Women's liners & shell gloves

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Price: $50

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A thin, flexible glove in soft, warming wool with cashmere and polyamide. Perfect as a liner under a thicker winter glove for extra warmth on cold winter days. Takes up little space in a pocket when not in use. Can also be worn as it is in mild weather. Also available in half-finger and mitten versions.

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Price: $50

• Washable

A thin, flexible glove in soft, warming wool with cashmere and polyamide. Perfect as a liner under a thicker winter glove for extra warmth on cold winter days. Takes up little space in a pocket when not in use. Can also be worn as it is in mild weather. Also available in half-finger and mitten versions.

Price: $150

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A classic, knitted mitten in sturdy, felted wool A robust winter favourite that provides more insulation and is more hardwearing than ordinary knitted mittens. Perfect as a liner for a shell glove on winter trips and expeditions as wool wicks away moisture and insulates even when damp. A carabiner and eyelet mean you can attach the glove to a rucksack or hang it up to dry at home.

Price: $60

A soft, comfortable fleece liner with touch function. Perfect as a thin glove for running, hiking and other outdoor activities in spring and autumn. In the winter it works as a reinforcing layer inside a thicker glove in colder temperatures. Sewn in flexible polyester fleece with conductive grip coating on the index finger that lets you use a smartphone and other touchscreens without taking the glove off.

Price: $60

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A warming fleece liner for the popular Army Leather Patrol Mitt. Perfect if you need to replace a worn-out liner or want an extra liner handy in your backpack to swap to. Sewn in hardwearing polyester fleece with G-loft synthetic insulation to keep hands warm.

Price: $60

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A warming, 5-finger fleece liner for Hestra’s ski classic Army Leather Patrol. Also fits several other Hestra gloves with a neoprene cuff. Perfect if you need to replace a worn-out liner or want an extra liner handy in your backpack to swap to. Sewn in hardwearing polyester fleece with G-loft synthetic insulation to keep hands warm.

Price: $50

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A warming fleece liner for the popular Army Leather Patrol Female glove. Also fits other Hestra women’s gloves with a neoprene cuff. Perfect if you need to replace a worn-out liner or want an extra liner handy in your backpack to swap to. Sewn in hardwearing polyester fleece with G-loft synthetic insulation to keep hands warm.

Price: $50

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A warming, 5-finger fleece liner for the popular Army Leather Patrol Female ski glove. Also fits several other Hestra gloves with a neoprene cuff. Perfect if you need to replace a worn-out liner or want an extra liner handy in your backpack to swap to. Sewn in hardwearing polyester fleece with G-loft synthetic insulation to keep hands warm.

Price: $69

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A soft, warm 5-finger liner for the outdoor classic Fält Guide Glove which also fits many other Hestra gloves with a removable liner. Made in wool terry with the backhand in extra airy, warming wool fleece. Both materials are mostly wool with a high insulating ability, also when damp. Polyamide blended in adds durability and increases lifetime.

Price: $100

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A sturdy warming liner glove with Primaloft Gold synthetic insulation that keeps hands warm in severe cold. Combines with a shell glove, such as Hestra’s Seam Sealed Mitt or Pull Over Mitt. Also practical as an extra liner, e.g. for the Army Leather Expedition Mitt, if you want to be able to swap liners over the course of the day. Primaloft Gold produces a down-like feel and binds a lot of insulating air while letting moisture escape.

Price: $60

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A 3-finger liner for the women’s version of Hestra’s popular Heli Ski glove. Replace a worn liner and extend the lifetime of a favourite glove. It’s also practical if you want an extra liner handy in your backpack to swap to. The liner is sewn in hardwearing fleece polyester with G-loft synthetic insulation for extra warmth.

Price: $60

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A 5-finger liner for the women’s version of Hestra’s popular Heli Ski glove. Replace a worn liner and extend the lifetime of a favourite glove. It’s also practical if you want an extra liner handy in your backpack to swap to. The liner is sewn in hardwearing fleece polyester with G-loft synthetic insulation for extra warmth.

Price: $60

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A warming fleece liner with synthetic insulation that fits several of Hestra’s mittens, such as the popular Army Leather Heli Ski Mitt 3-finger version. Perfect if you have worn out a liner or want an extra liner handy in your backpack to swap to.

Price: $75

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A practical 5-finger replacement liner that fits Hestra’s short gloves, the Army Leather Wool Terry and Army Leather Ascent. Made in wool terry with the backhand in extra airy, warming wool fleece. Gives a favourite glove with a worn lining an extra lease of life but also works as a spare in your backpack enabling you to switch to a dry liner as the day goes on.

