The Glove Guide 2013/2014

Leather is our favorite material. It is soft, functional, and durable. Moreover, it only grows more beautiful with time. At Hestra, we have worked with leather since 1936. We focus down to the smallest details, as you will notice when you pull on a pair of Hestra gloves.

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You’re in good hands with us.

We don’t take hands lightly. We have dedicated the last 78 years to studying, thinking, listening, testing, and developing gloves that will suit every imaginable need. Today, we have over 300 different mod-els. Because if there is one thing we have learned, it’s that there is no such thing as the universal glove. People and hands are different. Therefore, different gloves are needed.

The only thing you need to think about when you choose a pair of gloves is how you are going to use them. Do you freeze easily? What stresses does the material have to withstand? What style and color do you prefer? It’s best if you have the chance to visit a store and try them on. After all, it’s your hands that will decide which gloves you buy.

Everything we do is based on our heritage from forestry. It was there the passion was born for what has become our trademark – comfortable gloves that last. This spring, we received a letter from a customer who has used the same pair of gloves for over 30 years. It’s on such occasions that we feel we’re on the right track.

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David Kantermo in Duved, Sweden

We have been out-doors since 1936.

As Ingemar Stenmark got himself ready at the top of the slope in Madonna di Campiglio, all of Sweden held its breath. When all the skiers had passed the finish line, it was clear that the 18-year old from Tärnaby had won his first World Cup victory. On his hands, he wore a pair of blue and yellow gloves from Hestra.

It was then, in the mid-1970s, that the history of our racing gloves began. We started to work with the Swedish Alpine Team in 1975. Today, we are the sponsor with the longest involvement. The skiers tell us what they need, for example better protection over the knuckles to protect their hands against the forces that arise on contact with gates and ice.

Our most famous racing glove to date, the RSL Comp, was launched in 1985. It has been worn by legendary skiers such as Atle Skårdal, Pernilla Wiberg and Anja Pärson and, among others, was involved in gold medal wins at Albertville, Lillehammer, Garmisch, Turin, and Vail. If we count up, the RSL Comp has been involved in

3 Olympic gold medals, 12 World Championship gold medals and 99 World Cup victories.

In step with the increasing speed and the sport becoming tougher, new types of protection are needed. After several years’ work on the design, choice of materials, evaluation, and fine-tuning the details, it is now time for a new gen-eration of racing gloves to take their place on the slopes. The new model is reinforced on the back of the hands and the thumbs, to protect against heavy impacts. It is equipped with Ergo Grip, which follows the hand’s natural ergo-nomics and gives a very close pole grip.

During the 2013 season, the glove was tested by Jens Byggmark, Mattias Hargin and André Myhrer among others. They sketched their comments directly on to the prototypes, so our design director could understand exactly how they experienced the details. During the race season 2013/2014, the new glove will be worn by the skiers in the Swedish National Alpine Team.

Now, it’s downhill for a new generation.

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Art. no 35781 Kebnekaise Jr Mitt 9

Our greatest innovation for the youngest.

Few users are as choosy as children are. If the elas-tic rubs or the snowballs aren’t good enough, off come the gloves. The parents’ off and on struggle can only be won by choosing gloves that children forget they are wearing. For this reason, we focus on the details that make a difference. Handcuffs, reflectors, and long zips save the patience of both children and parents.

Manufacturing junior gloves is an art. The area with which our seamstresses have to work is smaller, while kids’ models are just as detailed as those for adults. In addition, children’s hands are often rounder. This sets high demands on the right fit in order for the gloves to feel comfortable. We know what happens otherwise. Off come the gloves, small hands become cold and the day’s skiing ends hours earlier than planned.

Our new Kebnekaise Jr Mitt takes its inspiration from one of our most durable adult models. It has durable goatskin and insulating Swisswool. It has also been tested in the toughest test lab we have – the sledding slope at Hestra.

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If you take a look at one of our Sport Classic gloves, you get a feeling of history. The leather’s character, suppleness, and perhaps a dis-crete mark bear witness to them being made from natural materials. Our task is to preserve these beautiful characteristics. For this reason, we inspect each piece of leather carefully prior to approving them for manufacturing.

