you.

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Hestra Heli Ski Glove – Frequently Asked Questions

1. Are these gloves waterproof?

No – the standard Heli Ski is water-resistant, not fully waterproof. The backhand uses durable Triton polyamide fabric that repels wind and moisture. For wetter conditions, pair them with a waterproof liner or look for a Gore-Tex version.

2. How should I choose the right size?

Measure around your knuckles (excluding the thumb). Hestra’s sizing is accurate – aim for around 6mm (¼ inch) of space at the fingertips to allow insulation to loft without reducing control.

3. Can I replace or use different liners?

Yes – the Heli Ski Glove has removable fleece liners, and Hestra sells replacements in various materials such as wool, Primaloft, and heated versions. You can swap them easily to suit different temperatures.

4. How warm are they?

The Heli Ski Glove is one of Hestra’s warmest ski gloves thanks to its G-Loft insulation and removable liner. For extremely cold or Arctic conditions, consider a mitt version or add a thicker liner.

5. How should I care for them?

Always dry them at room temperature – never on a radiator. Treat the goat leather with Hestra Leather Balm to keep it supple and water-resistant. Liners can be removed and washed separately according to their care labels.

6. Will the leather stretch or change shape?

The goat leather used in Hestra’s Army Leather range is tough and holds its shape well. It will soften slightly over time but won’t stretch excessively.

7. What makes “Army Leather” special?

Army Leather is a specially treated goat leather known for its durability, excellent grip, and abrasion resistance. It’s one of Hestra’s signature materials used in their professional-grade gloves.

8. Do these gloves come with wrist straps?

Yes – all Heli Ski models include wrist straps and long gauntlet cuffs with snowlocks to keep snow out. They also feature a carabiner loop for hanging when not in use.

9. Are there men’s, women’s, and junior versions?

Yes. Hestra offers specific versions for men, women, and juniors. The women’s fit has a slightly narrower hand and shorter fingers for improved comfort.

10. Are they suitable for extreme cold or Arctic conditions?

They perform excellently for alpine skiing and most cold-weather conditions. In extreme cold, pair them with a thicker or heated liner for maximum warmth.

11. Do they come with a warranty?

Hestra provides a warranty against manufacturing defects for the practical lifetime of the glove. Normal wear and tear isn’t covered, but repairs may be possible through Hestra’s service centre.

12. How should I dry or store them?

Hang them upside down using the finger loop or carabiner to let moisture drain. Always dry them fully before storing and avoid direct heat or sunlight.

13. How durable are they?

Extremely durable. With proper care and occasional leather treatment, many skiers use their Heli Ski Gloves for several seasons. The goat leather palm resists abrasion and wear exceptionally well.

14. How do they compare to other Hestra models?

Compared to the Patrol model, the Heli Ski has a tougher polyamide backhand and longer cuff. Gore-Tex versions add waterproofing but can feel slightly stiffer. The Heli balances warmth, protection, and dexterity perfectly.

15. What if one glove gets damaged?

Minor damage can often be repaired, and liners can be replaced. If it’s a manufacturing fault, Hestra may repair or replace the glove under warranty.

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