Price: $70

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A wool liner for Hestra’s popular ski mitten, the Wakayama Mitt. Replace a worn liner and extend the lifetime of a favourite mitten. Made in soft, flexible wool terry where the loop knitted inside binds plenty of insulating air.

Price: $75

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A light, supple pull-on mitten that provides protection from wind and drizzle in spring, summer and autumn. A short, unlined design in flexible stretch fabric that allows moisture to escape and dries quickly if it gets wet. Easy to roll up in a pocket when not in use and handy to pull on if the weather turns when cycling, hiking, trail running, etc. Silicone print makes for good grip on handlebars and when changing gear, etc.

Price: $76

A practical pull-on glove that acts as an extra warming outer layer on top of a cross-country ski glove. Made in windproof, ventilating stretch fabric with waterproof stretch polyester on the palm. Easy to roll up and keep in your pocket until needed. Perfect for cold and windy training sessions, when your body heat and an ordinary cross-country glove aren’t really enough to keep your fingers warm.

Price: $55

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Warming 5-finger fleece liner for Hestra’s Women’s Fall Line 5-finger freerider glove. Perfect if you need to replace a worn-out liner or want an extra liner handy in your backpack to swap to. Sewn in hardwearing polyester fleece with G-Loft synthetic insulation to keep hands warm.

Price: $75

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Well-insulated mitten liner for Hestra’s Army Leather Expedition Mitt. Also fits several other Hestra mittens. Sewn in hardwearing polyester fleece with an extra layer of G-Loft synthetic insulation to keep your hands warm in severe cold. Perfect if you have worn out a liner or want an extra liner handy to swap to.

Price: $50

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A thin, flexible knitted mitten in soft, warming wool with cashmere and polyamide. Perfect as a liner under a thicker mitten for extra warmth on cold winter days. Can also be worn as it is in mild autumn or spring weather and takes up little space in a pocket when not in use. Also available in half-finger and 5-finger versions.

Price: $50

• Washable

A thin, flexible knitted mitten in soft, warming wool with cashmere and polyamide. Perfect as a liner under a thicker mitten for extra warmth on cold winter days. Can also be worn as it is in mild autumn or spring weather and takes up little space in a pocket when not in use. Also available in half-finger and 5-finger versions.

Price: $75

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A light, supple pull-on glove in stretch fabric that provides protection from wind and drizzle in spring, summer and autumn. A short, unlined 3-finger model separated between middle finger and ring finger, ideal when you want more warmth for your fingers combined with more flexibility than a pure mitten. Easy to roll up in a pocket when not in use and handy when the weather turns when cycling, hiking, trail running, etc. Silicone print makes for good grip on handlebars and when changing gear, etc.

Price: $525

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An electrically heated liner that turns ski gloves with a removable liner into heated gloves. Integrated heated panels keep hands comfortably warm* in cold winter weather. Made in flexible polyamide fabric so it easily slips into place inside the outer glove. Inside, there is a microfleece lining and the glove has G-Loft synthetic insulation for comfortable initial warmth. Specially designed to fit the Hestra Army Leather Heli Ski – glove and mitten versions – but also works inside many of Hestra’s other gloves with a long cuff and a detachable liner. The temperature adjusts in three steps via an easily accessible control on the cuff. Perfect for lots of outdoor activities on cold winter days. HEATING TIME: Low: 8–10 hours, Medium: 4–5 hours, High: 2–2.5 hours. *NOTE: At highest power, the heat in the panels is close to body temperature, supporting the hand’s own warmth – this means they won’t feel “hot” against the skin. This additional heat combined with the insulation in the glove helps to keep fingers warm. The right size is important to ensure the heated panels work properly. Too big a glove will mean a greater distance between the heated panels and the fingers, so reducing the heating capacity.

Price: $525

• Heated

Hestra’s heated liner turns ski gloves with a removable liner into heated gloves. Perfect for skiers and others who are prone to cold hands. Heated panels keep hands comfortably warm* in cold winter weather. Made in flexible polyamide fabric so it easily slips into place inside the outer glove. A microfleece lining and G-Loft synthetic insulation provide comfortable initial heat. Specially designed to fit the Hestra’s Army Leather Heli Ski Mitt, it also works in many of Hestra’s other mittens with a high cuff and a detachable liner. The temperature adjusts in three steps via an easily accessible control on the cuff. HEATING TIME: Low: 8–10 hours, Medium: 4–5 hours, High: 2–2.5 hours. *NOTE: At highest power, the heat in the panels is close to body temperature, supporting the hand’s own warmth – this means they won’t feel “hot” against the skin. This additional heat combined with the insulation in the glove helps to keep fingers warm. The right size is important to ensure the heated panels work properly. Too big a glove will mean a greater distance between the heated panels and the fingers, so reducing the heating capacity.