Our Sport Classic gloves are just as suitable when you have taken off your ski boots for after ski as when you take a pleasant walk. One of our favorites is the Deerskin Silk Lined, which has a stylish design and soft silk lining. This particular model is made from deerskin, but we also use elk skin and lambskin for our Sport Classic collec-tion. The former two are a bit more porous and are thus warmer be-cause they capture more air. Lambskin is thinner and has an elegant luster. It is more suitable for models with a narrower fit. Choose the leather to match your needs and take care of the gloves so they age beautifully and only grow even more attractive with time.

The elk skin comes from Malung, Sweden, where the tanner has trained the local hunting teams in how to take care of the skins. He knows, as we do, that an elegant natural material must be well cared for from the very start. It is important for us that every stage is managed with the greatest care – the whole way from the forest to the hand.

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Seth Morrison is a living legend among freeriders. During a long career lasting more than 20 years, he has taken part in an innumerable number of competitions, film projects, and runs that have attracted attention both in the world of freeriding and outside. He lives in Crested Butte, Colorado, but he spends large parts of the year in other places around the world, including the Alaskan mountains.

We started working with Seth in 2005, to produce a Pro Model that would withstand the tough challenges his skiing presents. The result was a wind and waterproof glove in durable Army Leather and cowhide. The model takes its inspiration from Motorcycle gloves, with extra padding across the knuckles and fingers. ‘For me, it’s also important to have external seams, because they give the best grip on the ski pole,’ Seth says.

It wasn’t chance alone that brought Seth to us as his partner for gloves. ‘I was already skiing with Hestra gloves, but now I also have the opportunity to be involved and influence the material, details, and style.’

When you ski like Seth Morrison, nothing can be left to chance. Thorough preparations and equipment that can be relied on totally are crucial. ‘It’s often impossible to take extra equipment along. The environments I ski in require the best gloves you can get ahold of, it’s that simple,’ concludes Morrison.

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‘As a mountaineer you spend a lot of time in exposed environments, unforgiving towards mistakes. It is crucial that the hands and equip-ment function. The difficulty in developing gloves for mountaineering lies in finding the right combination of warmth and durability, with-out losing the flexibility and fingertip feeling in the glove. So, it is important to have mountaineers and mountain guides involved in both the design process and tests.’ Marianne Knutsson-Hall Design Director

Hestra Team Rider Andreas Fransson

Aiguille du Midi, France

A Swedish classic.

Some models are very close to our heart. The Army Leather Heli Ski is one such. It was developed during the 1990s in collaboration with heli-ski operators in Canada. They were looking for a strong glove to meet their high requirements for safety, function, and fit.

Today, the model is one of our most popular among mountain guides and dedicated skiers. It has passed through a few small changes, but basi-cally remains the same. A warm and durable model with removable lining, which can simply be hung up to dry after a long day in the mountains. The substantial material of goatskin and durable fabric means the gloves will accompany you faithfully for many years, if you care for them correctly.

Over the years, we have adapted the Army Leather Heli Ski to suit the entire family, so every-one can find their favorite. Choose from 5-finger, 3-finger and mitten models. This year we have also supplemented the Heli Ski family with an Ergo Grip version, which has a very close fit that follows the hand’s natural ergonomics. This also has a removable lining in merino wool and fleece, which provides warmth but also lets out excess heat and moisture. Otherwise, it looks just the same as usual. In other words, a true classic.

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Army Leather Heli Ski Ergo Grip

Art. no 34130 Polartec Power Dry

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Art. no 35111Pullover Mitt

Do you take your gloves off to take a photo? Or when pouring coffee from the thermos? Don’t! Because you will rapidly lose heat that it takes your body time to get back. With a liner under your regular gloves, you don’t need to expose naked skin; instead you always wear a protective layer on your hand.

We have been dressing hands layer-on-layer for almost 80 years. By using several layers, you can regulate the temperature depending on the weather and your activity.

The first layer is a liner. This is the hand’s underwear, which transports away moisture and creates a warming layer of air. You almost never need to take off a pair of liners as there’s no problem making fine motor move-

ments while wearing them. The next layer is the base glove. This keeps your hands warm in normal cold weather, breathes, and protects against the wind. Add a shell mitten last of all, when you need extra pro-tection against extreme cold, wet weather, or when you’re standing still. A liner and a shell together with the base glove increase the warmth by about 50%.

