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The Hestra Fall Line 3-Finger in Flame Red is a freeride-oriented ski/snowboard glove designed for riders who need durability, warmth, and style. With premium cowhide leather, a removable liner, and short freeride cuff, it offers excellent protection against the cold while remaining practical for multi-day use.
Key Specs & Features
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Outer Material: Impregnated cowhide leather + neoprene cuff
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Insulation / Warmth: G-Loft synthetic insulation + removable polyester liner
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Fit & Cut: Short freeride/alpine cut, 3-finger “lobster” design
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Durability: Reinforced seams, hard-wearing cowhide leather
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Weather Resistance: Windproof but not fully waterproof
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Extras: Wrist strap, carabiner, removable liner for drying/washing
On The Slopes / In Use
These gloves excel in cold, dry conditions. The G-Loft insulation and fleece liner keep hands warm while the removable liner makes drying between days simple. The short cuff tucks neatly under jacket sleeves for freeride comfort. They’re not waterproof, so in wetter snow or slushy days you’ll eventually notice dampness. The 3-finger design balances warmth with usable dexterity, though fiddly tasks can be tricky.
What We Love
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Exceptional warmth for freeride days
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Robust cowhide leather construction
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Practical removable liner
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Iconic Flame Red design
Things To Note
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Not waterproof — better in drier, colder snow
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Slightly reduced dexterity compared to full-finger gloves
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Check stock — can sell out quickly in popular colours
Price & Stockist
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RRP: £140
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Stockist: Hestra Gloves UK
FAQs
Q: Who is the Hestra Fall Line 3-Finger best for?
A: Skiers and snowboarders who want a durable, warm freeride glove with a short cuff design. Ideal for cold, dry conditions rather than wet, slushy snow.
Q: Is it waterproof?
A: The glove is windproof and water-resistant but not fully waterproof. Extended exposure to wet snow will eventually soak through.
Q: How does the 3-finger design compare to a mitten or full glove?
A: The 3-finger style offers more warmth than a traditional glove and more dexterity than a mitten — making it a great middle ground for freeriders.
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