In addition, many of our gloves have removable linings. We think replacing the entire glove is unneces-sary, when it’s only the lining that’s worn out. So think in several layers the next time you are buying gloves. Then your hands and gloves will last a little longer. It’s also kind to both your wallet and the environment.

An Alpine combination.

Hestra Team Rider Jenny Hansson in Ullådalen, Åre, Sweden

‘The key to avoiding freezing when you’re skiing is to keep your hands warm before you start. Wear warm gloves when you warm up and then change to a thinner pair with a good fit for the maximum feeling and control of the poles.’ Per Elofsson Many times World Champion in cross-country skiing, and our cross-country skiing expert advisor.

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If there is something at Hestra that we have in common with our customers, it is a love of nature. After a long day at the office, it is lib-erating to lace up our running shoes or sit in a kayak and encounter silence. Nothing beats the total freedom nature offers us.

We take this freedom concept with us, even in our design process. The gloves must never restrict your hands’ freedom of move-ment. They should make small and large adventures in the natural world comfortable, whatever the weather. Sometimes, their task is to keep you warm, but often it’s also about protecting the hands from abrasion, scratches and external stresses.

In our Outdoor range, you can find gloves for experiencing nature all year round. The all-round glove, Ergo Grip Active, is one of our favorites. It follows the hand’s natural ergonomics and has a close fit. With the soft but durable material, it is suitable for every-thing from chopping firewood to hiking.

Silenceplease.

If you fall off your bike, it will probably be your hands that have to act as the shock absorbers. With the right gloves, you can withstand shocks, blows, and scratches better, as well as rain and cold wind.

Our cycle collection contains models suitable for long distance cycling, mountain biking, and downhill cycling. As well as for those who cycle to work every day. Choose from short, long, lined, unlined, with our without padding, synthetic material, or leather.

Because there are few sports where the participants have such fixed opinions about how the perfect glove should look. Some want

to chase the grams and want the thinnest possible model available. Others would prefer a solid glove that can withstand the wet. Even so, the most important thing is that you choose a glove that suits you and the way you cycle.

One tip, if you’re looking for a comfortable, all-round glove, choose the Bike Multi. A tight and minimalist model that provides a close grip. It has a practical nose wipe on the thumb and reflec-tive print to increase your visibility in traffic. No excesses. After all, it’s the biking that counts.

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Hanna Ovin andHestra Team Rider Janne Tjärnström

in Lofsdalen, Sweden

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We know that our gloves are subjected to tough use. Nevertheless, if they are looked after in the right way, they can last a long time. Many of our models also have removable linings, so you don’t need to replace the entire glove when only the inside is worn out. We think this is a good way of manufacturing gloves because it is kind to both your wallet and the environment.

Niklas and Anton Magnusson are Sweden’s only active glove makers. In their workshop in Hestra, they manufacture leather gloves by hand and keep the handi-craft tradition alive. The cousins know all there is to know about leather and glove care. Here they offer a few of their best tips.

‘It’s important to bear in mind that gloves need different types of care. Sports gloves, which are made from goat and cowhide, should be treated regularly, ideally several times per season. Hestra Leather Balm is specially made to protect leather and it makes the gloves soft and flexible,’ says Anton.

‘However, you shouldn’t treat your Sport Classic gloves; this type of gloves responds best to careful handling. If, despite everything, they develop stains, you can put the gloves on and carefully rub in a little soap and warm water. This method works well for all of our leather gloves. Afterwards, carefully squeeze out the water, but absolutely no wringing,’ explains Niklas.

‘Try not to wash leather for as long as possible,’ adds Anton.

Leather is a fantastic natural material that both protects and ventilates. Moreover, leather gloves wear beautifully with the passing of time and shape them-selves uniquely to your hands. With a little bit of care, they will last for a long time and keep their properties season after season.

Hand in hand with leather.

grow big in Sweden. Ingemar Stenmark won his first world cup competition in 1974, and during the following years every time he skied for gold, Sweden came to a stop. Ingemar wore blue and yellow gloves from Hestra and suddenly there were lots of people who wanted to have the same. Our little company be-came bigger.

Lars-Olof’s sons are called Svante and Claes. They grew up among gloves and slalom gates, and even as young boys they learned a great deal. Since they took over at the start of the ‘90s, the company has expanded even fur-ther. Svante and Claes have two sons each, Anton, Jonas, Jacob, and Niklas, who make up the fourth generation of the company.

The cousins Anton and Niklas have learned the handicraft from the ground up, and are certified glove cutters. The first in Sweden for 47 years. In their workshop in Hestra, they can also make bespoke gloves in limited editions.

Today, Hestra can be found in more than 30 countries and we have more than 300 models for sport, fashion, and work. In order to manage the entire pro-duction chain, we source our own mate-rials and own our factories. In addition, we have two concept stores of our own, one in Stockholm and one in Helsinki.

Much has happened since Martin started Hestra 78 years ago, but his leg-acy lives on. Our favorite materials are still leather and wool. And the love of the outdoors remains.

In 1935, Martin Magnusson moved with his wife and children to Hestra, the small village known for its wonderful air, and called ‘Småland’s Åre’ after the Swedish ski resort. Because Martin suf-fered from asthma, he needed to find a new way to provide for his family. He had previously worked in forestry and he knew the importance of good gloves. In 1936, he started manufacturing gloves for lumberjacks and farmers in the Hestra region. The first pair of gloves was made from hardwearing goat leather with warm wool on the

back of the hand. The same year, a new slalom slope

was built in the village. Tourists came from miles away to ski. Two of the most dedicated skiers in the village were Martin’s sons, Lars-Olof and Göte, so it wasn’t strange that Martin quickly real-ised skiers could also benefit from hard-wearing gloves. Rumours about Hestra’s gloves started to spread – even outside the district that gave us our name.

Lennart, Lars-Olof and Göte took over the company in the 1960s. At the same time, downhill skiing started to

Gloves for four generations.

Martin MagnussonThe company’s founder, Martin,

moved to Hestra in Småland for the sake of the fresh air and

started the company in 1936.

Lars-Olof MagnussonThe second Magnusson

generation took over the company in 1963. Lars-Olof is still active,

both in the company and along the cross-country track.

Claes and Svante MagnussonThe third Magnusson generation. They grew up with the company

and an active outdoor life.

Niklas, Anton, Jacob and Jonas MagnussonThe fourth generation, the Magnusson cousins, are all active in the company. Anton and Niklas are certified glovers, the first in Sweden

in 47 years.

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Both the company and the family have grown over the years, and we are now many more than the four generations of Magnussons. For example, we are working together with some of the world’s best competitive skiers, freeriders and mountain guides. Their knowledge and experience is helping us to develop even better gloves. However, the seamstresses in our factories, the families in Hestra who help us test our junior gloves, researchers, survival experts and everybody else who works with us are just as important.Here are a few members of our family.

Our family philosophy.

Andreas FranssonFreerider, adventurer, climber and philo- sopher who refuses to be pigeonholed. Swedish Adventurer of the Year in 2012. He has completed many spectacular ex- peditions and has many more to come.

Daniel & Rikard TynellCross-country skiing brothers from Dalarna, with cross-country as their specialty. Daniel has won the Vasaloppet Ski Race three times to date.

The Swedish National Alpine TeamThe team’s skiers have been wearing our gloves since 1975, which makes us the partner with the longest involvement. The skiers regularly test and develop competition gloves together with us.

Cramo go GreenThis team likes to be first. They are Sweden’s first female professional team and the world’s first cycling team with a pronounced environmental profile.

Lars FältSurvival expert who started the Swedish armed forces’ Survival School and has written many books about outdoor activities. He knows everything you need to know about protecting your hands.

Kaj Zackrisson & Sverre LiliequistProfessional freeriders who radiate their delight in skiing and have extensive experience from their time spent in the mountains. They were both previously Alpine competitive skiers. Together, we have developed a greatly appreciated Pro Model.

Johan SkullmanExpert in survival and former test manager in the Swedish armed forces. Now works as an independent expert for various out-door companies, including Hestra.

Henrik WindstedtBorn in Åre, and one of the world’s best freeriders. His CV includes many inter- national wins and films.

Seth MorrisonA legend among freeriders. He has won a good many international awards for his films and achievements through the years. Lives in Colorado.

Ida IngemarsdotterBorn in Sveg and practically grew up on cross-country skis. Today, she competes for Åsarna IK and she has won many World Championship medals. At the World Championships in Val di Fiemme, 2013, she won three silver medals.

Stéphane SchaffterSwiss mountaineer and mountain guide who has opened up new routes in the Alps and the Himalayas. He is developing the moun-taineering collection together with us.

Vera SimonssonGlacier instructor, photographer, freelance guide. Active from the Arctic to the Antarctic. In 2009, Vera was named Swedish Adven-turer of the Year. Lives in Molde, Norway.

Mike Douglas‘The Godfather of Freeskiing’ has done it all – competed, filmed, directed, and coached and so on. One of the innovators behind the design of the modern twin-tip ski.

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Hestra across the world.Our gloves have taken us from Hestra in Småland, Sweden, to exciting places around the world. We have subsidiaries in the USA and Germany; in addition, we have agents, distributors, and dealers in more than 30 countries. Over the years, we have met many colorful people and several have become good friends. You can read about some of them here.

Longyearbyen, Norway

On Svalbard, Norway, in addition to the magnificent environment and the polar bears, you can also find our most northerly dealers. One of them is Kristian, who in the Arctica AS shop sells outdoor products that withstand tough conditions. During the winter, Svalbard has long periods with temperatures between minus 20 and 30 degrees. Then the 2800 people who make up the permanent population need really good gloves.

Arctica AS

In the middle of British Columbia’s vast wilderness, in the small town of Bella Coola, Peter Mattson has been running his heli-ski company for ten years. Skiing enthusiasts come here from all around the world to ski in a region that is as big as the Swiss Alps. Peter grew up in Uddevalla, Swe-den and moved to Åre when he was nineteen. But a longing for the mountains on the other side of the Atlantic took him first to Whistler and then further north to Bella Coola. ‘Our gloves are subjected to a great deal of wear here; we need the best’, says Peter, or ‘The Swede’ as he is also known.

Bella Coola, Canada

Peter ‘The Swede’

Veyrier, Switzerland

Mountain guide Stéphane Schaffter has a great passion for finding new routes up mountains worldwide. This desire to find new approaches suits us at Hestra. When we wanted to develop really good mountaineering gloves a few years ago, it was natural for us to contact Stéphane.

Stéphane Schaffter

AUSTRALIA Snowsport International, Tel +61 282 03 43 33, info@snowsport.com.au AUSTRIA HESTRA Handschuhe GmbH, Tel +49 6133 57 39 93, +49 170 81 51 974 tallbom@t-online.de BELGIUM, NETHERLANDS, LUXEMBOURG 4Skiing, Tel +31 728 20 02 26, info@4skiing.nl CANADA ROI – Recreation Outfitters Inc., Tel +1 877 322 3351, info@roirecreation.com DENMARK HESTRA Denmark/Chalmer Sport, Tel +45 3555 6060, info@chalmer-cph.com FINLAND Oy Sultrade, Tel +358 9 85 95 91, myynti@sultrade.fi FRANCE Cogifa SARL, Tel +33 4 74 32 65 36, gillesfavier@seansnow.fr GERMANY HESTRA Handschuhe GmbH, Tel +49 6133 57 39 93, +49 170 81 51 974, tallbom@t-online.de GREAT BRITAIN

HESTRAUK/Denali Ltd., Tel +44 1462 68 58 90, denalilimited@o2.co.uk ITALY Erich Weitzmann S.p A., Tel +39 02 92 106 761, Info@weitzmann.it JAPAN Fullmarks Inc., Tel +91 45 22 89 900, info@hestra.jp NEW ZEALAND Snowsport Internationa, Tel +61 282 03 43 33, info@snowsport.com.au NORWAY HESTRA Martin Magnusson & Co AB, Tel +47 22 28 44 00, tore.hay@hestragloves.no RUSSIA TDL – Timichev Alexandre, Tel/fax +7 49 91 81 50 77, talex67@mail.ru SWEDEN Martin Magnusson & Co AB, Tel +46 370 33 97 10, info@hestragloves.se SWITZERLAND Sport Concept SA, Tel +41 21 802 55 16, info@sport-concept.ch USA HESTRA Gloves LLC, www.hestrausa.com, Tel +1 303 384 9969, info@hestrausa.com

One of Japan’s most legendary mountain guides. Shinya is the Head of the Niseko Avalanche Institute and runs the skiers’ accommodation Woodpeckers Lodge. For more than 25 years, he has submitted daily reports on the risk of avalanches in the region around Niseko. And for all those years, he’s worn Hestra gloves.

Niseko, Japan

Akio Shinya

At the start of the 1940s, Roger de Rorthays started Au Vieux Campeur in Paris. The range consisted of clothing and quality equipment for an out-door life, and still does so today. In time, Roger’s son took over and, today, it is his grandchildren who continue to run the business. Over the years, the business has expanded, and there are now 47 stores across France. The stores have been loyal retailers of Hestra gloves for the last ten years.

Paris, France

Au Vieux Campeur

Thredbo, Australia

Lena and Tony

Lena and Tony spent season after season skiing in the Alps. That’s how the need for really good equipment developed and the idea for their company Snowsport was born. The concept builds on the idea that they only sell products they have handpicked and tested themselves, and that the products must also look good. Snowsport is based in the ski resort Thredbo.

Find your gloves.Your hands have to last a long time. So you need to protect them from the cold and other stresses involved in an active lifestyle. This is where our challenge starts. However, there isn’t a universal pair of gloves that’s suitable in every situation. Weather conditions, hands, needs, and personal taste all vary. This is why we have 314 different alternatives. On these pages, you can see some of our favorite gloves. You can find more colors, models, and facts on hestragloves.com.

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Outdoor

32940 Runners All Weather

37210 Windstopper Active

32152 Windstopper Wool Terry Lobster

32070 Leather Pro Fit

31270 Fält Guide Glove

32290 CZone Pickup

32950 Ergo Grip Active

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30140 Army Leather Ascent

30850 Ergo Grip Outdry Dexterity Short

32080 Crevasse 32000 Via Ferrata Long

35091 Army Leather Expedition Mitt

30640 Ergo Grip Outdry Dexterity Long

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Gloves for running, hiking, paddling, ski touring, and other outdoor activities. They with-stand considerable stresses and are made from our best materials. These models are provided with details that have been tried and tested during long hours spent outdoors.

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One of our most technically advanced collections, with high requirements placed on safety and durability. Models for climbing during both the summer and the winter, with different functions depending on the environment in which they will be worn. The focus is on creating an optimal grip as well as protecting the most vulnerable parts of the hands.

Alpine Pro Alpine

30860 Swisswool Merino Loft

32620 CZone Powder Female

30250 Leather Classic CZone

35401 Cosy Mitt 30290 Furano Swisswool Leather

30750 Leather Swisswool Classic

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35111 Racers Pullover Mitt

35151 Racers Short Pullover Mitt

30150 Downhill Comp Ergo Grip

30132 RSL Comp Vertical Cut 3-finger

30220 Army Leather Coach CZone

30000 RSL Comp Vertical Cut d3O Impact

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30570 Army Leather Heli Ski

30260 Dexterity Glove

30430 Heli Ski Cuir De Chévre

31470 Leather Fall Line

30800 Army Leather Wool Terry

30610 Heli Ski Female

30080 Army Leather Heli Ski Ergo Grip

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530170 Seth Morrison Pro Model

30820 Henrik Leather Pro Model

30500 Kaj & Sverre Pro Model

Gloves developed to prevent your hands freezing during your skiing vacation. Suitable for people who ski a few weeks a year and want a pair of gloves that will also work well during other winter activities. Available in many models with different fit and functions. Do you freeze easily? Choose a 3-finger or mitten model.

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In Racing, you find technically advanced competition gloves that are characterized by their flexibility and high durability, perfect pole grip, and protection against impacts. Alpine skiing is changing all the time, and for this reason we develop gloves in close collaboration with professional competitive skiers and trainers.

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Our collection of highly functional gloves to withstand a lot of cold and wear. Used by freeriders, mountain guides, ski instructors, and others who place very high demands on their equipment. This category is intended for those who ski a lot in very variable terrain and weather conditions.

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We are working together with some of the world’s best freeriders. They share their experiences with materials, details, and design. The result is a series of highly functional leather gloves we call Pro Models.

30440 Power Heater Glove

Production: F&B factory.Photo: Pelle Bergström/ Skarp Agent.Other photographers: Mattias Fredriksson (p 4 – 5, 28 – 29), Andreas Sundgren (p 10 – 11), Christoffer Sjöström (p 16 – 17), Gösta Fries (p 22 – 23).Portraits p 32 – 37: Robin de Blanche , Nicklas Blom, Mattias Fredriksson, Gösta Fries, Fotograf Heléne, Kent Malm, Paul Morrison, Nisse Schmidt, Christoffer Sjöström, Andreas Strand, Anton Vos.Illustration: Shutterstock.Printers: Göteborgstryckeriet.Paper: Munken Polar.Hestra is quality certified in accordance with ISO 9001 and is environmentally certified in accordance with ISO 14001. We make reservations for any color differences and changes in the range.

Sport Classic

37320 Windstopper Action Race

31500 Kaj & Sverre Pro Model Jr

20210 Deerskin Primaloft Rib

37150 Windstopper Breeze Female

20870 Tällberg37340 Light Fit 35851 Fjellvott Jr 19111 Ladies’ Deerskin Swisswool Mitt

37092 Windstopper Race Tracker 3-finger

32020 Czone Pickup Jr

36251 Baby Zip Ecocuir Mitt

10510 Charlene37011 Tracker Jr Mitt

36421 Baby Zip Long Mitt

29141 Leather Voss Mitt

37090 Windstopper Race Tracker

67501 Pancho Baby Mitt

21450/12450 Classic Wool Tricot

4337120 Ergo Grip Windstopper Race

Horse Riding

38820/38823 Deerskin Horse

38850 Leather Direct Horse

38800 Deerskin Crochet Horse

38870/ 38873 CZone All Weather Horse

34110 Merino Wool Liner Active

34010 Swisswool Merino Liner

34130 Polartec Power Dry

34260 Power Stretch

60510 Pancho

63621 Kebnekaise Wool Mitt

35781 Kebnekaise Jr 20240 Men’s Unlined Deerskin Glove

Golf

39000 Ergo Grip Golf39000 Ergo Grip Golf 39000 Ergo Grip Golf

20290 Deerskin Drivers lined

20470 Men’s Deer-skin Swisswool Glove

20830 Elk Utsjö

63661 Basic Wool Mitt

11880/21880 Classic Lambskin

39010 Golf Glove

11870 Claire

34220 Wool Pile Terry Liner

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Bike/MTB

39670 Short Guard 39700 Bike Ergo Grip Long

39470 Bike Windstopper Tracker Sr

39740 Bike Ergo Grip Short

39650 Downhill Sr 39500 Bike Leather

1039110 CZone Bike

The classic design, comfortable fit, and fine materials are the signature of Sport Classics. The gloves’ timeless appearance and the feeling of genuine craft mean they are suitable for many different situations.

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Gloves specially adapted for riding. They have a close fit, good grip, and reinforcements where the hands need extra protection.

Flexible golf gloves with a close fit and good grip, which function in both wet and dry conditions.

Our junior gloves are made with as great care as our gloves for adults. Smart details such as zippers, handcuffs, and snow locks means they withstand loads of play and many adventures.

Here you can find gloves for cross-country, touring, and roller skiing. Models for both enthusiasts and elite skiers, all with a good grip and flexible fit. Some are best suited to high intensity skiing, while others are lined and suitable for those who enjoy taking it a bit easier.

Liners are the hand’s underwear. They are designed so that they can be combined with most of our other gloves. Several of the models can be used either as linings or as thin gloves when running and hiking, for example.

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Gloves suitable for long distance cycling, downhill, MTB, and the daily trip to work. The collection is produced in material that protects and provides a good grip.

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